carrots
turnips
potatoes
cranberry beans
golden delicious apples
delicata squash
butternut squash
On Friday I made pumpkin bread with the remaining pumpkin from a few weeks ago, which I had cubed and frozen. I defrosted it and roasted it in the oven, then pureed it with my immersion blender. I used this EatingWell recipe. If I make this one again, I will probably double the spices I used. The bread was decent, but not spiced enough for my taste.
I also was a bit under the weather, so made some chicken soup using half the carrots, the cranberry beans, and the rest of the leeks I bought last week. Here is the basic recipe I use for chicken soup:
Chicken Soup
1-2 chicken breasts
4 cups chicken broth
Carrots, chopped
1 onion, chopped (or leeks)
Egg noodles
Poulty seasoning
Salt, pepper
Optional:
Cranberry beans
Celery, chopped
-place chicken breasts in a baking dish , drizzle with olive oil, season with salt and pepper, roast at 350 until cook through, (about 20-30 min)
-when the chicken is cooked, cut into small pieces and set aside
-in a large pot, sauté the onion in a bit of olive oil until soft, then add broth, carrots, other veggies, and spices. Cover and simmer for about 20-25 min until the veggies are soft
-cook egg noodles
-stir chicken and egg noodles into soup
Last night, because we have so many apples, I made yet another apple crisp. I'm really getting the hang of this one! I tried to make something different, but I didn't have all the ingredients for, say, and apple cake in the house. I am planning to make something else appley soon, though.
The next pickup will be the final one, and I will definitely miss it. I suppose it will be freeing to be able to cook whatever I want, and perhaps a bit less often since I won't have to worry about things spoiling, but it's a bit daunting to think about planning meals from thin air again instead of beginning with existing ingredients. What did I do before??
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