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| Brown Soda Bread |
| Cabbage Rolls |
An excellent healthy and nutritious soup, and it makes a ton! I made it without the sausage. For one mealtime, we added in Boca ground crumbles.
A welcome favorite not only in autumn but also in our unseasonably mild Midwest winter, this Moosewood soup hit the spot this week.
| Lentil Soup with Greens |
Why do none of my cookbooks have a good recipe for this? But, of course, a quick Culinate search turned up a post from a member with the perfect recipe.
Made a Black-Eyed Pea and Vegetable Stew this year to ensure the good fortune that this bean promises.
Looking for a more interesting bean salad to take to an office potluck, I found this festive holiday-colored Chickpea With Roasted Red Pepper Salad recipe at Smitten Kitchen blog. Quite tasty, too!
| Stuffed Bell Peppers |
Every summer I have mixed results selecting peaches from the farmer’s market and deciding when they are ready to eat, but not this year. The Michigan peaches have been excellent all summer! I buy a pint each week, leave them out on the counter for one day, then stash in the fridge, and I have a super-delicious, super-juicy peach for lunch every day. I don’t know what it is, but conditions were perfect in the Midwest this year for my favorite fruit!
| Kale Salad |
| Asparagus-Leek Galette |
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