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Monday, February 2, 2015

About Vegetarian Food: Got leftover chili?

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From Jolinda Hackett, your Guide to Vegetarian Food

Got leftover chili? Stick it in the fridge and invite me over for dinner! No, seriously. There's plenty of ways to use up your leftover chili without offering it to strangers on the internet (though, I'm not really a stranger, am I?). Here's a few ideas for using up your extra chili.

Don't forget you can always browse through all the vegetarian recipes here, or vegan recipes here, or check out what's new here and follow me on Twitter here. Have a great week, everyone!

Got leftover chili?

Got leftover chili? You can freeze it, turn it into Frito pie, bake it into cheese biscuits and even create a Mexican chili pizza. Here's how. 

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Bean casseroles

Need a quick, relatively healthy (and affordable!) main dish or side dish to serve either your family or a crowd? A bean casserole is a great solution! Many of these meatless vegetarian bean casseroles call for canned beans, making them super quick and easy for weeknight meals, and many of them call for fresh ingredients too, such as tomatoes.
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A few new recipes to try

There's always something new to try, no matter how long you've been vegetarian or vegan! Don't forget, you can always find out what's new via this link here.





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About Italian Food: Meet the Original Sicilian-Style Pizza

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From Danette St. Onge, your Guide to Italian Food
In its birthplace, the ancestor of what we call Sicilian pizza in the U.S. is quite different -- the dough bakes up light and airy, rather than dense and chewy, and it's topped with tomatoes, onions, oregano, breadcrumbs and a hard sheep's-milk cheese, rather than mozzarella or parmesan.

 

"Lo Sfincione"
A recipe for Sicilian pizza as it's made in Palermo and environs. Unlike Naples-style round pies, it doesn't require rolling or tossing, so it's a great pizza to make at home!

 

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About Japanese Food: Happy Setsubun Day!

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From Judy Ung, your Guide to Japanese Food

Celebrate Japanese Setsubun on February 3rd, the beginning of spring, with a recipe for homemade roasted soy beans. Also new this week: Japanese Pantry Essentials, a comprehensive list of pantry items for cooking Japanese food; Kinako Mochi (rustic rice cakes with sweet soy bean flour); and Ginger Soy Braised Tuna (Maguro Nitsuke).

Roasted Soy Bean (Fuku Mame) Recipe for Setsubun
Easy roasted soy bean recipe for celebrating Japanese Setsubun, the beginning of spring. It is also ceremonious to toss roasted soybeans on this occasion for good luck.
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Comprehensive list of Japanese pantry items essential for cooking Japanese food. Easily make home cooked Japanese meals by starting with a well-stocked kitchen.

Kinako Mochi (Rice Cake with Sweet Roasted Soy Bean Flour)
Kinako mochi is a traditional and rustic Japanese dish of rice cakes which are seasoned with sweetened kinako, or roasted soy bean flour.
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Ginger Soy Braised Tuna (Maguro No Nitsuke)
Ginger soy braised tuna, or maguro no nitsuke, is a rustic dish with bold savory and sweet soy sauce flavors.
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