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Archive for the ‘high fruit/vegetable content’ Category
A little something
Posted in Musings about food, antioxidant star, breakfast, breakfast/brunch, easy, high fiber, high fruit/vegetable content, sides, whole grains on July 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Another Fast Feast: Tomato Soup Provence
Posted in antioxidant star, company's coming, do it ahead, easy, high fiber, high fruit/vegetable content, moderate, sides, soup, tagged cooking with spices, goat cheese, healthy recipes, Herbes de Provence, quick soups, tomato soup on January 6, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Tomato soup with chunks of real tomatoes, the star of the bowl is an Herbes de Provence blend. Quick and healthy, even my husband likes it. Top it with goat cheese, serve with crusty bread, and you’re set.
My Mighty Muffaletta
Posted in antioxidant star, company's coming, high fruit/vegetable content, low-fat, main meals, pretty cheap, tagged ciabatta, leeks, muffaletta sandwich, roasted vegetables, rosemary, what to do with tomatoes on September 17, 2008 | 5 Comments »
The classic muffaletta sandwich with a change: summer vegetables from the garden are given the starring role. Simple to make and surprisingly delicious, chocolate bell peppers, zucchini, and heirloom tomatoes are roasted with leeks and rosemary, topped with melted feta, and served on a crusty-but-soft ciabatta role. Gorgeous and delicious for a summer dinner or lunch.










