Chinese stalky greens (- not the leafy greens like bok choy) with bamboo shoots.
Rinse. Cut the greens in three parts with increasing length toward the leafy portion. Trim and cut the bamboo shoots into three centimeter strips. Portions that simple to bite and chew when raw are ok to cook. The fibrous portion is what you toss. Near the top you will peeling more off to toss.
Cook in the summer position for 40 minutes with salt and pepper to taste.
Crush two cloves garlic. Mix with olive oil and vinegar to taste. Or use sesame oil and rice vinegar. Pour over the vegetables while hot.
For added variety toss with handful of thick cooked pasta like casareche
and handful of ham cubes or sausage rings cooked for 30 minutes in the summer position.
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Monday, May 17, 2010
Saturday, August 23, 2008
cherry tomato pasta salad
This is a fun tasty light pasta salad for a summer evening.
Pasta is complicated and time intensive to cook in the solar oven.
One pint cherry tomatoes each cut in half.
One tablespoon olive oil.
One table spoon balsamic vinear.
Three tablespoons basil cut fine and chopped.
Salt to taste.
Mix.
In one 7" pot combine
One red onion chopped small.
One large garlic clove cut fine or crushed.
Olive oil.
Salt to taste.
Mix.
In the other 7" pot put three cups water.
Place the solar oven in the summer position.
After half an hour remove the onion/garlic and combine with the cherry tomatoes.
Add 6 oz small elbow or gamine pasta to the pot and return to the oven with the water.
After a half hour put the hot pasta in the now hot water. Stir and leave in the oven in the summer position for twenty minutes. Unlike other things in a solar oven DON'T leave it longer without checking since the pasta will overcook.
Remove and drain and combine with cherry tomato/onions.
Chop half a head romaine lettuce thin and small and combine.
Dressing:
Two tablespoons olive oil, one tablespoon white wine vinegar, and one tablespoon lemon.
Salt to taste.
Pour over pasta and mix.
Shred cheese to taste.
Optional: add broccoli or cube cut ham as desired and mix.
Serve at room temperature.
Pasta is complicated and time intensive to cook in the solar oven.
One pint cherry tomatoes each cut in half.
One tablespoon olive oil.
One table spoon balsamic vinear.
Three tablespoons basil cut fine and chopped.
Salt to taste.
Mix.
In one 7" pot combine
One red onion chopped small.
One large garlic clove cut fine or crushed.
Olive oil.
Salt to taste.
Mix.
In the other 7" pot put three cups water.
Place the solar oven in the summer position.
After half an hour remove the onion/garlic and combine with the cherry tomatoes.
Add 6 oz small elbow or gamine pasta to the pot and return to the oven with the water.
After a half hour put the hot pasta in the now hot water. Stir and leave in the oven in the summer position for twenty minutes. Unlike other things in a solar oven DON'T leave it longer without checking since the pasta will overcook.
Remove and drain and combine with cherry tomato/onions.
Chop half a head romaine lettuce thin and small and combine.
Dressing:
Two tablespoons olive oil, one tablespoon white wine vinegar, and one tablespoon lemon.
Salt to taste.
Pour over pasta and mix.
Shred cheese to taste.
Optional: add broccoli or cube cut ham as desired and mix.
Serve at room temperature.
Labels:
Cherry tomatos,
garlic,
lettuce,
pasta,
saute onions
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