BLOG: Vegetables for Breakfast

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October 22, 2013

collards and cabbage

October 21, 2013

nishime

October 18, 2013

quick sauté a rainbow

October 17, 2013

arugula + trevisano + pignoli nuts + sumac = bittersweet

October 16, 2013

zucchini ribbons

October 15, 2013

parsnip-turnip purée with fresh turmeric

October 14, 2013

mustard greens with sumac

October 13, 2013

haricots verts with grated carrot

October 10, 2013

2 shades of green: string + soy (beans)

October 9, 2013

parsnip curls

October 8, 2013

red, white and green

October 7, 2013

carrot chips

October 6, 2013

spicy breakfast brussels sprouts

October 3, 2013

chopped! kale

October 2, 2013

string bean tofu scramble in a pita pocket

October 1, 2013

celery and pink radish quick pickles

September 30, 2013

carnival squash fritters

September 29, 2013

cauliflower fennel purée

September 25, 2013

kale komatsuna mizuna roll-ups

September 24, 2013

parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme … with winter squash

September 23, 2013

broccoli, red cabbage, red onion hash

September 22, 2013

carnival squash, baked

September 17, 2013

courgette cobbler

September 16, 2013

roasted cauliflower with rosemary

September 15, 2013

dandelion + shitake

September 13, 2013

carrot fennel sauté

September 12, 2013

c-slaw

September 11, 2013

5-minute snap peas

September 10, 2013

moon, bars and star

September 9, 2013

escarole

September 8, 2013

bok choy with pomegranate seeds

September 4, 2013

roasted brussels sprouts

September 3, 2013

happy veggie birthday

September 2, 2013

vegetable candy

September 1, 2013

carrot tatsoi roll-ups

August 30, 2013

carrot sashimi

Icing on the Cake: Testimonials

I’m very impressed by all the elements you are able to pack into the lesson without it seeming at all overwhelming: the review, the actual cooking skills, the creativity of coming up with their own dishes, the chance to present their creations, the opportunity to learn about and share thoughts on something else (in last week’s case, the feelings represented in the book), the execution of their  jobs, the responsibility for one’s station/implements and the overall following of directions…..all without losing the fun quotient. No wonder the kids love coming!  You’ve really created something special so kudos to you!

- T.