[whataretheysaying] Mary Madigan: Leftover veggie tray primavera
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Fri Jul 7 21:15:00 EDT 2006
Posted by Mary Madigan:
Leftover veggie tray primavera
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Despite the use of cooked peppers and cream, this was very popular
with the kids. Use approx. 1/2 tray (1 ziploc bagfull) veggie tray
leftovers.
[serves 8]
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2 tbs. olive oil
Fry garlic in olive oil till lightly browned
Peppers, scallions chopped
Cook over high heat, stirring, till these are blackened but not
thoroughly cooked. Grind fresh peppercorns and sprinkle over this as
it cooks.
2 tsp. beau monde seasoning or 2 tsp. italian seasoning powder or 1
tsp. basil and 1 tsp. oregano
Sprinkle dry spices over veggies and cook, stirring, till fragrant.
1/4 cup wine or 2 tsp. lemon juice
Use to deglaze pan.
Tomatoes, broccoli or any other softer, quick cooking vegetables Chop
and add to the mixture. Cook till softened
1 tbs. butter
Add to cooked vegetables and stir till melted.
2 tbs parmesean cheese *
* note - I usually use the less expensive, canned parmesean to thicken
the sauce and to keep the sauce from curdling when cream is added.
This time I used some expensive, fresh parmesaean and it didn't
thicken the sauce. I'd have to guess that the cheaper parm uses some
sort of cornstarch-like filler. In any case, for this use, cheaper is
better
Add parmesean to sauce and stir till blended.
1/4 cup heavy cream
Add to the sauce and stir till blended. Add more spices to taste. If
you have any leftover spinach or dill dip, blend it in. Sprinkle more
ground pepper over it and serve with a bowlful of pasta.
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