While the days are nice and hot, the early morning is freezing cold. As soon as those autumn leaves begin to show their true colors, I get the itch for soups, stews and chili. So for a while now, I've been wanting to make an all-vegetable chili. The problem is, I only have two electrical outlets in my kitchen. One for the fridge, and one above the counter. The one above the counter is temperamental, and no amount of bribing will convince it to give me power. Blame it on the blendtec, or ancient style wiring. There are actually two safety buttons on it that click in, but only one at any given time. I am beginning to think there is a special code or pattern that unlocks the power within.
chopped small eggplant
cut a small section of zucchini and chop it
(this is old-man zucchini, grown with care in an old-mans garden - you
(this is old-man zucchini, grown with care in an old-mans garden - you
might not be able to find such a rare kind in your location)
dice a sexy sweet red pepper
bite into an apple before you dive into the sexy red
pepper instead of using it in the chili
chop a vibrant acorn squash
but peel it first, unless you don't have to
plus one can of chopped tomatoes, some tomato paste, one chopped
onion, a couple cloves of chopped garlic and chili powder to taste
Now about the squash. I peeled mine, and always do but every squash I have met is a brute to work with. So I don't know, do you have to peel a squash? Comment below and tell me what you do with your squash.
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