Showing posts with label beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beans. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Tostadas with Smashed Orca Beans
I'm not sure how we got to November already but I don't think I'm quite ready for it yet. We cleaned out our gardens finally though except for the sweet onions and the rosemary which seem to be just fine. I like leaving the onions in as long as possible and then grab them as I need them, except there's no way I'm digging through the snow to get them now. There were only a few left though. We've had gardens on and off for the last few years but this has been the first year we really focused on it and we really enjoyed some great food from our own backyard this year.
Labels:
beans,
Bob's Red Mill,
mexican,
Orca Beans,
refried beans,
tostada
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Tuscan White Bean Soup
Today at lunch I went for a hot bowl of Tuscan White Bean Soup from the cafeteria at work. Our cafeteria went through a remodel last year and actually serves some pretty decent food. The soups have always been great but this one was extremely underwhelming. Not necessarily bad but really not good in any way. I even had to go get a big side of onion rings to make up for it.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Wild Rice Stuffed Peppers
I'll be the first to admit that I don't make the healthiest choices when I'm eating or cooking. I've always simply eaten what I've wanted and never had to deal with any really adverse effects. I love to eat good food and the thought of any kind of diet makes me cringe. Unfortunately though, if I want to keep my good health I need to start making better choices. I recently had my cholesterol tested and although I knew it was high from tests in years past, it's gotten worse. My doctor has given me some time to see if I can lower it naturally before having to go on medication. So, while I still don't think I can follow any kind of strict diet, I'm going to start consciously trying to make better decisions in the food I eat. And now that I've said it here, you can help keep me accountable.
Labels:
beans,
cholesterol,
corn,
fresh,
healthy,
Kate Selner,
pepper,
vegetarian,
wild rice
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