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Beef Consommé with Choux Puffs
Beef Consommé with Choux Puffs
20 to 30 black peppercorns
4 large egg whites, reserve the shells 1 lb plum tomatoes,
quartered
1 5-6 ribs of celery, cut to fit in stock pot
½ 1b lean ground beef
1 Tbs salt
6 Cups beef...
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Sear both sides of the...
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Growing Your Own Salad
It's not exactly fast food. It could take most of the summer to
get your salad (which seems to be roughly the speed of most
pizza places) but it is well worth the wait. With only the most
rudimentary of tools, a little space in the back yards, and some
elbow grease, anybody can have a truly fresh salad.
Gardening is a rewarding hobby. Flower growers can see the
beauty of their labors all summer long. The vegetable growers
also get a great reward. They can hear the fresh crunch of
home-grown lettuce and taste the mouth-watering tomato that just
came off the vine minutes before you tasted it.
A gardener can grow his own salad, making it as simple or
complicated as he would like. As with any salad the first thing
he starts with is the lettuce. Any true vegetable aficionado
will tell you that there is no such thing as lettuce. The leafy
salad staple comes in a variety of tastes, shapes, sizes, and
colors. Gardeners can grow iceberg lettuce (the normal kind you
find in the grocery store), butterhead, romaine, or countless
other lettuces. The produce section of the supermarket generally
doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of the types of
lettuces out there. It's best just to check what grows in your
area and plant whatever looks good.
Next on the salad is the tomato - the ripe, red wedges add
visual appeal as well as deep flavor. Tomatoes tend to be robust
plants and can grow in a variety of climates. Its best to stake
them to make sure that the
tomatoes do not touch the ground.
This can be anything from a simple wooden stake to an elaborate
metal cage. Keep an eye on them, though. They'll sprout up and
ripen seemingly overnight. Pick them when they are plump and
red, slice them into sections, and enjoy!
To add some extra color to the salad, not to mention some
Vitamin A for good eyesight, shave some fresh carrots over the
salad, or chop them into round pieces. The carrot is another
hearty vegetable. Unlike the tomato, the carrot grows into the
ground, thus it grows better in loose soil. When you are ready
to make your fresh salad, simply go to the ground and pull out
any carrot bigger than your finger. Slice it up and you are
ready to eat!
One of the last things to add to a fresh grown salad is a few
cucumber slices. Cucumbers are fast-growing plants - most
varieties are ready to pick in 2 months. When you are ready for
your salad, go to the garden and pull one of these off the vine,
clean it, slice it and eat it.
A simple hobby is turned into a delicious salad - with its crisp
greens, ripe tomatoes, crunchy carrots, and brisk cucumbers. And
they eat their fresh home-grown salads, gardeners can definitely
enjoy the fruits ... er ... vegetables of their labors.
About the author:
Kirsten Hawkins is a food and nutrition expert specializing the
Mexican, Chinese, and Italian food.
Visithttp://www.food-and-nutrition.com/ for more information on
cooking delicious and healthy meals.
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