Okay, so I hadn't really thought about it until last night, but I made several dishes with beans as the central player. And, that became obvious in our household yesterday evening. I'll say no more.
Except this.
Here's what it looks like the first time you introduce a new bean dish in your home:
And, here's what it looks like when you've introduced the fourth bean dish in one weekend:
And, speaking of bean dishes, here's one of them that I remembered to photograph. We had the Spicy Autumn Burgers last night with some oven baked fries and a basil aioli. (and, I actually had the last burger for lunch today, and they're even better the next day!).
Okay. Enough of beans.
Tonight I think we're going to have pasta with tomato sauce and "meat"balls. There's a recipe in my How To Cook Everything Vegetarian with nuts and rice as the base. Seriously, if you're a vegetarian, you should own this cookbook. It has EVERYTHING, and variations on each recipe. I love it. Mark Bittman thinks of everything. And, he's not even a vegetarian. Amazing.
And, though it has nothing to do with food, I'll share this photo with you of my number one boy and his friend and cuddle buddy, Chewbacca.
Monday, November 10, 2008
beans, beans, good for your heart
Posted by Ehrrin at 2:41 PM
Labels: beans, Mark Bittman, Spicy Autumn Burgers, the K-Bear
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Is there a possibility that the beans are curling your lady's hair?
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