Showing posts with label White Beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label White Beans. Show all posts
Thursday, May 22, 2014
White Bean Blondies
I have been going hard at the gym this week. I did two hours of water classes this morning to the point where my skin screamed a definitive "NO!" to the chlorine and my arms now refuse to function normally. Why am I doing this? It's almost summer and I'm trying not to put ON weight. Why am I gaining weight? Trying to get this recipe just right.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Sausage & White Bean Skillet
I was recently faced with the dilemma of an almost empty fridge, a grumbly tummy, and the desire to not leave the house. A totally unique situation, I'm sure. Paul and I were also getting ready to leave on a church camping trip for several days and we didn't want to buy any food to potentially spoil while we were gone.
Friday, December 27, 2013
Magical White Bean Soup Revisited
I mentioned this soup back in mid-November, but it's so good I think it deserves it's own page.
It's PHENOMENAL.
With just vegetables, a touch of oil, and white beans, it's flavorful, satisfying, vegan and gluten free, and did I mention that it's seriously yummy?
It's kicked up a few notches when you stir in a spoonful of home made vinaigrette and give it a sprinkle of parmesan cheese. You don't need to do much to it. When we had friends over for dinner back in November, we had bowls of parmesan, prosciutto, and chopped rosemary as well as a little pitcher of vinaigrette on the table for everyone to top as they pleased. It went over splendidly.
I found this recipe in the book Bread & Wine 
by Shauna Niequist. I cannot recommend this book enough. Not only is it a fabulous read, full of stories about life and love, family and friendship, almost every chapter has a killer recipe at the end. Every single thing I've made from this book has been the best thing I've ever made.
by Shauna Niequist. I cannot recommend this book enough. Not only is it a fabulous read, full of stories about life and love, family and friendship, almost every chapter has a killer recipe at the end. Every single thing I've made from this book has been the best thing I've ever made.
If you're looking for a hearty, delicious, feel-good meal, try this soup. You will NOT be sorry.
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