My original goal here was to create a new recipe daily, or several times a week - cook, photograph and post each one. I've been doing this since April 2011 and. . .as of today. . .I'm now at 2,060 original recipes! I love making fresh, healthy food, so new techniques and great ingredients are really important to me . . . Find, and Follow Your Passions ! . ! BE BOLD — BE CREATIVE — HAPPY COOKING ! . ! Lin
Healthy-Healing Colorful Vegetable Soup
Spicy Beef Pho Type Soup
Then, the plan changed, and I decided to stop at Super One for ingredients to make my own. I've rarely had authentic Pho, so I'm not remembering how this compares, but it sure worked for me!
6oz. rice noodles
TOASTED sesame oil
2 stalks celery
a few small carrots
4oz. mushrooms
6oz. marbled black Angus beef steak
4-5 green onions
2 big cloves garlic
2T Tsang spicy Szechaun sauce
3±T beef Better Than Bouillon
1/2-1t garlic salt
1 packed cup of rough chopped *cilantro
Whole Grains, Lentils and Greens
Sometimes I revert back to my vegetarian-vegan ideals and all I want is some really good grains and greens! Today is one of those days. Sauté the first group of ingredients, adding just a little water at the end, when everything starts browning, to prevent it from sticking. Next add the quinoa mix, the rest of the water, lentils and the BTB soup base - I always have several flavors, but for this, mushroom sounded good.
Wash the kale first in warm soapy water, then in cold water until the water is clear. De-vein the leaves by pulling or cutting them away from the center stalk and throw that away or out for your bunnies and squirrels. Bundle the leaves together, slice them and cross-cut the slices if they're too big. Add them to the pot. Stir this, cover and let it simmer slowly until the water absorbs, the grains are tender and the kale is nicely cooked.



