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Thursday, August 1, 2013. When you participate in a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, you get lots of vegetables. Mucho mucho. Some with names you have never heard of, e.g., verdolaga. The CSA process demands creativity. My husband, for example, made a pesto from garlic scapes*, the stem-leafy part of garlic. I scooped up my slaw with Garden of Eatin Blue Chips, which I prefer because they contain 2 g fiber per serving. So I can justify chips and salsa as a nutritional supplement. You can't ...

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Thursday, August 1, 2013. When you participate in a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, you get lots of vegetables. Mucho mucho. Some with names you have never heard of, e.g., verdolaga. The CSA process demands creativity. My husband, for example, made a pesto from garlic scapes*, the stem-leafy part of garlic. I scooped up my slaw with Garden of Eatin Blue Chips, which I prefer because they contain 2 g fiber per serving. So I can justify chips and salsa as a nutritional supplement. You can't ...

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The Whatever Cook: Making Refogado—Portugal's Basic Sauce

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Wednesday, September 8, 2010. Making Refogado—Portugal's Basic Sauce. Recently, my mom made a refogado. After the onions had cooked for approximately 10 minutes, my mom added chopped garlic to the onion pot. After approximately 15 minutes of cooking onions (& 30 mins of cooking tomatoes), she combined the tomatoes and onions/garlic into one dish. Spices added were piri pir. Hot sauce) and colorau. I used the refogado. Here's a section from my mom's garden. October 10, 2014 at 5:10 PM. Ok, there was a rec...

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Wednesday, March 20, 2013. Comfort food is associated with childhood and home-cooking. For me, it includes Portuguese and Mediterranean dishes - the food that permeated my childhood. Comfort foods engage many sense receptors: our taste buds, our sense of smell, our sense of texture, how a food feels on our tongue and fingers, our visual sensibilities, even our hearing. Consider: snap, crackle, and pop. Some examples of my comfort foods:. Steaming chicken soup (NEVER low sodium);. I used to scoop out, loo...

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Thursday, August 26, 2010. My word was, “Whatever.” My friends laughed, but they seemed to think I was being somewhat negative about myself. But I meant Whatever positively, meaning that I try to be open to experience and take on whatever comes my way and make the best of it. That’s the goal anyway. Ideally, I’ll generate recipes AFTER I cook, and post some of them. My goals are to:. 1) Create simple, EASIER and FASTER-than-TAKEOUT food (I joked to friends that I might name the blog: The Half-Assed Cook).

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Thursday, August 1, 2013. When you participate in a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, you get lots of vegetables. Mucho mucho. Some with names you have never heard of, e.g., verdolaga. The CSA process demands creativity. My husband, for example, made a pesto from garlic scapes*, the stem-leafy part of garlic. I scooped up my slaw with Garden of Eatin Blue Chips, which I prefer because they contain 2 g fiber per serving. So I can justify chips and salsa as a nutritional supplement. Mont blanc...

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Thursday, August 1, 2013. When you participate in a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, you get lots of vegetables. Mucho mucho. Some with names you have never heard of, e.g., verdolaga. The CSA process demands creativity. My husband, for example, made a pesto from garlic scapes*, the stem-leafy part of garlic. I scooped up my slaw with Garden of Eatin Blue Chips, which I prefer because they contain 2 g fiber per serving. So I can justify chips and salsa as a nutritional supplement. Friends an...

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Thursday, August 1, 2013. When you participate in a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, you get lots of vegetables. Mucho mucho. Some with names you have never heard of, e.g., verdolaga. The CSA process demands creativity. My husband, for example, made a pesto from garlic scapes*, the stem-leafy part of garlic. I scooped up my slaw with Garden of Eatin Blue Chips, which I prefer because they contain 2 g fiber per serving. So I can justify chips and salsa as a nutritional supplement. You can't ...

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