Those of you around here for a while know that my husband is a classic case of picky eater – there are lots of things that he just won’t eat. That makes me sad because he is missing out on several delicious things, but what can I do? I can’t force him – I hated it when my stepmother forced us to eat her disgusting food and that was the reason why I started cooking. I consider it his loss – I
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Chickpea curry with roasted cauliflower and tomatoes and a trip that changed things up around here
Those of you around here for a while know that my husband is a classic case of picky eater – there are lots of things that he just won’t eat. That makes me sad because he is missing out on several delicious things, but what can I do? I can’t force him – I hated it when my stepmother forced us to eat her disgusting food and that was the reason why I started cooking. I consider it his loss – I
Chickpea and artichoke paella - and Pinterest, again
Thank you for all your comments about the Pinterest issue!
Jeanette left me a comment with this link and after following Tresa’s instructions I believe the problem is now solved – would you please tell me if the pinning is working?
I like seafood but can’t eat if very often (let’s say my body and seafood don’t see eye to eye) therefore I had never made a paella in my entire life; the minute I
Beetroot, chickpea and arugula salad and memories of mom
I’m not someone who repeats recipes, but this salad has been made and served at Maison Scarpin three times already: it goes well with both fish and chicken, and I’ve eaten it without anything else, too – a big bowl of it was the perfect light lunch.
I remember eating tons of beetroot as a kid – mom was very concerned about healthy meals, years before it became a trend – and looking at the
Chickpea, tomato, lemon and mint salad
Another year, another Carnival ... and another salad – savory, this time – after tons of food and booze. :)
Again, mint is the refreshing agent around here – I never knew it would go so well with tomatoes. Just delicious.
Chickpea, tomato, lemon and mint salad
from The Commonsense Kitchen
1 tablespoon olive oil
½ red onion, diced
1 clove garlic, crushed
salt
2 cups cooked chickpeas, well