Zucchini Fritters, Turkish Style (Mucver)

Zucchini Fritters, Turkish Style (Mucver)

We are inundated with zucchini. Somehow last year we didn’t get any planted so Noel went overboard and planted five different kinds this year (including a climbing variety). We eat zukes and summer squash almost every day, and we’ve already sent some to the local food pantry. We won’t run out anytime soon. In my quest for delicious ways to use and preserve this magical vegetable, I came across the following Turkish-style zucchini fritter recipe....
Ten Tomato Spaghetti Sauce, mas o menos

Ten Tomato Spaghetti Sauce, mas o menos

I was looking through the Book Pages flyer at our local library and this book caught my eye: Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World, a History by William Alexander. We grow a lot of different tomatoes and I cook with them so this book sounded intriguing. I usually can’t make it to the end of a dry history book but this one kept me interested to the very last page. The author took us on a humorous tomato adventure from its origins in Mexico to Europe and back to...
Rosemary Roasted Potatoes and Cauliflower

Rosemary Roasted Potatoes and Cauliflower

We are still using up the last of our 2022 potato harvest.  While we love roasted potatoes sometimes you want a little lighter dish, i.e., less carbs!  Bring on the cauliflower!  By mixing the potatoes with cauliflower you still get that potato taste with a few light bites in between. Below is the approximate recipe I used for the two of us though we did have leftovers.  You can always adjust the quantities depending on how many people you are feeding.  Good any...
Asparagus Mustard Rollups

Asparagus Mustard Rollups

It’s almost asparagus time here in Wisconsin. For a diversion from steamed or roasted asparagus try these rollups. Great for a snack or an appetizer. Ingredients: 12 slices sandwich bread, crusts removed (I used cracked wheat ) 1/4 cup (more or less) stoneground or Dijon mustard 1/4 cup melted butter 3-4 T. grated parmesan cheese 2 dozen fresh asparagus spears **If the spears are skinny use two for each slice. if nice and fat you may only need one per each....
Instant Pot Vegetarian White Bean Chili

Instant Pot Vegetarian White Bean Chili

I’ve been experimenting with various bean recipes, almost always with the Instant Pot.  We’ve had some very good white bean chicken chili but prefer to cook vegetarian dishes at home.  The Instant Pot makes it fast and easy.  Since I do a quick soak by pouring boiling water over the beans and letting them stand for an hour we can have them for dinner in a couple of hours.  Preparing the chopped onions, garlic and spices while the beans are soaking...

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