• Right Up Your Street

    From Dave Drum@1:3634/12 to ABen Collver on Thu Apr 3 05:45:00 2025
    This fell into my clutches from Mother Esarth News (a hangover from
    my last century "tree hugging" days) which is still a great resource
    even if corporat3ed greed has crept into its management.

    When I saw it a little cartoon lightbulb went on above my head and my
    inner self sais "I'll bet Ben could get some mileage out of this ....

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    Title: Watercress Pesto
    Categories: Greens, Cheese, Spreads
    Yield: 3 servings

    4 lg Handsfull watercress
    1/2 c Parmesan cheese; shaved or
    - shredded
    1/2 c Unsalted nuts or seeds
    1/2 c Extra virgin olive oil
    Sea salt
    Fresh garlic; opt
    Lemon juice; opt
    Pepper; opt

    Cut off the watercress roots, and then rinse the leaves
    and stems a few times to wash away any silt or debris.

    Blanch any wild-harvested watercress for about a minute
    in boiling water. Strain it in a colander first, and
    then squeeze the excess moisture out with a clean tea
    towel.

    Blend the watercress, cheese, and nuts or seeds in a
    food processor. Then, drizzle in the olive oil and
    process until it reaches the desired consistency. More
    or less oil is okay.

    Add salt as needed. You can also add fresh garlic, a
    sprinkle of lemon juice, or pepper.

    By Ana Skemp

    RECIPE FROM: https://www.motherearthnews.com

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  • From Ben Collver@1:124/5016 to Dave Drum on Thu Apr 3 08:44:14 2025
    Re: Right Up Your Street
    By: Dave Drum to ABen Collver on Thu Apr 03 2025 05:45:00

    When I saw it a little cartoon lightbulb went on above my head and my
    inner self sais "I'll bet Ben could get some mileage out of this ....
    Title: Watercress Pesto

    I do like Pesto and this is the time of year for leafy greens. No watercress here but some giant unidentified mustard-looking brassicas erupted in the
    back yard. And there's "miner's lettuce" all over the place, which might be
    a little like watercress.

    Nothing says tree-hugger like quinoa...

    MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

    Title: Thai Quinoa Salad
    Categories: Salads, Thai, Vegetarian
    Yield: 6 Servings

    MMMMM---------------------THAI QUINOA SALAD--------------------------
    1 lg Carrot; julienned
    2 c Cooked quinoa
    3 c Red cabbage (200 g); sliced
    1 c Red bell pepper (104 g);
    - chopped
    1 c Green bell pepper (104 g);
    - chopped
    2 c Kale; removed from stems;
    - washed, dried, and chopped
    1/4 c Cashews; chopped
    1/2 sm Lime

    MMMMM--------------------PEANUT GINGER SAUCE-------------------------
    1/2 ts Ground ginger
    1 tb Maple syrup
    2 tb Tamari sauce, liquid aminos,
    - or low sodium soy sauce
    1 ts Distilled white vinegar
    1/2 ts Sesame seeds
    1/3 c Natural peanut butter
    1/4 c Water; warm
    1/4 ts Crushed red pepper flakes

    Preparation time: 15 minutes

    This easy Thai quinoa salad is a colourful and flavourful vegan meal
    that takes only 15 minutes to make! Serve it as a light lunch or
    dinner.

    Peanut Ginger Sauce:

    Whisk all the ingredients together in a deep bowl until combined. Set
    aside until ready to use.

    Thai Quinoa Salad:

    Add all the ingredients together in a bowl. Squeeze half a lime over
    it if desired to add a touch of brightness.

    Drizzle the sauce over the salad and mix everything in to combine.

    Serve and enjoy!

    Recipe by Jessica Hylton

    Recipe FROM: <https://jessicainthekitchen.com/
    cashew-thai-quinoa-salad-peanut-ginger-sauce/>

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  • From Dave Drum@1:396/45 to Ben Collver on Fri Apr 4 05:11:32 2025
    Ben Collver wrote to Dave Drum <=-

    When I saw it a little cartoon lightbulb went on above my head and my inner self sais "I'll bet Ben could get some mileage out of this ....
    Title: Watercress Pesto

    I do like Pesto and this is the time of year for leafy
    greens. No watercress here but some giant unidentified
    mustard-looking brassicas erupted in the back yard. And
    there's "miner's lettuce" all over the place, which might
    be a little like watercress.

    Dang! You do make me exercise the Bing search engine a lot. Got educated
    on Miner's Lettuce this trip. I'd never run across it under that name, So,
    that makes this a good day - I've learned somethig new. Bv)=

    Nothing says tree-hugger like quinoa...

    MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

    Title: Thai Quinoa Salad
    Categories: Salads, Thai, Vegetarian
    Yield: 6 Servings

    I've never eated Quinoa on purpose, bought it at the store, or cooked
    with it.

    From the preface to the recipe below:

    "If there’s one thing that’s a certainty in San Francisco, it is that
    weeds grow all over your backyard. This forced me to do some gardening
    and upon pulling out a shit ton of weeds, I stumbled across a patch of Miner’s Lettuce! To me, this was like finding free money. I’d frequently
    go to the farmer’s market to get this stuff, and now it’s growing in my backyard!"

    MMMMM---- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

    Title: Miner's Lettuce Backyard Salad
    Categories: Greens, Squash, Vegetables, Citrus, Nuts
    Yield: 4 servings

    1 Squeezed lemon
    2 oz Basil olive oil
    1 cl Garlic
    1/8 ts Salt
    Cracked pepper
    Miner's Lettuce
    1 Carrot
    1 Persian cucumber
    1/4 md Red onion
    1 tb Toasted pine nuts
    1 ts Nutritional yeast

    Rinse lettuce under cold water and pluck off stems.

    Thinly shave carrots with peeler and thinly slice red
    onions and cucumbers.

    For the dressing, mix 1 part lemon juice to 2 parts oil
    and whisk till emulsified. Sprinkle salt and pepper and
    drop a smashed garlic in. Let sit for 10 minutes.

    Heat a small saucepan on low and toast pine nuts being
    careful not to burn them.

    Toss salad with dressing and all ingredients. Sprinkle
    with nutritional yeast.

    Plate and serve!

    RECIPE FROM: https://goodlifecookin.com

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