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Showing posts with label squash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label squash. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Veggies for dinner?
This was a dinner I made a few nights ago, all from the garden except for the oyster mushrooms I got at Fred Meyer.
Kale, Collard, Mustard greens gently cooked with fresh baby summer squash with the flowers still on. Plenty of oyster mushrooms and broccoli. It's all about portions, if you make enough it's dinner!
Ground Turkey and veggies
Ground turkey fried up into patties (medium heat, always).
Fresh baby summer squash with the flowers still on.
Broccoli
Mushrooms
Fry it all up on low/medium heat in coconut and olive oil, add one or two spices (garlic works well)
Fresh baby summer squash with the flowers still on.
Broccoli
Mushrooms
Fry it all up on low/medium heat in coconut and olive oil, add one or two spices (garlic works well)
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Squash
Autumn and winter are the time to be eating squash, delicata, acorn, spaghetti and some of those big scary ugly ones that taste so great. Squash is very simple to prepare and can be quite good on it's own or with a little ghee or coconut oil. Buttercup squash is my favorite ! Just cut the squash in half and bake it until it's mushy. I don't know what temperature but all the one's I have picked worked out just fine :D
Eat the mush for breakfast (squish it with your fork), or as a side for lunch or dinner.
Chop it into chunks for a stir fry with coconut milk, curry, turmeric, green beans, beets (baked then chopped into chunks) and add to rice.
Eat the mush for breakfast (squish it with your fork), or as a side for lunch or dinner.
Chop it into chunks for a stir fry with coconut milk, curry, turmeric, green beans, beets (baked then chopped into chunks) and add to rice.
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