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Tag Archives: veggies
Red Chinese Noodle Beans
I have been very fortunate during this growing season. My Red Chinese Noodle Beans have produced a bumper crop. These beans are usually more than a foot in length but still tender. I bought my package of these heirloom green … Continue reading
Posted in canning & preserving, cooking tips, sides, soup, stew
Tagged green beans, preserving food, Soup, summer veggies, vegetarian, veggies
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Vegetable Frittata
Starting in the early Spring and continuing through to Fall, my hens happily produce more eggs than I can ever eat and I like to make frittatas for breakfast or breakfast for dinner. You can put anything in them that … Continue reading
Posted in breakfast, cast iron cookery, main dish
Tagged breakfast, breakfast for dinner, cast iron cookery, comfort food, garlic, herbs, Italian meals, veggies, zucchini
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Summer Harvest Soup
I don’t know about you but I love soup anytime of the year. My mom cooked excellent soups and I hope that I come close to her expertise. This soup can contain almost anything you harvest from your summer garden … Continue reading
Posted in emergency cooking, soup
Tagged Emergency Cooking, green beans, okra, potatoes, Soup, veggies
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Bacon Roasted Brussels Sprouts
This is a yummy side dish anytime of year. I usually make it in the Fall and Winter but I prepared it last week. Still as good as ever!! And how can you go wrong with bacon? 1 pound fresh … Continue reading
Crockpot Beef Ragout
We like using the crockpot on a day that we know will be busy. It’s great for starting in the morning and letting it do its thing all day while you are at work, away from the house or working outside. … Continue reading
Posted in crockpot meals, stew
Tagged beef, celery, leeks, potatoes, tomatoes, veggies
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Provence Bean Stew
Okay. So Provence, France isn’t exactly Oklahoma cooking, but country French cooking is so rustic, filling, hearty, a meal in a soup bowl. It is my kind of non-fussy cooking. And cook in a cast iron Dutch Oven. Just add some crusty … Continue reading
Posted in cast iron cookery, soup, stew
Tagged benas, celery, herbs, sausage, tomatoes, veggies
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Okra Soup #1
Why, yes, I do have several versions of okra soup. All my versions freeze really well. Even though I grew up in the Northeast, I ate okra because my mom loved it. This recipe is a mild vegetarian version. Try to … Continue reading
