Kale Piccata Over Whole Wheat Pasta
makes 2 servings
2 servings of cooked whole wheat spaghetti
2 T olive oil
4 C Russian red kale
1 clove minced garlic
1/2 C vegetable broth
lemon juice to taste (I used a whole lemon - very tart!)
2 T capers
2 T chopped fresh oregano
2 T chopped fresh parsley
salt and pepper to taste
crushed red pepper flakes (optional)
- in a large skillet, warm one T of olive oil over medium heat and add the Russian red kale
- cover the skillet and allow the kale to wilt
- add the garlic and cook another minute, stirring to keep the garlic from burning
- add the broth and lemon juice and cook until most of the liquid cooks off
- add the capers, herbs and crushed red pepper flakes, if using
- drizzle the remaining T of olive oil and season with salt and pepper before serving
Strawberry Mint Cooler
makes one drink
You could leave out the rum for a refreshing non-alcoholic beverage...but hey, it was a Friday night...
You could leave out the rum for a refreshing non-alcoholic beverage...but hey, it was a Friday night...
2-3 strawberries
handful of fresh mint leaves
shot of white rum
coconut water
ice
- muddle the fresh mint and strawberries in the bottom of a glass
- fill the glass with ice
- pour the rum over the ice
- fill the glass to to the top with cold coconut water
Napa Cabbage Soup
I used up the Napa cabbage, the baby red bok choy, the scallions and some parsley, chives, and freshly shelled peas in a soup. It turned out OK but not great. I'm going to skip the recipe since it wasn't my best work. I have used Napa cabbage in soups before and had success. It's really delicious when sliced thin to resemble noodles - just make sure to pair it with a flavorful broth.
I used up the Napa cabbage, the baby red bok choy, the scallions and some parsley, chives, and freshly shelled peas in a soup. It turned out OK but not great. I'm going to skip the recipe since it wasn't my best work. I have used Napa cabbage in soups before and had success. It's really delicious when sliced thin to resemble noodles - just make sure to pair it with a flavorful broth.
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