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Adapted slightly from Bob's Red Mill Everyday Gluten-Free, this split pea soup is simplicity at it's finest. A basically spiced puree of carrots, onions and split peas forms the perfect base for a ginger and cilantro pesto, which I swirled in instead of using as a topper because I was freezing portions for the week.
Adapted slightly from Bob's Red Mill Everyday Gluten-Free, this split pea soup is simplicity at it's finest. A basically spiced puree of carrots, onions and split peas forms the perfect base for a ginger and cilantro pesto, which I swirled in instead of using as a topper because I was freezing portions for the week.
Vegetarian/Vegan Yellow Split Pea Soup with Crackers.
Recipe at www.veganlivingtoday.com/yellow-split-pea-vegan-soup/.
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Recipe from Iyer, p. 436, except I accidentally bought chana dal instead of toovar dal. Served over basmati rice, though some of the white stuff in the photo is shredded coconut.
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When I was a girl, I worked for a museum with a large collection of Victorian hobby art. Most of this stuff was made by women, who had time and money on their hands.....as well as the blood of thousands of tiny living creatures.
Because tucked in with the hair wreaths, cabinet cards and pressed flowers were dozens of glass and crystal vitrines, each one containing some precious sparrow, songbird or titmouse, preserved for all time against dust and questing fingers.
But lo...these little things had revenge for all the hours that idle corseted ladies fussed over them, because the vast majority of them were dipped in an effective preservative made of Lead of Arsenic, in order to keep plumage shining and beaks bright.
THUS: My makeup series, paying homage to those lotus eaters of ornithological doom....those maidens and matrons de mortem.
Dented Brass: shades of the bases of glass cases, dusty and worn, perhaps a bit tarnished, faded by time and glory.
I loved spending my hours with them, maybe you will too.
Love and ashes,
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Yellow split peas, green split peas, lentils, baby limas, more lentils, garbanzos and kidney beans in the middle. Also did two buckets of rolled oats.
Course 1:
Roast, smoked Arctic Char fillet on a sauté of turnips, tatsoy and red onion with crunchy fried split peas.
The smoked char had a nice balance in both sweet and salty flavours. I found the skin seared to a beautiful crispness while maintaining the moisture of the fish. The split peas were toothsome, having almost too much bite to them while the caramelized root vegetables gave the dish the subtle sweetness while bathing in a silky savoury broth.
Wine: Rymill, Sauvignon Blanc, Coonawarra, Australia 2005
From Bistro Cooking by Patricia Wells, page 26.
500 gm dried green split peas
2 litres stock
(omitted the ham)
4 garlic cloves
parsley
baoy leaves
half teasp dried thyme
half teasp dried marjoram
2 medium onions
4 cloves
50L Friday woot!
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Tasting menu course 1.
Split pea soup, pork three ways - terrine, fried crispy skin, ear
A (off menu) change from the incredible Parsley Root Soup I had on previous visits, but still as lovely in terms of textures and the revamp on the traditional split pea and ham soup. Fun.