Showing posts with label Farmers Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farmers Market. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Whew...New Cooking Lounge Posts on the way
Wow! New York City had a beautiful summer. Yes, sweltering, skin melting, cook an egg on the sidewalk, heat for a few days here and there in July, with August coasting into fall as if scripted.
Now, in the days of indian summer, late harvest are in farmers' markets like tomatoes; and, fall favorites - local apples, pears and pumpkins - are in abundance almost everywhere, often at a great price. Pick-up that seasonal bargain then thumb through a cookbook or google recipes on an iPad, and of course search Cooking Lounge.
And fast becoming a near national holiday, of sorts, Halloween is just around the corner. Halloween is that riotous mark in the sand for the Holidays - Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Years -
...food... parties...cocktails...more food.
Cooking Lounge has fresh new posts on the way after a little downtime to recharge, write and cook.
Now, while you are here, click around; check-out Good Food for original recipe ideas.
Visit soon for all new posts from Cooking Lounge.
Enjoy,
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Quinoa Turkey Meatballs, Market Salad - Arugula, Peas, Radish
FOOD:
While walking through Union Square Farmers' Market, in downtown NYC, picked up inexpensive seasonal produce straight from local farms - Arugula, Radish, and English (shell) Peas.
Toss together well washed arugula, shelled peas and thinly sliced radish with a few wedges of stem tomatoes. Quick and easy.
This is a nice summer salad with a peppery bite from the arugula and radish. Good with Oil and Vinegar to keep things simple.
A Lemon Vinaigrette (fresh lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper) on this salad pairs perfectly with the Quinoa Turkey Meatballs, giving the light meal a nod to Mediterranean cuisine.
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| Quinoa Turkey Meatballs, Market Salad - Arugula Peas Radish, Whole Wheat Pita |
Quinoa Turkey Meatballs are a high protein, light and healthy recipe. Quinoa Turkey Meatballs store well and are perfect for quick, satisfying meals. Ground turkey, turkey sausage and turkey breast are go-to items for making batch dishes. For a family, couples or singles, batch cooking is so practical; because, you can freeze portions (homemade frozen food) and refrigerate some for tasty, low cost meals during the week.
Quinoa Turkey Meatballs
Market Salad - Arugula, Fresh Peas, Radish
Quinoa Turkey Meatballs
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| Radish Union Square NYC |
1lb Ground Turkey
1 cup cooked Quinoa
1 cup sauteed Onions
2-3 cloves minced Garlic
2 large Eggs
1/3 cup chopped Fresh Parsley
Herbs and Spices to taste (get creative with choices)
1/3 cup cooking oil (prefer Olive Oil)
Saute onions in oil till golden; mix in garlic; cook for 2-5 more minutes.
In a mixing bowl, add ground turkey, quinoa, 2 eggs beaten, parsley, herbs and spices, sauteed onion and garlic. With forks or fingers, thoroughly mix all ingredients together. Form meatballs and cook in oiled skillet until lightly browned. Make sure the meatballs are completely cooked. For large batches, increase ingredients in proportion.
Market Salad - Arugula, Fresh Peas, Radish
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| Arugula Union Square NYC |
While walking through Union Square Farmers' Market, in downtown NYC, picked up inexpensive seasonal produce straight from local farms - Arugula, Radish, and English (shell) Peas.
Toss together well washed arugula, shelled peas and thinly sliced radish with a few wedges of stem tomatoes. Quick and easy.
This is a nice summer salad with a peppery bite from the arugula and radish. Good with Oil and Vinegar to keep things simple.
A Lemon Vinaigrette (fresh lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper) on this salad pairs perfectly with the Quinoa Turkey Meatballs, giving the light meal a nod to Mediterranean cuisine.
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photos: wbj
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