Breakfast Surprise - Microwave from the kitchen of Lorita Sutton INGREDIENTS: 3 Tablespoons butter, 1 large peeled & diced potato or use Refrigator diced potatoes to equal 1 potato Ingredients: 2 eggs, 2 tablespoons milk, shredded chesse 1 sliced or diced deseeded tomato, salt & pepper to taste, 1 tsp. dried or fresh thyme fresh grated nutmeg Recipe instructions: Cook potato & butter uncovered in a 8 x 8 inch glass baking dish for 1 minute on high. Stir to coat potato with butter. Cook 3 additional minutes. Beat eggs & milk together well; add shreeded cheese. Pour eggs over potato; cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Season with salt & pepper and parsley. If desired and tomatoes are in season: top with tomato slices. Sprinkle tomato slices with salt & pepper. Serves 2
Recipe for: Chicken Soup From the Kitchen of: Esther Alderson Ingredients: carcasses of two roasted chickens, 1 small onion (sliced), 3 Tbls. butter, 5 cups water, 1 diced green pepper, 2 Tbls. parsley 1 1/2 tsp. salt 1/2 cup sliced celery, 1/4 cup celery leaves, 4 tsp. pearl barley, 2 1/2 cups boiling water, 1/4 tsp. salt, 1/4 cups diced carrots, Recipe instructions: Brown bones & onion lightly in fat/oil in soup kettle. Add water, green pepper, celery leaves & parsley. Cover and heat to boiling. Turn down to simmer for 2 hours & strain. Makes a basic chicken stock! now you can add anything you like to it; such as different kinds of rice or pasta. OR: Mean while drop barley into 2 1/2 cups boiling water, add salt. Cover and simmer 1 hour and 15 minutes. To broth add carrots & celery & barley. Cook 10 minutes or more till tender. add chopped up chicken if you have any. When ever I cook I save any ends or peels or vegetables that are looking a little old till full stockpile of frozen vegetable scraps such as clean ends & tops of celery, squash, onion skins and ends and outer layer of the onion, root vegetable tops . outer leaves of cauliflower and cabbage, mushroom stems ⦁ Here are some other ideas for vegetable scraps you could use depending on the season: asparagus ends, green bean ends, carrot peels, fennel stalks and bottoms, pea pods, chard and kale stalks, cucumber peels, zucchini peels and ends, dried mushrooms, herb stems such as parsley, oregano, thyme and cilantro I also save any bones from roasted or from COSTCO or a local grocery stores have Roasted chicken for $5.00 I buy 2 take them home and take all the meat off the chicken and either freeze the bones or make broth/stock as soon as possible in my crock pot. I love to combine all my frozen vegetable scraps with the chicken bones and make a really great broth! Root to Stalk Vegetable Broth Homemade broth is one of those things that is SO worth it, but can feel like such an effort. We love this root to stalk broth because you can save up all your vegetable scraps in a non-reactive freezer container and make it when you have an extra hour in the kitchen. Our favorite part about this broth is that you get to use the parts of the vegetable you might normally compost, so it's like making delicious broth for free! Root to Stalk Vegetable Broth Homemade broth Serves: makes approximately 1 gallon broth Ingredients ⦁ 3-4 leeks, green parts and ends ⦁ 1 bunch of carrots, tops and bottoms plus 3 whole carrots (remove large parts of green) ⦁ 1 zucchini, roughly chopped ⦁ 1 bunch of celery, tops and bottoms ⦁ 1 large onion, quartered or 3 onions tops and bottoms ⦁ 1 handful parsley ⦁ 1 handful thyme ⦁ 2 cloves garlic, peeled Instructions Directions: ⦁ Dump your vegetable roots and stalks in a large pot. Fill the pot until the water just about covers the vegetables. (The ratio here is about 4 cups water to 3 cups vegetable scraps). Turn the heat to high and bring to a boil, then turn the heat down and simmer for 40 minutes to an hour. ⦁ After the cooking time is up, place a colander over another large pot and strain the broth into the new pot. Season with salt and pepper to taste. The broth will keep in the fridge for up to a week, or freeze for several months. ⦁ You can also make this broth with whole celery, carrots, onions and whatever else you have, so if you don't
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Breakfast Surprise - Microwave from the kitchen of Lorita Sutton
INGREDIENTS:
3 Tablespoons butter,
1 large peeled & diced potato or use Refrigator diced potatoes to equal 1 potato
Ingredients:
2 eggs,
2 tablespoons milk,
shredded chesse
1 sliced or diced deseeded tomato,
salt & pepper to taste,
1 tsp. dried or fresh thyme
fresh grated nutmeg
Recipe instructions: Cook potato & butter uncovered in a 8 x 8 inch glass baking dish for 1 minute on high. Stir to coat potato with butter. Cook 3 additional minutes. Beat eggs & milk together well; add shreeded cheese. Pour eggs over potato; cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Season with salt & pepper and parsley. If desired and tomatoes are in season: top with tomato slices. Sprinkle tomato slices with salt & pepper. Serves 2
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Recipe for: Chicken Soup
From the Kitchen of: Esther Alderson
Ingredients:
carcasses of two roasted chickens,
1 small onion (sliced),
3 Tbls. butter,
5 cups water,
1 diced green pepper,
2 Tbls. parsley
1 1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 cup sliced celery,
1/4 cup celery leaves,
4 tsp. pearl barley,
2 1/2 cups boiling water,
1/4 tsp. salt,
1/4 cups diced carrots,
Recipe instructions: Brown bones & onion lightly in fat/oil in soup kettle. Add water, green pepper, celery leaves & parsley. Cover and heat to boiling. Turn down to simmer for 2 hours & strain. Makes a basic chicken stock! now you can add anything you like to it; such as different kinds of rice or pasta.
OR: Mean while drop barley into 2 1/2 cups boiling water, add salt. Cover and simmer 1 hour and 15 minutes.
To broth add carrots & celery & barley. Cook 10 minutes or more till tender. add chopped up chicken if you have any.
When ever I cook I save any ends or peels or vegetables that are looking a little old till full
stockpile of frozen vegetable scraps such as clean ends & tops of celery, squash, onion skins and ends and outer layer of the onion, root vegetable tops . outer leaves of cauliflower and cabbage, mushroom stems ⦁ Here are some other ideas for vegetable scraps you could use depending on the season: asparagus ends, green bean ends, carrot peels, fennel stalks and bottoms, pea pods, chard and kale stalks, cucumber peels, zucchini peels and ends, dried mushrooms, herb stems such as parsley, oregano, thyme and cilantro
I also save any bones from roasted or from COSTCO or a local grocery stores have Roasted chicken for $5.00 I buy 2 take them home and take all the meat off the chicken and either freeze the bones or make broth/stock as soon as possible in my crock pot. I love to combine all my frozen vegetable scraps with the chicken bones and make a really great broth!
Root to Stalk Vegetable Broth Homemade broth is one of those things that is SO worth it, but can feel like such an effort. We love this root to stalk broth because you can save up all your vegetable scraps in a non-reactive freezer container and make it when you have an extra hour in the kitchen. Our favorite part about this broth is that you get to use the parts of the vegetable you might normally compost, so it's like making delicious broth for free!
Root to Stalk Vegetable Broth Homemade broth
Serves: makes approximately 1 gallon broth Ingredients
⦁ 3-4 leeks, green parts and ends
⦁ 1 bunch of carrots, tops and bottoms plus 3 whole carrots (remove large parts of green)
⦁ 1 zucchini, roughly chopped
⦁ 1 bunch of celery, tops and bottoms
⦁ 1 large onion, quartered or 3 onions tops and bottoms
⦁ 1 handful parsley
⦁ 1 handful thyme
⦁ 2 cloves garlic, peeled Instructions
Directions:
⦁ Dump your vegetable roots and stalks in a large pot. Fill the pot until the water just about covers the vegetables. (The ratio here is about 4 cups water to 3 cups vegetable scraps). Turn the heat to high and bring to a boil, then turn the heat down and simmer for 40 minutes to an hour. ⦁ After the cooking time is up, place a colander over another large pot and strain the broth into the new pot. Season with salt and pepper to taste. The broth will keep in the fridge for up to a week, or freeze for several months. ⦁ You can also make this broth with whole celery, carrots, onions and whatever else you have, so if you don't
Thank you for these recipes. I love making soup from chicken bones--I feel like I'm getting something for nothing!