Fish Mama at Life at Mom is hosting a recipe swap this week with a vegetable theme. I don't have any new ones to post right now, but I do want to do a re-cap post and highlight some vegetable recipes I've posted in the past.
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First up is my version of
pan-roasted asparagus , which is my easy method of choice. Sometimes to make a variation, I squeeze on a little lemon juice, or sprinkle it with grated Parmesan cheese right at the end.
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Next up is
Corn Casserole, favorite of children and adults alike. I like that I can make this for my family, or double up and make a big one to take to a church supper or family reunion.
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Probably my very favorite home-grown vegetable is
pink-eyed purple hull peas. My parents grow these in mass quanitites during the summer heat, then put them in the freezer where they become a year-round staple for our family.
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Next up is the delicious
Sweet Potato Casserole--the potato casserole you can eat for dessert. Usually a fall or winter vegetable, my family requests this year round, as well.
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And last but not least, the real dessert--a
pie made from navy beans.
Until next time, good cooking, and good eating!
I had to open comment in a new tab to get it to open. I love a Southern Kitchen. It doesn't matter what recipe I make it turns out southern. I especially want to try the corn casserole. Doylene
ReplyDeleteThis could fill my week in for sides at dinner. Each one looks great. I love the corn and sweet potato the best.
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