Is that bacon, mushroom and knoedel?
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Oh! I donāt think Iāve ever had knoedel. But it looks like other pictures. It looks like maybe on top is mushrooms and tomatoes in an herby sauce. Looks intriguing.
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Knoedel are perhaps the best dumplings.
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Iāll have to give them a try! Iām still trying to figure out how the air fryer was used in this dish.
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So I need some yummy summer recipes. Must be no beef (or another protein can sub) and ideally low cook to no cook. We have a good number of go-to salads. Doing veg Vietnamese spring rolls.
Any one have ideas?
I told my personal chef yāall will have ideas for him!
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Caprese sandwiches in mini-ciabatta rolls are a go-to for us. This is one of the main reasons we have a basil plant on the windowsill every year!
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Your gif reminds me, making flatbread pizzas out of store bought lavash bread is easy and the options are endless. You need to throw them in the oven for a few minutes, but thatās it. Iāve tried a few varieties:
- Mashed white beans with some herbs and spices spread on the bread, topped with whatever roasted or sautƩed veggies I have kicking around.
- Pesto on bread, whatever veggies you have on hand, after baking throw some fresh greens on top, drizzle with balsamic redux.
- BBQ sauce, pulled pork or smoked tofu, pineapple chunks.
Just to name a few.
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These are mighty tasty: Spinach and Artichoke Melts Recipe | Epicurious
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Spring onions sauteed in butter, champignons, a red bell pepper, all five herbs and spices there are, and some plant-based ācooking creamā or other on Spinatknƶdel. Which are just Semmelknƶdel with extra spinach, really.
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They have six in that article. Witchcraft! Burn them!
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Frittata is a good summer recipe, it can be made in the morning, or late night when itās cool, and you can use whatever green/vegetable/herb is in season. Or that is out of season, but you want to get rid of. Can be served cold or warm, pairs well with salad. Different cheeses let you vary the character. Can be eaten for breakfast, taken for lunch, served for dinner. Add crust if you like.
Here a couple good multipurpose one, but thereās others that use a couple fewer eggs, if youāre looking for something smaller.
ETA: Pestoes, basil and other herbs
https://www.thesproutingkitchen.org/garden-pesto/
I use a food processor, not a mortar and pestle.
Lasagna with veggies can make good use of seasonal veggies too.
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We often do white beans or chickpeas, thinly sliced red onion (left to soak in water for 10 minutes), rocket, and cooked shrimp, dressed with acid (lemon/lime juice/vinegar/whatever floats your boat) and nice olive oil, salt and chopped parsleyā¦
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It doesnāt state the number of monkeys or whether to use frozen or fresh-ground. Shame
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You just got to use as much as you feel ya needā¦
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Della Fattoria levain bread.
Fresh eggs from Farmers Market.
Vegenaise.
Dijon mustard.
Espelette ground chili peppers.
Btw? When are those Nightshade fruits (or vegetables? ) considered peppers and not called chilies?
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what is espelette chili powder like? is it hot, like in scoville level?
flavor? smoky, like paprika?
is this an egg salad sandwich?
[searching on my own, before posting, i discover that the pimient dāespelette is a mild Capsicum annum with sweet, berry-like flavor and scoville of <4000. so, thereās that.]
stillā¦ is this a fancy egg salad sandwichā¦ iām sorry, sandwich Ć la salade aux Åufs in the same vein as omelette du fromage?
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I make something similar with white beans, tinned tuna in oil, tomatoes, basil or parsley and red onion with lots of vinaigrette.
Shrimp sounds like a great option!
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I made this tonight. Tasty and very filling. I can imagine people without meat, but lots of potatoes, cabbage and dairy having platefuls.
I added garlic and mushrooms, just because.
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