It's funny, though, because the more we cook at home, the more restaurant food disappoints. We can often do it better; and moreover, making it at home costs a shocking fraction of the price of eating out.
A lot of times people say, "Well, going out to eat is a special treat." Sure, but cooking and creating together is just as spesh to me.
Below, what we ate for dinner (and for lunch the next day, as leftovers) this week
Sunday: Caramelized Onions and Quinoa -and- Collard Cole Slaw
Sunday: Caramelized Onions and Quinoa -and- Collard Cole Slaw
Monday: Crispy Cajun Chickpea Cakes
Tuesday: Indian Style Spinach and Potatoes (the naan was not homemade--this time) -and- Dessert: Sweet Couscous with Cardamom and Pistachios
Wednesday: Yellow Curry with Sweet Potatoes and Tofu
Thursday: Root Soup -and- Boule (french bread made by Matt)
must.get.recipes.from.you.
ReplyDeletei agree with c! especially the crispy cajun chickpea cakes. and the root soup. and boule! looks like a delicious week.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, need recipies too!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics and ingredients, sounds yummy! I must say I am just as lucky to have Josh cooking for me (almost) every night. I need to get recipes from you, too, if you make anything you think Evie might like. She's mostly vegetarian and we stress out about balancing her diet. A girl can't live on just fruit and dairy!
ReplyDeleterecipes! caramelized onions and quinoa: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/16/dining/163mrex.html?pagewanted=print
ReplyDeletecollard cole slaw (seriously delicious and incredibly healthy and raw!): http://www.vegetariantimes.com/recipes/10804
crispy cajun chickpea cakes (scrumptiously similar to crab cakes. in fact, i'd love to make a vegan remoulade with it next time):
http://vegandad.blogspot.com/2009/02/crispy-cajun-chickpea-cakes.html
Indian Style Spinach and Potatoes:
http://vegandad.blogspot.com/2009/04/indian-style-potatoes-and-spinach.html
yellow curry with tofu: Matt's own creation...if you want it, I can transcribe it...decadent and ymmmy
sweet couscous with pistachios and cardamom (so tasty and healthy--with whole wheat couscous): from Bittman's cookbook "How to Cook Everything Vegetarian"
Root Soup: from a St. Paul Farmers Market Cookbook...I'll jot it soon, promised. It's really hearty and fall and winter perfect.
Boule: Also from "How to Cook Everything Vegetarian." Requires food processer, pizza stone, and steaming rock bath (for rock bath, just gather rocks outside, put them in a loaf pan and add water for the bottom of the oven). So great when dipped in high quality olive oil :)