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More Polenta, Please!

By Kristen Desmond on February 23, 2014 in Breakfast, Featured, Main Dishes, Side Dishes

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From the Archives: Black Bean Burgers

By Kristen Desmond on February 9, 2014 in Featured, Main Dishes

A few weeks ago, a Flagstone Pantry friend sent in a question about my recipe for Black Bean Burgers. I had managed to not specify the quantity of black beans. Sheesh. She’s been making them for years anyway, playing around with quantity. I am so glad she contacted me (thanks, Jen!), and invite any of you to send feedback, questions and requests for recipes using the contact form or comment box below each post.

Since it had been a while, I made them this week and was reminded how tasty and satisfying they are. I skipped the bun and served them topped with guacamole and accompanied with grilled vegetables and brown rice. Rice and beans – a complete protein combo for the ages. Delicious!

Cooking with Quinoa

By Kristen Desmond on February 2, 2014 in Featured, Main Dishes, Salads, Side Dishes

Since I published my recipe for Superfood Salad, I’ve gotten quite a few inquiries about quinoa (pronounced keen-wa). Quinoa is an ancient (gluten-free!) food, more closely related to spinach than rice. Widely available these days, quinoa is treated like a grain and is one of the few vegetarian sources for complete protein. When cooked, the grains “unravel,” triple in size, and become translucent.

This week’s post includes instructions for cooking one cup of quinoa and a collection of recipes showcasing its versatility. Enjoy!

Roasted Spaghetti Squash with Parmagiano-Reggiano

By Kristen Desmond on October 27, 2013 in Featured, Recipes, Side Dishes

Who out there has never roasted a spaghetti squash? If you raised your hand, then I hope you try this recipe. In the event that you are familiar with spaghetti squash, you will want to add this quick and healthy fix to your arsenal…

Preserving the Tomato Harvest

By Kristen Desmond on September 22, 2013 in Appetizers, Dips/Sauces/Spreads, Featured, Recipes

Look at these beauties! The Early Girls are still going in my garden. In fact, I have more tomatoes than I know what to do with and suspect you might too. Here are some ideas for preserving your tomato harvest. If you take time now to do some slow roasting and stewing, you will reap […]

Savory Swiss Chard Tarts

By Kristen Desmond on September 15, 2013 in Featured, Main Dishes, Recipes

My Swiss chard is growing like crazy. I think it’s in a perfect spot. Must. Remember. This. A dark, leafy green rich in vitamins and minerals, I use it as a substitute for spinach, although the flavor is stronger and more robust than spinach. We eat it raw, as salad greens. Sometimes I chop it […]

The Ultimate Refresher: Watermelon Gazpacho

By Kristen Desmond on September 1, 2013 in Featured, Soups/Stews

We love everything about watermelon – crunchy, juicy, sweet and incredibly low in calories. Not to mention that color! It’s the perfect summer snack anytime time of day. This recipe takes watermelon and makes it really something special. Sweet and savory, the delicate flavors of watermelon and cucumber really shine. Cool, healthy and refreshing, this soup is sophisticated enough to start a meal or serve in shot glasses as an appetizer. I also find myself drinking it from a glass like a smoothie.

Tastes Like Summer: Burst Tomato Gallette

By Kristen Desmond on August 18, 2013 in Featured, Main Dishes

There’s a lot to love about a gallette (an open-faced, rustic tart). Sweet or savory, gallettes are forgiving in that the more rustic they are, the better! Chunks of fruit or vegetables take center stage in a gallette, literally. In this glorious version, cherry tomatoes are “burst” in hot oil before being sautéed with zucchini and corn. Served with a mixed green salad, it tastes a lot like summer!

The Taste of Summer: Tomatoes

By Kristen Desmond on July 28, 2013 in Breakfast, Dips/Sauces/Spreads, Featured, Main Dishes, Recipes, Salads, Side Dishes, Soups/Stews

A visit from my parents-in-law yielded pounds of Roma, Early Girl and Purple Prince tomatoes. Organic, fresh and home grown, they don’t get better than this. In celebration, I wanted to make a light and summery sauce for pasta, so I turned to Pim’s Super Quick and Fantastic Tomato Sauce. I used fresh basil, red pepper flakes and sherry vinegar to boost the flavor of the tomatoes. It is indeed fantastic!

Read more for links to other great recipes featuring fresh tomatoes that will deliver the taste of summer to your table. Enjoy!

New Party Staple: White Bean Tapenade

By Kristen Desmond on July 21, 2013 in Appetizers, Dips/Sauces/Spreads, Featured, Recipes

More often than not, I mess with ingredients in recipes. I substitute this or change that. Sometimes I change things because I want to use what I have on hand instead of buying something new. Often, I make substitutes in order to make healthier choices. But not with this recipe. Nope. I like it just the way it is.

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