Dear friends, you asked me what we eat during a week, so I took some photos for you.
Breakfast:
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Rolled oats and rye with blueberries and walnuts |
The rest can be our lunch or dinner:
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Roasted pepper with homemade savory bread, leek and parsley |
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Spicy chickpea stew |
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Sandwich: mushroom caviar, tomatoes, and sprouts |
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Smoked paprika roasted potatoes |
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Tomatoes with mushroom caviar, sprouts, and parsley |
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Roasted eggplants |
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Lemon dressing: lemon juice, garlic, dill, salt, pepper, olive oil. This dressing is perfect for any hot or cold dishes. |
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Cucumber boats made with homemade cream cheese |
Are you ready for this?!
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Yes, pie! |
Which meal do you like best?
What recipe do you want to see here?
Until next time,
Cowboy Country Vegetarian
Now this is the perfect day!! I need to move into your house :)
ReplyDeletePlease, come! I'd love to cook for you!
DeleteSo much delicious food so little time but so much appetite - YUM :D
ReplyDeleteCheers
Choc Chip Uru
All this food is easy to make and doesn't take too much time! :)
DeleteYou plate everything up nicely which I'm sure contributes to the feeling of being satisfied! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you Lorraine!
DeleteLove your assortment of healthy food!
ReplyDeleteRita
Thanks Rita. I grew up eating similar to it, we always had a lot of vegetables!
DeleteEverything looks yummy. I would love the roasted peppers and the eggplant. You do have a nice variety.
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen. Roasted eggplants are posted in Recipe page, if you like to try it.
DeleteThey all look very healthy and tasty! I particularly loved the cucumber boats and the tomatoes with the mushroom caviar! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThank you Katerina!
DeleteYour food photography looks great! I adore the flavour of eggplant (aubergine) so I'd have to vote for that recipe. All the dishes look very good though.
ReplyDeleteAubergine is a crowd pleaser. Recipe for roasted eggplants is posted on Recipe page. Thanks for visiting!
DeleteAwesome...all of them please :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Suchi!
DeleteEverything looks amazing. I'd love to see the savory bread recipe Sounds interesting. And the mushroom caviar looks great as well.
ReplyDeleteBread and mushroom caviar are posted on Recipe Page. I am glad you like it!
DeleteI love anything aubergine - so the roasted eggplant gets my vote! What a great balanced week of healthy, tasty food.
ReplyDeleteI love aubergine too, can't have enough of it!
DeleteWow you eat VERY well! Every single thing looks delicious and also healthy. I'll take one of everything.
ReplyDeleteThat how I grew up: no matter what exotic food I make, I always come back to staples- vegetables, beans, more vegetables, fruits... :)
DeleteDid you make your chickpeas stew from chickpea sprouts? I see what appears to be tiny sprouts. What are the other sprouts that you used on the dishes? Could you list the name of the sprouts in future posts? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAll the dishes look great and good for you healthy.
Norma, you are a start! yes, I pre-sprouted chickpeas, but not on purpose though. I left the chickpeas to soak in the morning and was suppose to cook it that night. But we got very busy and I didn't cook it. So I just rinse it and left overnight. Next morning I had to leave early and again didn't have time to cook it, so I rinsed it again and left. And sure thing, 36 hours later when I finally get back to chickpeas, they had tiny sprouts! I am almost done with my sprouting post, have to take few more picture. Come back to see it! Thank you Norma, you are such an inspiration!
DeleteDid you find that your stew cooked much faster with the pre-sproouted chickpeas? Will be coming back for your future posts.
DeleteYes, Norma. How did you know?! I was actually very surprised by the fact that chickpeas were done in less than 30 minutes! Is that why?! Wow, I've learned something new! Thank you!
DeleteActually they cook in 10 minutes. In case you missed it here is the link to my chickpeas sprouts post: http://gardentowok.wordpress.com/2012/01/30/harvest-monday-january-30-2012-growing-chick-peas-garbanzo-beans-sprouts/
DeleteOnce beans sprouted they are no longer dried beans instead they become a vegetable.
I love them all! Difficult to choose though. If I had to say I would choose the oats and the eggplants.
ReplyDeleteGreat photography!
Thanks Alida. Roasted eggplants are posted on Recipe page, check it out!
DeleteYour meals look so beautiful.I have to try the mushroom caviar.
ReplyDeleteThanks Balvinder. Yes, try it and let me know how did it work for you.
DeleteYour photos are gorgeous!I like the chickpea stew and the pie!
ReplyDeletePie is superhealthy! :) You can see the recipe in post Picking Berries in Sweden. Thanks Jane!
DeleteI want what you're having. I love how people are dressing up oats so beautifully these days - yes, want to start my day with that. And because I am chickpea fiend, that stew would welcome me home. And oh yes - the eggplant... mustn't forget the eggplant.
ReplyDeleteClaudia, yesterday, when I was posting the picture of the stew I was thinking: what did I put in it? It was spicy, and had some other vegetables in it, probably, celery, sweet potatoes and a lot of herbs. I wish I wrote it down...Thanks for coming!
DeleteSuch glorious food! I am loving the eggplant. I just cannot get enough lately!
ReplyDeleteKristen, guess what? I love eggplant so much that I made some soup out of it. Come back later, I will post it. I just had it for lunch, mmm! I remember what I put in it this time! :)
DeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteNow I am extremely hungry! What a delicious array (and lovely presentation) - I can't choose. I love oatmeal for breakfast and I like your oats and rye together.
ReplyDeleteThank you Hannah. There are actually more than just rye and oats in that mix. I think there is also rolled barley and maybe rolled wheat. Usually I get whatever rolled I can find and mix it together. Rye is my favorite though.
DeleteUmniza!!!!! Looks delish-)))
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am glad you like it. :)
DeleteHi Marina, all of the meals look delicious, and the pie oh my, love it!!! Beautiful photography also, thanks for sharing!!!
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