I felt like starting with a recipe this month, so here we go:
Chicken and Turtles
Turtles as in turtle beans!
1 1/2 c cooked black beans
OR
1 can black turtle beans, drained and rinsed
1 1/2 c cooked chicken
1 c cooked rice
1/2 c chopped green pepper
1/2 large onion, chopped
2 tb oil
4 cloves garlic, chopped very fine
2 tb lime juice
2 tb water
1 tsp each oregano, chili powder and cumin
hot sauce to taste
In a large skillet, heat oil and saute onions, 1/2 the garlic and the green pepper until the onions are translucent. Stir in black beans, chicken, lime juice, water, spices, the rest of the garlic and hot sauce. simmer, stirring often till heated through. serve over hot cooked rice with shredded cheese. Nummy!
As I write this, Sully has screwed off forthwith for the land of Underbed. Why? Because the sky is making loud noises and bright lights and there is wet out there. Not a big deal when we lived in NH, but here it hasn't rained for weeks, and I am really glad it finally has. I probably won't be so glad when it's icky sticky muggy tomorrow, but for now, YAY THUNDERSTORM!
Crap. I was gonna go smoke...where's that bumberchute?
Feh. Fooey on expensive lamps and lighting! Get yourself a long cord with a lightbulb socket at one end, and a paper hippie lantern. $15.95 including tax for overhead lighting for the living room. Oh...plus $0.87+tax for a box of ceiling hooks.
I can't wait till Friday! We're hosting the game night. Eeee! Geektopia!
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Monday, August 20, 2007
Monday, February 19, 2007
Begin the Beguine
So here we are, issue no. 1 of Lifestyles of the Poor and Paranoid!
Yeah, so...where to start? "A beginning is a very delicate..." Nah, it's been done. "Call me..." No, please!
At any rate, here shall be recipes, crafts, pictures, ideas, thoughts, musings. And soup. I love soup. Soup is cheap, soup is filling, soup is nutritious.
How bout we just start with a recipe?
Salsa Soup
Yummy, cheap, and fairly good for you!
This soup is good for any cooked meat, except ham or pork. Pig just tastes wrong! You could also use leftover chicken and make this instead of say, pot pie or chicken salad, etc. I've had a friend make it with tofu and vegetable broth, and it was delicious that way, too!
1-2 cups of cooked meat, cubed or cubed protein of your choice
1 can broth+1/2 can water
1 jar salsa. small jar, you know, regular size. not the giant ones.
1 can black beans, drained and rinsed
1 cup frozen corn or one can of corn, drained
goodies of your choice: olives, pimientos, etc.
about 1 tsp unsweetened cocoa or 1/2 tsp grated mexican chocolate (unsweetened)
cumin, black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, seasoned salt, and the hotness of your choice.
this is especially good with Ancho pepper powder, or chocolate chipotle sauce.
Cook about 30 minutes, or until everything is hot, and has had a chance to blend.
you can add rice to this soup if you want, but it's really tasty with tortilla chips!
Yeah, so...where to start? "A beginning is a very delicate..." Nah, it's been done. "Call me..." No, please!
At any rate, here shall be recipes, crafts, pictures, ideas, thoughts, musings. And soup. I love soup. Soup is cheap, soup is filling, soup is nutritious.
How bout we just start with a recipe?
Salsa Soup
Yummy, cheap, and fairly good for you!
This soup is good for any cooked meat, except ham or pork. Pig just tastes wrong! You could also use leftover chicken and make this instead of say, pot pie or chicken salad, etc. I've had a friend make it with tofu and vegetable broth, and it was delicious that way, too!
1-2 cups of cooked meat, cubed or cubed protein of your choice
1 can broth+1/2 can water
1 jar salsa. small jar, you know, regular size. not the giant ones.
1 can black beans, drained and rinsed
1 cup frozen corn or one can of corn, drained
goodies of your choice: olives, pimientos, etc.
about 1 tsp unsweetened cocoa or 1/2 tsp grated mexican chocolate (unsweetened)
cumin, black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, seasoned salt, and the hotness of your choice.
this is especially good with Ancho pepper powder, or chocolate chipotle sauce.
Cook about 30 minutes, or until everything is hot, and has had a chance to blend.
you can add rice to this soup if you want, but it's really tasty with tortilla chips!
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