In a large vessel, add 2-3 tsp of butter and add all these chopped veggies (3-4 cups in all). add 1/2 cup chopped potatoes, celery and leeks. stir with some crushed black peppers, dried dill and then add 7-8 cups of water and let boil for 20-30 minutes till the veggies are soft. use a pressure cooker for faster cooking. Then mash all the veggies, add more water if needed, add salt and cayenne pepper, 1-2 tsp butter, 1/4 cup milk and 3-4 tsp all purpose flour for thickening. Boil for 3-4 minutes and serve hot with bread or in a bread bowl.Anyone have any good healthy vegetable recipes? I love broccoli, asparagus, lima beans, bell peppers, carrots,
You could try the Willams-Sonoma 'vegetarian' cookbook. I bought it at Barnes %26amp; Noble and it has a lot of good recipes with the veggies you love.Anyone have any good healthy vegetable recipes? I love broccoli, asparagus, lima beans, bell peppers, carrots,
You can find lots of great and healthy vegetable-based recipes on www.cookshow.com at :
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My favorite--easy and delightfully delicious thing to do with broccoli (and asparagus and spinach and cauliflower) is to saute it in olive oil with lots of garlic, and then plop it right on top of pasta. Nothing better!!!
Ewwww lima beans.
Cook any veggie until it's almost tender and fry it in a non-stick pan with a bit of margarine (or olive oil) salt, chopped peanuts and some unsweetened dried coconut. Toss it all around until the peanuts get browned. If you are daring, use the Indian spice asafoetida (hing). It smells like onions and feet. Powerful without leaving garlic breath. Warm it in the oil before adding the veggies and nuts.
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