Showing posts with label cabbage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabbage. Show all posts

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Week of Jan 28- Feb 3

This week we have red potatoes, asparagus, onions, tomatoes, green beans, cabbage, bell peppers. Here's the menu plan:

fried rice and Chinese green beans
This slaw recipe with fajitas
Irish colcannon
Sauted asparagus with lemon vinegarette and margarita pizza
Magic cauliflower soup here 
And this indian rice

Also want to make a decent batch of granola, 2 cakes- a layered carrot cake and a chocolate torte (I have two birthdays and a homecoming to make up for in cake.


Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Menu for September 26- October 1

Sorry I'm really late this week. The internet at our apartment is out, so I haven't been able to post. This week we got sweet potatoes, red and green bell peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, and onions. And lots and lots of stone fruit. We also have produce from our parents garden and we have beets and zucchini from ours. Here's how we're eating it.

Roasted tomato soup with a wedge salad similar to this
Borscht we don't use meat in ours, but other than that it's pretty similar and bread
Fajitas I just saute onions, peppers, and zucchini with a little garlic, oregano, cumin and salt and homemade refried beans see post here
Risotto I don't use saffron and add zucchini and bell pepper at the end  or stuff it in the peppers like this and a small fruit salad
Baked sweet potatoes and an adaptation of this cucumber salad


Saturday, September 10, 2011

Menu for September 11-16

In this weeks basket we got sweet potatoes, spinach, green beans, lettuce, cauliflower. We also got an extra fruit basket so we have a ton of fruit which is excellent since Todd has been wanting to avoid sugar lately, and fruit can help avoid the sweet craving. Here is my plan for the week:

Aloo Gobi (Indian Spiced Cauliflower and Potatoes) and Chole Palak (Indian Chickpeas With Spinach) and basmati rice -definitely a Sunday meal, this one requires quite a bit of time and specialty ingredients if your not already set up for Indian cooking.
Russet and sweet potato fries and a large salad- Hey, We're in college, french fries still can count as a meal :)
Egg and veggie fried rice and green bean stir fry
Cacio e pepe (simple pasta)- sometimes I add garlic and salt to taste and this Sauteed zucchini and salad
Butternut squash soup -you can substitute bacon for the pancetta, or just leave it out and bread and salad

Also I have a ton of leftover cabbage from the huge head we got last week for gyoza. With it I'll be making Okonomiyaki (Japanese pizza) for breakfast or lunch, and this salad while I'm doing the Japanese thing.

Enjoy!