Yesterday was craving Grandma's food... today was Grandpa's!
Creamed spinach! I love creamed spinach. Grandpa would make crepes and creamed spinach! One of our favorites! I made this for myself... so serving size was one... well it could have been two... but well it was just to good to share!
Like I said before I'm a throw it together and taste kind of person but I will try to give measurements!
Fresh Spinach, 1-1/2 cups or so, chopped up
1/4 c onion chopped
1 small portobello mushroom diced
1-1/2 TBSP of Tofutti Sour Cream ( I have not been using this as of late- just added a little flour with unsweetened almond milk and some nutritional yeast instead!)
Salt and Pepper to taste
Saute onions to golden brown
Add mushroom and saute a little more
Add spinach and saute until wilted
Salt & Pepper to Taste
Turn heat to low
Add Tofutti Sour Cream and warm and stir for a minute or two
Add a touch of water if necessary to help the mixing process
Oh so creamy and oh so yummy!!! I can't believe how creamy Tofutti makes things!
I served it over some leftover potatoes and vegetables that I had... but I think it would taste great over a baked potato! (of course crepes would be great too!)
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Potato Mushroom Soup
hmmmm, this soup was so yummy and filling! Sometimes I miss the creamy soups not using milk and sour cream... but found a great substitute in Tofutti sour cream! Was missing Grandma's German Potato Soup with knockwurst or for a good substitute hot dogs. So decided that mushrooms would be a good substitute
Of course I did not measure when I made the soup... so I will try to give good estimates on measurements.I'm a throw it in the post and taste sort of cook! I tweek just about every recipe I do use!
Potato Mushroom Soup
6-8 potatoes cut in half and sliced- skins on (I used russet potatoes-cheaper, but would taste better with red)
1/2 large onion, or 1 medium
2 portabello mushrooms- sliced and diced into larger pieces
8 cremini mushrooms- sliced and diced into medium pieces(called baby bellas in some places)
1/2 Tsp of "Better Than Bouillon" Vegetable Bouillon
2 TBS flour
Fresh parsley to taste
Salt and pepper to taste
1- 8 oz Tofutti Sour cream (as of late, I have been skipping the tofutti sour cream and using almond milk and flour to thicken and to add the creaminess).
Saute onions to golden brown
Add potatoes and saute for a few more minutes
Add water to cover potatoes and simmer until almost tender
Add Boullion, mushrooms, parely, salt and pepper
Mix a little cold water with flour and add to soup to thicken
Simmer until potatoes are to your liking.
Add Tofutti and simmer for just a couple of minutes.
Yummy!
Enjoy! Easy recipe!!!
Variatoins:
Next time I may add a little more bouillon, and maybe some broccoli!
Of course I did not measure when I made the soup... so I will try to give good estimates on measurements.I'm a throw it in the post and taste sort of cook! I tweek just about every recipe I do use!
Potato Mushroom Soup
6-8 potatoes cut in half and sliced- skins on (I used russet potatoes-cheaper, but would taste better with red)
1/2 large onion, or 1 medium
2 portabello mushrooms- sliced and diced into larger pieces
8 cremini mushrooms- sliced and diced into medium pieces(called baby bellas in some places)
1/2 Tsp of "Better Than Bouillon" Vegetable Bouillon
2 TBS flour
Fresh parsley to taste
Salt and pepper to taste
1- 8 oz Tofutti Sour cream (as of late, I have been skipping the tofutti sour cream and using almond milk and flour to thicken and to add the creaminess).
Saute onions to golden brown
Add potatoes and saute for a few more minutes
Add water to cover potatoes and simmer until almost tender
Add Boullion, mushrooms, parely, salt and pepper
Mix a little cold water with flour and add to soup to thicken
Simmer until potatoes are to your liking.
Add Tofutti and simmer for just a couple of minutes.
Yummy!
Enjoy! Easy recipe!!!
Variatoins:
Next time I may add a little more bouillon, and maybe some broccoli!
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