Bear here...
Some people think for a meal to be really great it has to have a complex recipe with lots of ingredients and multiple levels of cooking techniques. I am thinking that's B.S. What you need are good ingredients and patience for the process of cooking or putting it together.
"So Bear, do you have examples of good meals that were simple to put together?" you ask. But of course, dear reader, so glad you asked! And I have the pictures to prove it!
Some people think for a meal to be really great it has to have a complex recipe with lots of ingredients and multiple levels of cooking techniques. I am thinking that's B.S. What you need are good ingredients and patience for the process of cooking or putting it together.
"So Bear, do you have examples of good meals that were simple to put together?" you ask. But of course, dear reader, so glad you asked! And I have the pictures to prove it!
Example #1- Simple tomato and cucumber salad:
- Chop the first tomatoes of the season (from our CSA)
- Skin, seed, and chop cucumbers (from our CSA)
- Grate a good tasting Parmesan cheese.
- Chop fresh basil (from the yard).
- Combine everything in a big bowl.
- Add 2 tblsp olive oil and 1 tblsp balsamic vinegar over everything, and mix.
Example #2- a simple grilled meal:
- Shuck corn, slice zucchini, season steaks.
- Grill veggies until browned the way you like them (no oil needed).
- Move coals so the veggies stay warm without burning, grill the steaks, and you are good to go...
Example #2.5 (if anybody cares): While I was outside, Theresa boiled then mashed potatoes, adding butter and fresh chopped parsley. She also browned mushrooms, more zucchini, and onions in a frying pan, with the rest of the fresh parsley. As you can see, everything was great!
Since this is about simple food, I'm keeping it simple and stopping for now.
Type at ya later...
Type at ya later...
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