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Southern stuff. Cast iron cooking. Summer squash and onion, fried green tomatoes,mustard greens and turnips with red pepper flakes, and bread and butter pickle remoulade which was slathered on the green 'maters. Found a lone jar of last summer's canning adventure in the cabinet. Yummy green tomato chow chow relish .
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I want the mustard greens and turnips! That looks delicious; heck, all of it looks delicious!
 
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Mini soya & mushroom loaves.

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I used my new mini loaf tins that I bought in the States.

They come out really nice and moist and the outsides slightly crispy. I'm going to store two of the loaves in the fridge for next weeks dinner and freeze the third one.

They are delicious served either warm or at room temperature and pair well with salsa, guacamole or a salad. Grainy mustard and a few black olives are also a few of my
favourites condiments when serving a slice or two.
 
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My first zucchini cakes of the summer. I made about a dozen of these with zucchini from my CSA basket. Oh, how I love these! I will freeze a bunch of them for later in the summer. I actually forgot to add flour to one batch, but no matter, as they held together just fine :D
 
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My first zucchini cakes of the summer. I made about a dozen of these with zucchini from my CSA basket. Oh, how I love these! I will freeze a bunch of them for later in the summer. I actually forgot to add flour to one batch, but no matter, as they held together just fine :D

They look lovely PTree. Are they similar to courgette/zucchini fritters ?
 
They look lovely PTree. Are they similar to courgette/zucchini fritters ?
Thank you, shyvas. They have the texture of crab cakes. I use bread crumbs and onions and egg replacer along with Old Bay seasoning and then fry them in a little oil and Earth Balance mix.
 
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Thank you, shyvas. They have the texture of crab cakes. I use bread crumbs and onions and egg replacer along with Old Bay seasoning and then fry them in a little oil and Earth Balance mix.
May I have the recipe? I have a large zucchini in the refrigerator and this would be just the use for it this weekend.
 
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Vegetables bought at the local farm/produce place for a total of € 10.

Not everything is grown on the farm or locally. The avocados come from abroad and the apricots and carrots are local. The white aubergine, courgettes, basil,mint, peppers and parsley are from the farm.
The tomatoes are organic and come from a local supplier and have the most wonderful taste.
 
Simple. I follow this recipe which like the one my mother used.

Old Fashioned Hot Water Cornbread
Original Cooking with K Recipe

Ingredient:
2 cups yellow cornmeal
1-1 1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups water, boiling
1-2 cups vegetable oil ***( I use about one half cup total-no need to drown the patties in oil.)


Directions:
Heat enough oil in a large iron skillet or heavy bottom skillet on high heat.

In a medium bowl, mix together cornmeal and salt. Stir in enough boiling hot water that the cornmeal mixture comes together enough to spoon (not too thick and not too thin, kinda like creamy mashed potatoes).

As soon as the oil in the skillet is hot, but not smoking, spoon hot cornmeal mixture in your hands that have been dipped in hot/warm water and then gently place in the hot oil. Fry each in hot oil, turning once, until crisp and golden brown, about 5 minutes. Drain on paper towels.
 
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Simple. I follow this recipe which like the one my mother used.

Old Fashioned Hot Water Cornbread
Original Cooking with K Recipe

Ingredient:
2 cups yellow cornmeal
1-1 1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups water, boiling
1-2 cups vegetable oil ***( I use about one half cup total-no need to drown the patties in oil.)


Directions:
Heat enough oil in a large iron skillet or heavy bottom skillet on high heat.

In a medium bowl, mix together cornmeal and salt. Stir in enough boiling hot water that the cornmeal mixture comes together enough to spoon (not too thick and not too thin, kinda like creamy mashed potatoes).

As soon as the oil in the skillet is hot, but not smoking, spoon hot cornmeal mixture in your hands that have been dipped in hot/warm water and then gently place in the hot oil. Fry each in hot oil, turning once, until crisp and golden brown, about 5 minutes. Drain on paper towels.

Tx for the recipe Sally. It sounds very similar to polenta.
 
May I have the recipe? I have a large zucchini in the refrigerator and this would be just the use for it this weekend.
Absolutely. Here ya go.
(Sorry for the late response. I was in Colorado for several days with no internet.)
2 cups shredded zucchini, or yellow summer squash (both work great)
1 cup fine, plain breadcrumbs
Egg substitute equal to one egg, beaten
2 TBS Earth Balance
2 1/2 to 3 TBS of Old Bay seasoning (I go about 2, otherwise the Old Bay can be a bit overwhelming, but some people like it that way, so do what suits ya)
4 TBS flour
1 small onion, finely chopped

Mix all ingredients; shape into patties (makes 5 or 6, depending on how big you want them). You may need more breadcrumbs if mixture seems too wet.
Fry in a mixture of oil/EB and/or broil until they styart to brown lightly. Turn once. Drain on paper towels.
 
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Dirty Rice recipe, please and thank you! :D
That looks sooooo good!
 
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