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    jon-nyc
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    #13

    Funny I just made it tonight. I love how thick it is.

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      AdagioM
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      Tangy Braised Chickpeas from Smitten Kitchen. Like brisket without the brisket. Mushrooms and carrots star here!

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        wtg
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        #15

        This looks like a good possibility. Basically an egg and veggie pie, with the crust being made of grated potatoes. Video won't play here, but you can click on the Link to video.

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        RECIPE AND INGREDIENTS:
        Ingredients:
        Potatoes — 1 kg
        Butter — 3 tbsp (2 for the dish, 1 melted for brushing)
        Eggs — 5 (1 white for crust, 4 for filling)
        Salt — to taste
        Cream — 300 ml
        Feta — 100 g
        Parmesan — 50 g
        Spinach — 100 g
        Red bell pepper — 1
        Olives — 80 g
        Flour — 2 tbsp
        Dried garlic, oregano — to taste
        Olive oil — for frying

        Preparation:
        Grate potatoes, salt, and let sit for 15 minutes.
        Squeeze out the liquid, spread evenly in a buttered, parchment-lined form.
        Brush with melted butter and bake for 20 minutes at 200°C.
        Brush with whipped egg white and bake for 3 more minutes at 180°C.
        Mix eggs, cream, feta, and parmesan.
        Sauté spinach, add to the mixture.
        Fry diced pepper and olives with garlic and oregano, combine with the filling.
        Add flour, pour into the crust, and bake 25–35 minutes at 180°C.

        Result: A golden, crispy potato base with creamy, cheesy vegetable filling — comforting, flavorful, and truly homemade.

        When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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          wtg
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          #16

          I have potatoes from my garden. I bought a huge leek. I went in search of recipes and found some possibilities.

          https://www.thekitchn.com/leek-recipes-63430

          When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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            RealPlayer
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            #17

            Split pea soup tonight. I have been using a recipe for “Lebanese” split pea soup, involving celery, potatoes, cumin and za’atar. Today I’m adding carrots. Split pea soup is pretty flexible and indestructible. The tricky part will be puréeing it in the blender without scalding myself.

            Also making croutons from some old, stale sourdough.

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              wtg
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              #18

              @realplayer

              Sounds delish. Your Lebanese recipe sounds like the lentil soup they serve at the Pita Inn, one of our favorite lunch places. They do include carrots.

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              Vegetable Lentil Soup

              Homemade vegetarian soup made with lentil, carrots, onions, celery and spices.

              When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                AdagioM
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                I love soup weather!

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                  @realplayer

                  Sounds delish. Your Lebanese recipe sounds like the lentil soup they serve at the Pita Inn, one of our favorite lunch places. They do include carrots.

                  alt text

                  Vegetable Lentil Soup

                  Homemade vegetarian soup made with lentil, carrots, onions, celery and spices.

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                  RealPlayer
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                  #20

                  @wtg That lentil soup sounds great too!

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                  • R RealPlayer

                    Split pea soup tonight. I have been using a recipe for “Lebanese” split pea soup, involving celery, potatoes, cumin and za’atar. Today I’m adding carrots. Split pea soup is pretty flexible and indestructible. The tricky part will be puréeing it in the blender without scalding myself.

                    Also making croutons from some old, stale sourdough.

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                    Steve Miller
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                    @RealPlayer

                    If you do a lot of purées in big batches you might like an immersion blender for. Christmas.

                    Much easier than transferring everything to a blender.

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                      @RealPlayer

                      If you do a lot of purées in big batches you might like an immersion blender for. Christmas.

                      Much easier than transferring everything to a blender.

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                      @Steve-Miller Hi, Steve. I have an immersion blender. I don’t know, maybe it’s not a very good one, but it doesn’t do what the KitchenAid can. The KitchenAid is a powerhouse…took me a while to master it (well, still not mastered). The buttons have flashing red lights as if to say, like the software prompts, “Are you sure?”

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