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This is totally a winter dish…broccoli, lentils, sausage and canned tomatoes…all things that are readily available in the colder
months, not to mention hearty.  But this recipe by Jaime Oliver really intrigued me.  It’s got cinnamon in a rich tomato salsa, lentils which I love, and is  South Beach diet friendly.  So despite being a little [...]

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I had a little time two Saturdays ago and decided to make a big pot of soup so I could have lunches and dinners for the week as I needed them.  I’m a big fan of canned beans for convenience, and rarely use dried beans, except for certain soups when I have the time.  Black [...]

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Brunswick Stew

Okay, I’m pretty pleased with myself on this one.  I wanted to make Brunswick Stew like I like it- spicy, smoky and a little vineagary, not like the  bland recipes I keep finding in cookbooks.  I’m pretty sure I nailed by adding barbecue sauce, lots of pepper sauce and a ham hock for smokiness.  Typically [...]

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What makes pea soup Minnesotan, you ask?  The wild rice of course!  Certain species of wild rice are native to the Great Lakes regions and Native Americans used to harvest it in their canoes.  How Minnesotan is that?  This soup is one that I had often during my childhood and have come to appreciate more [...]

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I feel like a post a lot of pasta recipes- maybe too many.  But when I’m cooking for myself and want a recipe I can scale back for 2 or 3 servings, and something that will make a great lunch, pasta always fits the bill.  So, I’m posting another pasta recipe today.  This one is [...]

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Haley requested this mole recipe that I served over roasted pork loin. It’s a Rick Bayless recipe that’s not complicated, but is time-consuming. It really is worth it though and makes enough mole that you have some leftovers. I served this spooned over the pork loin and with garlic mashed potatoes and [...]

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