Today I made Chef Bertolli's Cauliflower Soup from food52.com. I used a giant head of organic cauliflower, an onion, a little olive oil and fleur de sel [told you, my new best friend]. I added one veggie bouillon cube and some fresh sage browned in olive oil. Freshly ground black pepper on top.
It was really good. But can I come to wax poetic about vegs the way i can about sweets? Melty, midnight-dark chocolate fudge and a wedge of layer cake so moist and tender it brings up country fairs and children's birthday parties?
Let me try. I dipped the old silver spoon into my Tory Burch spongeware bowl, scooping up the sustenance and dunking bites of buttered wheat toast. So simple and so soothing, and I marvel at the fact that a whole head of cauliflower cooked down to this baby food treat.
Eat More Vegs to Crowd out Junk: EMVTCOJ.
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1. Looked at manger after Mass.
2. Walked a loop at Anderson Park w Punch.
3. Walked Sug.
4. Lit pretty red tapers to soften kitchen chores.
5. Napped and read Four Midwestern Sisters' Christmas Book, which I like rereading every year.
EMVTCOJ, I love it! This is also what I need to do. I believe you can learn to love and crave the green things. That doesn't mean you won't yearn for the sweets, but luscious veggies can feed you soul as well as your tummy.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nan, for reading and for liking EMVTCOJ. I will be so busy trying to remember the acronym that it might distract me from the candy aisle. Love, Alice
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