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Category Archives: main courses
Feta & greens omelet: one-handed lunch
I’ve been swamped with editing work lately, so the girls haven’t gotten much play time. On Sunday, I took them to the dog park for some much-needed energy release. When we got to the park, it was occupied. Normally that’s … Continue reading
Potato-ham hash: it’s not just for breakfast
One of these days I need to make hash for breakfast. Crispy potato bits, maybe topped with a lovely fried egg with a runny yolk… . What a great way to start the day. It’s not that I’ve never made … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish
Tagged breakfast, brunch, ham, hash, hash browns, potato, potatoes
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Chickpea-olive pasta: dinner in 20 minutes
We’ve been enjoying the warm summer breezes for two weeks. This is worth mentioning because 1) we live in Wisconsin, and 2) this is March, when normally we’re still shoveling snow on a regular basis. My workload is heavy right … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, pasta, rice, and grains
Tagged buckwheat noodles, chickpeas, garbanzo beans, healthy, olives, pasta, quick, soba noodles
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Spicy tomato-artichoke chicken
When you go to Florida every March, as we do, you get a brief preview of summer long before the 80-degree days will appear at home. It’s heavenly to start the day with a walk on the beach. On the last day, … Continue reading
Chicken chili with black beans
We are a two-chili family. Tom makes a fantastic red chili with sausage and kidney beans; I make white chili with chicken and white beans. Tonight we had some lovely leftover chicken, so it was my turn. Once my onions … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish, soups
Tagged beans, black beans, cheese, chicken, chiles, chili
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fried egg sandwich with roasted pepper
If there’s one food trend that I’m right on top of, it’s the fried egg sandwich. An egg is perfect foil for so many flavors. I confess that part of the reason I add peppers is as justification for the buttery egg … Continue reading
Posted in main courses
Tagged bell pepper, breakfast, cheese, eggs, fried eggs, lunch, roasted pepper, sandwich
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Bacon-broccoli quiche
Bacon is tasty. Bacon from a locally cured organic pig is wondrous. It’s rich and full of porky goodness but never too salty. As my friend Brett Laidlaw says on his fantastic blog Trout Caviar, homemade (or locally produced) bacon … Continue reading
Posted in baked goods, main courses
Tagged bacon, broccoli, cheddar, cheese, eggs, pie, quiche
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Chicken-spinach enchiladas for Tom
Last Sunday was my lovely husband Tom’s birthday. It was also Superbowl Sunday, so you know what this sports-obsessed household is doing — even though the Packers are not in the game. Let us pause for a moment of mourning … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish
Tagged casserole, cheese, chicken, mexican, one-dish dinners, salsa, spinach, tortillas
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Braised pork with carrots and parsnips
My day job is as a freelance book editor, mostly cookbooks. I am grateful beyond words (sorry about the pun) to be able to work with food writers and chefs. I learn new things every day. I recently had the … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish, veggies
Tagged braising, carrots, parsnips, pork, slow-cooker
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Scrambled egg pasta: looks aren’t everything
As you can tell from the photo, you don’t make this dish for its looks. It’s not pretty. (I served it alongside some sautéed spinach for color and nutrients. That, and we like spinach with just about everything.) Despite the … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, pasta, rice, and grains
Tagged breakfast, eggs, healthy, pasta, scrambled eggs, soba noodles
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