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Category Archives: sides
Okie Ranch Wife’s Tabouli
This is another one of my trial and error recipes. I have tired a lot of different ones for Tabouli or Tabbouleh. The spelling really depends in which Middle Eastern country you are. I find the preparation I use makes … Continue reading
Posted in salad, sides
Tagged bulgur, garlic, green onions, Middle Eastern, onions, tabouli
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Okie Ranch Wife’s Bowl of Venison Red Chile
I have been experimenting with different styles of chiles for some time. I like great depth and many layers flavors instead of a one note tomato taste. I believe I have achieved what I was looking for in the recipe. … Continue reading
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Tagged balsamic vinegar, beef, beer, bison, chili peppers, coffee, garlic, green chilies, maple syrup, onions, tomatoes, venison
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Cream of Peanut Butter Soup
The peanut, goober peas, salted roasted and butter. Good stuff. Packed with protein. But the peanut is really not a nut. It is a legume in a shell that grows in the dirt. Originally from South America the lowly peanut … Continue reading
Posted in main dish, sides, soup
Tagged carrots, onions, peanut butter, peanuts, red cayenne pepper
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Red Dirt Squash Casserole
More squash madness. Don’t worry folks, it will end soon with the first frost! 2 pounds Yellow Summer Squash or Zucchini, unpeeled and sliced in 1/4 inch thick rounds 1 medium Sweet Onion, chopped 1 can (4 oz) Green Chilies, … Continue reading
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Tagged cheese, corn chips, jalapeno peppers, onions, squash, summer veggies, tortilla chips, vegetarian, zucchini
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Zucchini Potato Pancakes
I like these for breakfast but they are delicious at any meal. This makes 6 nice sized pancakes. I use my cast iron skillet and they are so crispy! 1 medium Zucchini, unpeeled and grated 2 medium Potatoes, unpeeled and … Continue reading
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Tagged break, breakfast for dinner, cottage cheese, onions, potatoes, sour cream, zucchini
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Crispy Parmesan Zucchini
I only have one zucchini vine this summer and it is the prefect amount of squash for two people. Fotunately, my brother loves veggies. Well, he loves almost anything except maybe fresh beets. I’m working on that. With one zucchini … Continue reading
King Ranch Casserole – Red Dirt Style
Growing up in that unnamed Northeast State, I never experienced King Ranch Casserole. In fact, yesterday was the first time I made it. I needed a one dish wonder because I was processing and canning the pears from my tree … Continue reading
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Tagged casserole, cheese, chicken, comfort food, green chilies, onion, orange pepper, red pepper
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Spiced Tomato Chutney
Chutney’s origin is found in India where it is served with every meal. The British took it back to Great Britian during the Colonial Era and made it their own. Now chutneys are found everywhere. This is a southern US … Continue reading
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Tagged garlic, jalapeno peppers, red pepper, spices, tomatoes, vinegar
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Grilled Okra
During my quest for the Holy Grail this summer, well okay, it was really okra. But it felt like the neverending quest. Good okra is scarce this year due to cooler temps in Oklahoma. I did find pods that were … Continue reading
Canning Okra
This summer has been unusual for Oklahoma. Temps cooler than normal and lots of rain. I am not complaining because my hay is growing and has not been cut yet. More rain, more hay, more bales, more income from the … Continue reading
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