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White Bean and Kale Soup
This is cold weather soup. Rainy day, flat tire, forgot your umbrella, just-want-to-curl-up-under-a-blanket-and-hibernate soup. Packed with earthy kale and creamy white beans in an aromatic broth, it’s warm and nourishing, savory and satisfying. With a flurry of Parmesan, a hunk … Continue reading
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Tagged cannellini, do ahead, fall, first course, kale, main course, simple, soup, stew, stock, vegetables, vegetarian, winter
5 Comments
White Bean & Chicken Chili
Cold snaps and football season call for chili, but I find so many recipes too heavy for my taste, even when I’m in the mood for a hearty, warming stew. Swapping out chicken for the traditional brisket or ground beef … Continue reading
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Tagged beans, blond, chicken, chili, fall, soup, stew, stock, tailgating, white bean, white chili, winter
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Corn Chowder
Chowders, a sort of hybrid between stew and purée, often feature seafood, starch and copious amounts of cream, a cozy bowl of warmth during wet, cold winters. But despite our famously foggy summers here in San Francisco, slurping through a … Continue reading
Parsnip Soup
Parsnips might be one of the more overlooked root vegetables, the C-list has-been of the produce bin. Cultivated by the ancient Greeks and Romans and a staple of Yuletide feasts of yore, they eventually fell out of favor when potatoes … Continue reading
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Tagged cream, creamy, first course, healthy, high fiber, parsnip, root vegetables, soup, stock, vegan, vegetarian, winter
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Senegalese Peanut Stew
Looking back, I don’t know if I was a very good vegetarian. Certainly not early on. I abstained from meat, fish and fowl for more than a decade, but my twenty-something self was much more interested in happy hours than … Continue reading
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Tagged Carla Hall, collards, ground nut, groundnut, kale, okra, peanut, peanut butter, Senegal, Senegalese, soup, stew, tomatoes, Top Chef, vegan, vegetable, vegetarian, West African
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Cioppino
After a brief delay, Dungeness crab season is in full, seafood-y swing in San Francisco. With a rich, clean flavor and a substantial texture (closer to lobster or snow crab than the silky, tender shreds of Atlantic blues), Dungeness is … Continue reading
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Tagged chowder, crab, dungeness, fish stock, healthy, italian, local, pescetarian, San Francisco, seafood, soup, stew, tomato, traditional
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Butternut Squash Soup
I don’t like to think of myself as a finicky sort of person. I have lots of opinions, of course, but at the end of the day I don’t think I’m really all that picky about most things. If I … Continue reading
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Tagged apple cider, autumn, butternut squash, crostini, fall, pecorino, puree, roasted, sage, soup, squash, thyme, vegetarian
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Tom Yum Goong
As of yesterday at noon, I was about 97% sure I was going forward in Project Food Blog, the contest I entered over at Foodbuzz. So sure, in fact, that I went ahead and made a recipe for Challenge #2, … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Travel
Tagged classic, fish sauce, galangal, hot and sour, keffir lime leaves, lemongrass, pescetarian, prawns, shrimp, soup, Southeast Asian, Thai, Thailand, tom yum goong, traditional
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Chicken and Andouille Gumbo
I was going to share a picture of the gumbo I made last night. Except my friends and I ate it. We ate all of it. I’m sorry about that, but it was delicious, and there weren’t any leftovers for … Continue reading
