Fresh Veggies

Fresh Veggies
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Sunday, February 2, 2014

Minestrone soup; Butternut squash and shitake soup with sherry; Vegetable Pot Pie with coconut milk; Eggplant Parmesan base; Raisin oatmeal cookies and caraway sour dough breads..Prep PHOTOS for tomorrow's deliveries



We had a bit of rain on Thursday..but nothing to really mention and have been promised more in the coming week, but we are now being advised to cut back on water consumption by 20% each household, so I might not be planting a lot of tender vegetables this year, we will just have to wait and see.
We did get some snow pack in the Sierra's with this last "storm" which is where some our water comes from.

The menu for delivery tomorrow:

2 great vegetable packed soups, a hearty Minestrone with broccoli 
and a Butternut squash with shitake mushrooms and sherry.
Some of my clients are trying to do a high protein diet but are not eating enough green vegetables so it is up to me to sneak them in wherever possible.



Butternut Squash and Shitake Soups


Previous 2 the Minestrone finished with olive oil



An eggplant Parmesan..but replacing the cheese with Monterey Jack & Cheddar so there is less salt

Eggplant baked not fried to cut down on fat

!/2 gallon tomato sauce simmering for the turkey and the eggplant dishes

A vegetable pot pie with new white potatoes, celery, carrots, garlic, onions, mushrooms in a coconut cream sauce and topped with puff pastry. Some clients have opted for this plus some cooked chicken.
The vegetable pot pie base..cooling

Alcatraz style chili ( the recipe is on my other blog www.chorleycakes.blogspot.com and I will post photos later) with pinto beans yams and yellow bell peppers steamed rice.

A tomato-turkey pasta sauce with whole wheat gnocchi  ( also will post on Chorleycakes tomorrow)


2 great stir steamed vegetables

Zucchini and cauliflower with garlic

Sweetcorn, broccoli and fava beans


oatmeal raisin cookies


Caraway wholewheat sourdough bread
Just made, sourdough bread dough is wetter than regular dough..to improve the rise

           (proving for the next 3 hours at room temp)

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