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May 15, 2017 By Eleanor Busing

Leafy, Flaky Veg A cooking blog – Kitchenist

Leafy, Flaky Veg

Lets be clear: the veg is leafy, the croissants are flaky. No, they might not be the healthiest breakfast in the world, but sometimes you just cant resist their buttery goodness. Or maybe I was just too lazy to make breakfast yesterday.

Luckily, I wasnt too lazy to head to the farmers market. I dont need a lot of food this week (were heading to North America on Friday), so Im slightly worried Ive overdone it here. The corn is the only vegetable Ive got a firm plan for- Ive got a tasty twist on Succotash in mind. Im not yet sure which beans, herbs and add-ins Ill use, but watch this space.

For that gorgeous chard, Im not sure I need something quite as rich as Danas wonderful-looking Chart Tart. But I do love the combination of chard and eggs, so perhaps an omelette is in order?

The tenderstem broccoli will likely go into a favourite pasta of mine: Nigel Slaters cheesy, creamy, anchovy-y masterpiece. Its very rich so small portions are necessary, but its so good.

After I brought this bushel home and snapped its photo, Andrew and I headed into town for a little pre-holiday shopping. He picked up some clothing and a few books, and I nabbed myself the new Nigella Lawson book (apparently, a day before its UK publication?). In true Nigella tradition, this one is bursting with gorgeous treats and desserts, as well as a lot of meaty recipes which Ill pretend I dont see. I probably wont have time to share any of it with you until I return from holiday, but get ready.

Whats cooking in your kitchen this week?

Posted in Farmer’s Market on September 5th, 2010 by Ele
Tags: links, shopping, vegetables

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4 comments

  1. irene says:
    September 6, 2010 at 2:30 am

    i love these croissants! yum 🙂

  2. Luis says:
    September 6, 2010 at 8:03 am

    My niece used to run a veggie restaurant in Portugal and used to make a succotash timbale (rather than casserole or pie) but added some smoked paprika to it. It was delicious.

  3. tiina { sparkling ink } says:
    September 7, 2010 at 11:28 pm

    Looks lovely! Have a wonderful trip! xo

  4. Laura says:
    September 23, 2010 at 1:39 pm

    Your photographs are to die for!

    Laura (fellow expat living outside London), HappyHomemakerUK.blogspot.com

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