Mushroom, Sweet Potato, & Kale Pot Pie
We eat a lot of mushrooms in our house. Because of the mushrooms this recipe gives you meaty satisfaction, but is vegetarian! I like using a combo of mushrooms, but use what you have.
We eat a lot of mushrooms in our house. Because of the mushrooms this recipe gives you meaty satisfaction, but is vegetarian! I like using a combo of mushrooms, but use what you have.
This is a play on one of my go-to dishes: Fried Rice. Farro has such a wonderful nutty flavor and it pairs really well with mushrooms and greens. Having cooked farro ready to go makes this dish whip up in a flash!
This savory mushroom tart is an ode to my father and his canned mushrooms. As a child I hated mushrooms because he always had a can of them and put them on everything! It wasn’t until I was an adult and had mushrooms sauteed in butter and herbs that my mind was blown. This is super easy to make, and great for a crowd.
My top-crust vegetarian spin on a classic will have you looking at pot pie in a whole new light! Easy-to-make and extremely flavorful!
Noting like a fall pasta dish!
What you need: 1 Spaghetti Squash Olive Oil 2 Onions, shopped 1 garlic clove, minced 1 cup kale or chard, torn Pinch of fresh herb Salt + Pepper Optional: 1 cup mushrooms, sliced Parmesan or Asiago cheese To Cook the Squash: Preheat your oven to 400 degrees F. Cut the spaghetti squash in half lengthwise, so you have two ovals. Scoop out the seeds and puncture the outside rind with a fork a couple of times. Lightly drizzle olive oil over the inside of the squash, and a light pinch of salt + pepper. Place the halves cut side down on a lined baking sheet. (The Squash will steam itself in the oven.) Bake for 30 – 40 minutes, for al dente strands. Once the squash is cool enough to touch, use a fork to scrap the spaghetti strands! Start from the outside and work your way inwards. It’s delicious just as a roasted vegetable side dish, but keep reading for a yummy sauce. While the squash is roasting, in a large skillet over medium …