It's Wednesday. I'm still in rehab with some good days and some not so good days.
What to do with what you got.
Beef with roasted veggies and mustard cream sauce,
Mustard sauce
1/2 cup sour cream
2 T Dijon mustard
1 tsp salt
1 tsp lemon juice
Sour cream is on sale at Fred Meyers
Dijon mustard os cheapest at grocery outlet or Costco
Lemon juice out of a bottle is supposed to be cheaper.
ROASTED ROOT VEGETABLES
I use a combination if any root vegetables that are in my vegetable bin. Often i do this in Wednesday to clean out the veggie bin, Regular or red potatoes, carrots, radishes, celery, turnips or rutabagas if I have them. Cut them in pieces so that they will cook at the same time. Toss them with olive oil. Salt, pepper and sometimes a few red pepper flakes. Roast at 375 to 400 until they are done. Sometimes I add rosemary and skip the red pepper flakes. The oven temp is flexible so they can be roasted with other foods. Good with meatloaf, chicken, etc.
White bean and pasta soup
Soup is not an exact science. If you don't have an ingredient , substitute or leave ot out. The amount of veggies is up to you, Play it be ear. I always use less onions because my husband is. It particulary find if them. He likes the taste, but doesn't like to bite into one. I either chop it fine, or use the micro plane to "grate" it.
Sauté vegetables in olive oil
Onion
Carrots.
Celery
Red peppers, chopped fine
Add 4 cups water and sautéed veggies to soup pot.
Add 2 cups cooked white beans with 3/4 cup of the cooking liquid. ( or use a 15 ounce can of white beans , rinsed and 3/4 cup of chicken stock. Or water.
Add a large tomato, chopped amd seeded.
Cook until tomato is tender and soup is heated through.
Add 1 cup cooked small pasta. ( maybe orzo or small shells. )
Heat through.
Salt and pepper.
I like to serve soup with grated hard cheese on top, maybe croutons made from stale bread. Some sour cream and chives. Anything that would taste good and make ot taste good. A little extra touch sometimes makes things a little more gourmet instead of just a bowl of soup.
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Jane
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