2 posts categorized "Spinach"

Meatless Monday - Baked Eggs with Spinach, Artichokes and Leeks

In Artichoke, Breakfast / Brunch, Chefs, Chili, Cookbooks, Eggs, Leek, Main Course, Meatless, Recipe, Spinach, Sun Dried Tomato

 

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I'm a huge Paul McCartney fan, in fact I'm a Beatles freak.  While I'm a touch too young to have seen the Beatles perform live, I've been fortunate enough to see Paul a few times over the years and I am so grateful to have had the chance.  As I sat the other day thinking of performers I REALLY want my kids to see before they retire (don't ask me why I was thinking this, but I was), Paul McCartney topped the list.  I mean, can you think of anyone (still alive) that has influenced the music we all listen to today in such a profound way?  Yeah....me neither.  I could go on for days about what it is about his songwriting and singing that moves me, but much of it you've probably heard before, or even feel yourself.  

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An Impromptu Chili

In Bacon, Beans, Braise, Carrot, Celery, Chili, Cilantro, Legumes, Main Course, Meat, Onion, Oregano, Pork, Recipe, Soup & Stew, Spinach

 

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The pork shoulder roast used to make this chili was originally scheduled for a little "low and slow" oven love before being served up to the gang as a Sunday roast.  However, mid-way through prepping it for this purpose I had a change of heart, prompted by my need to get our fridge and pantry inventory below the level that would feed a small country (you think I'm kidding?).  Turns out this lovely chili allowed me to use up not only the shoulder roast, but also a box of baby spinach, all the carrots, onions, shallots, celery and cilantro left in the fridge, a can of crushed tomatoes and a bag of flageolet beans from the pantry, and a cooked bag of bacon shards in the freezer.  

How's that for a kitchen sink recipe!

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