There’s a possibility that five or so people read this. If so, I promise that I have not caved into MM and been dining with delight at Burgers Supreme (replace with your favorite grease bin here). I have had my fair share, and probably your share, sorry about that, of burger joints over the past [...]
Archive for the ‘high vegetable content’ Category
Beef-less burgers even the Midwestern Mideater loves
Posted in high vegetable content, main meals, moderate, tagged low-fat, no beef, turkey, turkey burgers on May 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Spring lime-tomatillo salad
Posted in high vegetable content, no-cook, sides on April 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As of this morning, the Midwestern Meateater said, “Wow–this really feels like summer.” So he promptly marched off to school in shorts, and I sweltered in our apartment. And by 5 pm, it was snowing. Oh, spring, oh Mountain West, oh, living in a desert. Despite the snow, let’s pretend it is summer, or at [...]
Pesto & tomato sauces: Make once, eat more than once
Posted in Sauces & toppings, high vegetable content, moderate, tagged Budget, Economical, high-yield, Low-maintenance, Pesto, Recipe families, Resourceful cooking on April 11, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I helped teach a little monthly cooking class this week, and the theme of it was learning a couple of tricks to help families (and the cooks!) save some time in the kitchen and make life simpler. People often ask me if I “make everything from scratch.” And I often feel guilty and a little [...]










