What did you have for dinner tonight?
kcalla
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It's -25° out tonight and dropping, so I really enjoyed this meal.
Homemade chili con carne (no beans), grated & sauteed garlicy jicama, delicata squash fries. Pretty high in carbs but was good comfort food tonight!
My recipe for the chili:
Paleo Chili Con Carne - Comfort Food!
1-2 tablespoons refined coconut oil (refined so it doesn’t taste like coconut, but make sure it’s organic) I USED 1 TBS OLIVE OIL
1 brown onion, halved and finely chopped
2 crushed garlic cloves
2 medium carrots
3 celery sticks
ALL BLENDED IN THE FOOD PROCESSOR AND SAUTEED WITH THE SEASONING
1 tablespoon ground cumin - I USED 2 T.
1 tablespoon ground coriander - I USED 2 T.
2 teaspoons cayenne pepper (optional) I used 1 TEASP CAYENNE, 1 TEASP CHIPOTLE PEPPER
600-700 grams organic beef mince (3 - 4 LBS (CHILI GRIND by butcher) CHUCK ROAST - BROWNED and DRAINED)
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce - I USED 1 TABLESPOON
400 gram can Italian diced tomatoes (or dice your own fresh tomatoes) (14 oz can) - USED TWO CANS
1/2 cup red wine - USED WATER
Organic sea salt and freshly ground black pepper - USED 1 1/2 TEASP SALT AND PEPPER
1 cinnamon stick - USED ONE TEASPOON GROUND CINNAMON
2 tablespoons fresh coriander (leaves and stems) - USED DRIED PARSLEY
Putting It Together: I throw it all in the crock pot on low over night. I find that this sort of dish really reaches its peak on the second day – enough time for all those yummy flavors to well and truly blend, so I make it a day ahead.
Tip: You can freeze this dish for up to one month – just place in an airtight container or glad bags (be sure to allow to fully cool in the pot before transferring to plastic, which will release harmful toxins). After portioning, packaging, label, date, and freeze. To thaw, simply leave in fridge overnight.
Homemade chili con carne (no beans), grated & sauteed garlicy jicama, delicata squash fries. Pretty high in carbs but was good comfort food tonight!
My recipe for the chili:
Paleo Chili Con Carne - Comfort Food!
1-2 tablespoons refined coconut oil (refined so it doesn’t taste like coconut, but make sure it’s organic) I USED 1 TBS OLIVE OIL
1 brown onion, halved and finely chopped
2 crushed garlic cloves
2 medium carrots
3 celery sticks
ALL BLENDED IN THE FOOD PROCESSOR AND SAUTEED WITH THE SEASONING
1 tablespoon ground cumin - I USED 2 T.
1 tablespoon ground coriander - I USED 2 T.
2 teaspoons cayenne pepper (optional) I used 1 TEASP CAYENNE, 1 TEASP CHIPOTLE PEPPER
600-700 grams organic beef mince (3 - 4 LBS (CHILI GRIND by butcher) CHUCK ROAST - BROWNED and DRAINED)
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce - I USED 1 TABLESPOON
400 gram can Italian diced tomatoes (or dice your own fresh tomatoes) (14 oz can) - USED TWO CANS
1/2 cup red wine - USED WATER
Organic sea salt and freshly ground black pepper - USED 1 1/2 TEASP SALT AND PEPPER
1 cinnamon stick - USED ONE TEASPOON GROUND CINNAMON
2 tablespoons fresh coriander (leaves and stems) - USED DRIED PARSLEY
Putting It Together: I throw it all in the crock pot on low over night. I find that this sort of dish really reaches its peak on the second day – enough time for all those yummy flavors to well and truly blend, so I make it a day ahead.
Tip: You can freeze this dish for up to one month – just place in an airtight container or glad bags (be sure to allow to fully cool in the pot before transferring to plastic, which will release harmful toxins). After portioning, packaging, label, date, and freeze. To thaw, simply leave in fridge overnight.
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That looks a lot better thn mine! I had 6 oz. of chicken breast.0
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Dinner tonite will be grilled salmon and steamed veges.0
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chicken meatballs, zucchini 'noodles,' sauteed onions and mushrooms, marinara.. YUMMY!!!0
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Baked salmon with tarragon and olive oil; fried cabbage with bacon fat, caraway seeds and shallots.0
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that sounds really goodBaked salmon with tarragon and olive oil; fried cabbage with bacon fat, caraway seeds and shallots.
I had a hamburger with mustard and pickles..0 -
You all make me want to go shopping and COOK! I tell ya, in this last year, I've chopped, cooked, roasted, etc. more than I ever have in my life! No more boxed stuff to throw together! It's all worth it though. I'm even starting to like cooking and have fallen in love with spices!! Chocolate Curry on roasted cauliflower is my current favorite.
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A big bowl of greens, diced chicken, bacon, marinated mozzarella.0
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Dinner tonite will be grilled salmon and steamed veges.
That's what we had last night. Tonight probably chili.0 -
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Thai beef salad (at a restaurant)...really no clue what was in the sauce...sugar? Dunno but I love it. A little salty though.0
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Forgot to take the meat out of the freezer so we had a bacon, swil and mushroom omlet.0
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Swil?
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Oops, swiss, not swil. : P
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