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    Easy-Peasy Hummus


    We haven’t gone grocery shopping yet for the upcoming week, so our reserves are low. I found an old bag of Stacy’s Pita Chips (Rosemary and Black Olive–yum!) that have preserved miraculously well. I decided to whip up a little hummus for some additional protein:

    Directions:

    Dump the following ingredients into a food processor and press start:

    1. 1 can of drained chickpeas
    2. 2 cloves of garlic (or one large)
    3. 1/4 cup of olive oil
    4. 1/8 cup of tahini
    5. 1 tbs. lemon juice
    6. Salt to taste

    Voila!

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    Happy Holidays!

    My best friend is on a cooking kick. My original present idea was to make him a binder of recipes. Matt and I keep our favorite recipes in a binder for easy access. If we find one online, we print it out and stick it in. If we get it out of a book, we zerox it and add it to our collection. That way, when it’s time to plan our meals for the week we have a cadre of tried-and-true recipes.

    However, it dawned on me that he is not a binder person; he is a computer person. So, instead, I scanned in all our favorite recipes and burned … Read More

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    Delicious Recipe

    Photo courtesy of fresh365

    Matt and I have a good system going for meals. We try to cook together four times a week and eat out three. Ideally, we experiment with at least one new recipe a week and resort to our “Favorites Binder” for the rest of our meals. If we like our experimental meal, we print it out and add it to our binder. If we don’t like it, we forget about it.

    We’ve been so busy lately that we’ve resorted to our standbys instead of looking for new recipes. However, we finally tried a new recipe yesterday: Maple-Pumpkin Pasta with Blue Cheese and Sage.

    We simplified … Read More