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11/1/19

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Keeping it Simple

Eat a whole leaf of garden chard and a tomato plain. No dressing.

So often we make cooking difficult. However, if we are making sure that our grocery bag has more whole foods than processed ones, they can be prepared in a simple manner and eaten by themselves. We don’t have to put them in elaborate recipes. We just have to develop our taste to enjoy them whole.

Buy a half peck of apples from your local orchard. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Cook a whole cauliflower and sprinkle cumin seeds on top
… A bit of saffron with white rice…cook your lentils in vegetable stock instead of water… one simple ingredient with each item above….
Bake the whole butternut squash in the oven. Peel, cut and eat!
However, if you must get fancy, try some simple recipes below.

Heidi’s Eggplant Patties

Slice one eggplant into thin round pieces, mix two eggs and dip patty into egg, then roll in either bread crumbs or corn meal. Bake on a cookie sheet at 375 degrees about 15 minutes then flip them and bake for 15 more. Enjoy!

Crock Pot Apple Sauce

Heidi’s Crock Pot Apple Sauce

Cut ten apples into small pieces

Add 1/2 cup of apple cider

Add one teaspoon of fresh lemon juice

Add one teaspoon of cinnamon

Add 1/2 cup of brown sugar

Add some raisins for good measure

Throw into crock pot for five hours, Enjoy!


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