Eating is not reserved for one year. A new beginning brings good eating.
Some meals can be simple. A quick pasta for a week night.
Farfelle pasta
Italian sausage
Broccoli
Cook the sausage in pieces frying in a pan. Cook enough bow pasta for two. Boil the broccoli.
Once all is cooked add some butter or cream sauce to the pasta- your choice.Then add the chopped broccoli and sausage.We like a little hot pepper to zest it up! Some parmigiana cheese finishes off the dish.
A tasty one dish meal.
Pasta is like this dish. Just take your favourite kind and add any ingredients you like!
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Wednesday, 4 January 2017
Sunday, 19 August 2012
FROM A FRESH APPETIZER TO A HEARTY SOUP
I eat lots of vegetable. For any gathering or a family barbecue at the cottage a fresh vegetable appetizer platter is always a hit with some spinach dip. We all eat a variety of vegetables.
From broccoli
to cauliflower
to carrots
to a variety of peppers- red, green, yellow, orange- vegetables are best eaten fresh.
What to do with the leftovers? The next day make them into a dish. Soup/zuppa well is my second best way to eat them. With a little olive oil in the bottom of the pot simmer some chopped onions and a couple of buds of diced garlics. When simmered add the chopped vegetables left over form the veggie platter. I added some frozen peas, a zucchini, a little swiss chard piece, and some celery too. All chopped into small pieces. Of course salt and pepper to taste.
Ecco la!
Una zuppa di verdure! A hearty vegetable soup! Barb always tells me she loves the smell of soup simmering in the house. I just love eating it!
From broccoli
to cauliflower
to carrots
to a variety of peppers- red, green, yellow, orange- vegetables are best eaten fresh.
What to do with the leftovers? The next day make them into a dish. Soup/zuppa well is my second best way to eat them. With a little olive oil in the bottom of the pot simmer some chopped onions and a couple of buds of diced garlics. When simmered add the chopped vegetables left over form the veggie platter. I added some frozen peas, a zucchini, a little swiss chard piece, and some celery too. All chopped into small pieces. Of course salt and pepper to taste.
Ecco la!
Una zuppa di verdure! A hearty vegetable soup! Barb always tells me she loves the smell of soup simmering in the house. I just love eating it!
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