quick update from the trenches
There’s been some cooking
Accidental sorrel soup.
How to turn an average end-of-the-week-leftover-veggie soup
into a stellar meal? Just add a handful of sorrel and blend. The base combo of
alliums/cauliflower/zucchini/potato simmered in stock got the zing it needed
when blended with the lemony green herb. A little goes a long way.
Oranges are not the only fruit.
But certainly the most abundant one in our house at the
moment due to the arrival of two boxes of home-grown citrus. A batch of orange
and spice vegan truffles were scoffed with alarming speed and with zest added
to every conceivable dish, the fridge is full of lemons and oranges devested of
their skin. As always, there’s large batch of preserved lemons on the go.
Quinoa for breakfast and dinner.
Cooked in orange and ginger juice. A superb breakfast that
can be dolled up with a drizzle of maple syrup and some toasted almonds for a deceptively healthy dessert.
Speaking of dessert.
You know I’m not the queen of cooked desserts, right? But my
oh my, I had a brilliant idea and minutes later dessert gyozas were on the
table. I’d call them a work in progress but really they’re so simple they don’t
need work. Three batches down I can’t stop long enough to photograph them
before they’re gone. Will share soon, blogging mojo willing.
What’s rocking your kitchen?
Labels: breakfast, chocolate, dessert, fruit, gyoza, lemons, orange, oranges, preserved lemons, quinoa, recipes, sorrel, soup, sweet, vegan, vegetarian, zest
3 Comments:
i love Love LOVE sorrel soup! Actually, it's a very classic dish in Poland (where my family is from) and we eat it with little boiled quail eggs... yum!
Interesting. Is the sorrel cooked or raw? I think everyone should grow sorrel it's so yum. I put it in vegetable juices as well.
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