Guest guest Report post Posted July 13, 2004 I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? I'm looking for something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy my love for something spicy!!! Best, gf Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 13, 2004 Yesterday i made some Cuban black bean soup in my crockpot. i only use one jalapeno as the recipe suggested and my dh said he felt the spice level was perfect, but i was of the opinion it could have stood to have more. i like to use the crockpot to make soups during the summer when it is too hot to oven/stove cook; it makes dinner easy and we can all just dip in and eat when we feel hungry. A crusty loaf of bread and a salad of fresh fruits or veggies rounds out the meal perfectly. ~ pt ~ ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~> , " greenfury2004 " < greenfury2004> wrote: > I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? I'm looking for > something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy my love for > something spicy!!! > > Best, > > gf Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 13, 2004 > " greenfury2004 " <greenfury2004 > Wot's Fer Dinner? > > I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? > I'm looking for > something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy > my love for > something spicy!!! Tonite everything comes out of a can/jar/package. I'm making enchiladas, filled with vegetarian refried beans, chopped green chiles, salsa and a mexican blend of cheeses. Wrap it all up in flour or corn tortillas and smother in a can of enchilada sauce (haven't found the new mexico chile powder yet to make the recipe I got from this list awhile ago). I'll sprinkle them with a little more of the pre-shredded cheese and throw in a 350F oven for about 15 minutes. It's fast, yummy and wno't heat up the house. -- Sherri Fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 13, 2004 Well you could have what I am having for dinner tonight, or should I say what I am making for my family... Hummus with pita bread and a caesar salad. Lots of garlic and lemon in both. I have a great recipe if you want. I make the caesar salad a bit differenly than most, I take a huge bowl of organic field greens, sprinkle some olive oil on it. Then I crush about 5 cloves of garlic, sprinkle with lemon juice and sprinkle with some parmesan cheese. My kids love it. Hummus goes great with it, although I make this for my family it is not raw, They do not eat raw food, I make my hummmus with sprouted chick peas, and I take my salad out before I sprinkle on the parmesan cheese. It still tastes good to me. Here in LAs Vegas it is about 100 to 110 degrees so you really don't want to heat up the house!!! , " greenfury2004 " <greenfury2004> wrote: > I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? I'm looking for > something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy my love for > something spicy!!! > > Best, > > gf Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 14, 2004 Well, the temps here were nowhere like yours (thank dog) but we still didn't cook last evening. We ended up much like you, with some differences. We had a big salad of baby spinach, green pepper/capsicum, halved cherry tomatoes, a few onion slices/rings, garlic, and a handful of walnuts - in a white wine vinegar and olive oil vinaigrette - with, yep, you guessed it, hummus on wholewheat. Now about those rawfood recipes, Mark . . . . . ;=) Best, gf , " thesportsguru47 " < thesportsguru47> wrote: > Well you could have what I am having for dinner tonight, or should I > say what I am making for my family... Hummus with pita bread and a > caesar salad. Lots of garlic and lemon in both. I have a great > recipe if you want. I make the caesar salad a bit differenly than > most, I take a huge bowl of organic field greens, sprinkle some > olive oil on it. Then I crush about 5 cloves of garlic, sprinkle > with lemon juice and sprinkle with some parmesan cheese. My kids > love it. Hummus goes great with it, although I make this for my > family it is not raw, They do not eat raw food, I make my hummmus > with sprouted chick peas, and I take my salad out before I sprinkle > on the parmesan cheese. It still tastes good to me. Here in LAs > Vegas it is about 100 to 110 degrees so you really don't want to > heat up the house!!! > > > > , " greenfury2004 " > <greenfury2004> wrote: > > I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? > I'm looking for > > something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy > my love for > > something spicy!!! > > > > Best, > > > > gf Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 14, 2004 Perfect!!! I can taste it now - and it's breakfast time. Wouldn't want to re-run it here for us today, wouldya??? Best, gf , sherria@o... wrote: > > > " greenfury2004 " <greenfury2004> > > Wot's Fer Dinner? > > > > I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? > > I'm looking for > > something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy > > my love for > > something spicy!!! > > Tonite everything comes out of a can/jar/package. I'm making enchiladas, filled with vegetarian refried beans, chopped green chiles, salsa and a mexican blend of cheeses. Wrap it all up in flour or corn tortillas and smother in a can of enchilada sauce (haven't found the new mexico chile powder yet to make the recipe I got from this list awhile ago). I'll sprinkle them with a little more of the pre-shredded cheese and throw in a 350F oven for about 15 minutes. > > It's fast, yummy and wno't heat up the house. > > -- Sherri > > Fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 14, 2004 This is a really *good* idea - and I know your Cuban black bean soup recipe from, er, *your* list ;=) Everybody who doesn't know, *the* list for things vegetarian is PT's Feral Vegetarian!! best, gf , " Feral " <terebinthus> wrote: > Yesterday i made some Cuban black bean > soup in my crockpot. i only use one jalapeno > as the recipe suggested and my dh said he > felt the spice level was perfect, but i was of the > opinion it could have stood to have more. > i like to use the crockpot to make soups during > the summer when it is too hot to oven/stove cook; > it makes dinner easy and we can all just dip in > and eat when we feel hungry. A crusty loaf of bread > and a salad of fresh fruits or veggies rounds out the > meal perfectly. > > ~ pt ~ > ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~> > > , " greenfury2004 " < > greenfury2004> wrote: > > I'm stuck for ideas, today. What's for dinner at your house???? I'm > looking > for > > something that won't heat the house up too much and will satisfy my > love for > > something spicy!!! > > > > Best, > > > > gf Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
