Category Archives: PICKLES

Riced Cauliflower And Tofu Scramble

RICED CAULIFLOWER TOFU SCRAMBLE Use as hot breakfast egg and hash brown replacement dish. Or, spread on a rustic whole grain or Russian black bread sandwich. Or, hollow out and stuff tomatoes, large or small, and serve as appetizer (cocktail or cherry tomatoes) or as main dish salad (large tomato)! Served with a savory animal-freeContinueContinue reading “Riced Cauliflower And Tofu Scramble”

Pickled Orange Rind Sticks

Pickled Orange Rind The last time I made orange rind strips I did so for drying purposes. When dried I packed them up, stored them at room temperature and saved them for future use. They were good and, in a liquid, reconstituted to a nice chew. Steve brought a few big oranges home last weekContinueContinue reading “Pickled Orange Rind Sticks”

ENGLISH JAPANESE PICKLE

ENGLISH JAPANESE PICKLE Taste and experience the rich. That’s you, rich at this moment. Remember the sublime in future encounters. It’s a tool warriors use – and sometimes forget to use. Makes about 2-1/4 cups 1 English/Japanese/burpless/seedless cucumber – wash, do not peel, slice thinly (or as thick as you want your almost fresh picklesContinueContinue reading “ENGLISH JAPANESE PICKLE”

Baked Veg Cheese And Veal Cannelloni

BAKED VEG CHEESE AND VEAL CANNELLONI We use the other white plant meat for this fine American-Italian casserole. Veg veal! I think I’ve had veal once or twice aside from a luncheon sandwich meat called veal loaf back in the long ago days. I recall it not having much flavor – not the loaf thatContinueContinue reading “Baked Veg Cheese And Veal Cannelloni”

Saffron Pickle Juice Dressing

SAFFRON PICKLE JUICE DRESSING Save your pickle juice! Then make this delectable runny yolky textured dressing for salads and vegetables of all types! There’s only 3.5 grams of fat in the entire amount! For home or restaurant. Everybody has leftover pickle juice. This is how you use it. YES. Makes 3-3/4 cups 2 c. breadContinueContinue reading “Saffron Pickle Juice Dressing”

PICKLED GINGER STICKS

Ever buy a big piece of ginger, use part of it, refrigerate the rest, then not get back to it till it’s moldy? Yeah, me too. Ginger molds quickly. Being that it’s not readily available in all markets, when I do get some fresh ginger this is what I now do with the leftover. MakeContinueContinue reading “PICKLED GINGER STICKS”

PICKLE POT BEANS

PICKLE POT BEANS Beans, sweet pickles, Black & Tan beer, prunes, fresh ginger and soy bacon combined with smoky paprika, coriander, garlic, mustard and extra virgin olive oil. Beautiful achievements of flavors and textures! Rich in all ways! Served with fresh cilantro sprigs! Makes about 15 cups 117 oz. can Bush’s Bean Pot Vegetarian 1-1/2ContinueContinue reading “PICKLE POT BEANS”

How To Make: PICKLED ROASTED YELLOW PEPPERS

PICKLED ROASTED YELLOW PEPPERS Sweet yellow peppers roasted with extra virgin olive oil, then packed in jars with apple cider vinegar, fresh sprigs of rosemary, garlic and whole cloves. Use as a side dish condiment, on sandwiches, in salads (potato, bean, rice, pasta, greens) or in hot rice or bean dishes! Versatile and delicious! PicklesContinueContinue reading “How To Make: PICKLED ROASTED YELLOW PEPPERS”

PICKLE FAN GARNISHES – HOW TO MAKE

PICKLE FAN GARNISHES – HOW TO MAKE Thinly slice a pickle from end to almost the opposite end, stopping just before the knife separates the slice from the pickle. Make about 4 identical cuts, then fan out the pickle. Add as a garnish to the recipe calling for them. Or, garnish an hors d’oeuvre dishContinueContinue reading “PICKLE FAN GARNISHES – HOW TO MAKE”