My first CSA box arrived on my doorstep and I was really excited! I had too much to pack into my already packed fridge, it was the garden of Eden (eatin' !). The first that I used was the herb packet, that I put bouquet style in the fridge door and used some mint leaves in my jamica tea before I went to school. When I got home that night, I "harvested" the beet greens, washed and dried them and put the beets themselves in the pressure cooker. The next morning, I had beet greens instead of spinach in my egg white omelette. You know how much I love beet greens! Last night, I cooked half the carrots and all the rutabagas in the pressure cooker, but was too busy to enjoy them. I made a mushroom/beet green stir fry and put that over a tomato sauce and added a small salad for dinner. Of course, the salad had a cooked beet and cherry tomatoes and half an avocado (I know, we are sooooo lucky!). This morning I cut up one of the baby boy choys and cooked it with mushrooms in the big skillet. I added a third cup of egg whites and two chopped up cooked rutabagas and some hot sauce. Voila! A breakfast fit for a queen! I have discovered how delicious a rutabaga can be!
Making big changes, perhaps even vegetarian ones... It's human nature to want to talk about what we are eating. Our mothers did this in the 50's, our grandmothers did this into their 80's, and have you read pioneer letter home? Half of them were recipes or boasts about being able to make a dinner out of a rutabaga! After another health scare and watching that terrible, wonderful movie: What the Health, I decided to make a few changes in my eating...
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