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- 1TSP olive oil - 1 cup chopped onion - 5 cloves minced garlic (use more if you're like me) - 1/2 cup red wine - 2 TB brown sugar (the sweet secret!) - 2 TB chopped fresh basil - 1 small can tomato paste - 1 1/2 TSP crushed red pepper flakes - 1/4 TSP ground black pepper - 2 large cans crushed tomatoes - 2 TB chopped fresh parsley (for garnish) Heat oil in large skillet. Saute onion and garlic for about 5 minutes. Stir in the wine, sugar, basil, red pepper flakes, tomato paste, black pepper. Combine. Mix in the crushed tomatoes and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and simmer for 2o minutes (uncovered). Mix into UNRINSED penne (I like the penne rigate, the sauce just sticks better!) and top with the chopped parsley. MANGIA!
Source: **fixthe_fernback** from Reddit I've started drinking these this week and I'm loving them. they don't taste like spinach at all! 1 cup soymilk 1 frozen banana chopped up 2 Tb peanut butter a few handfuls of spinach and/or kale (the kale will add a bit of bitterness, I've started out with just spinach and moved to adding half kale and half spinach) 1 Tb ground flax seeds (optional) pour the soymilk in the blender, add the banana and peanut butter. start blending on low, and slowly add in the spinach or kale. stop when the smoothie looks green enough. the bananas and peanut butter seem to counteract the taste of spinach entirely. I've made it without PB before and you could taste it a bit, but with the PB it only looks green. These appear to have really helped and regulated my digestive system, if you catch my drift. also, you don't need a $500 blender for this to work. My $30 black and decker blender works fine. Just be patient.
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Mushrooms are amazing things.
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I'm taken aback by how much the vegan "fish" *actually* looks like fish!
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Hi folks, Just wanted to share my one of my favorite sources of new recipes! I really try to avoid youtube, but this channel is just amazing, and there's always invidious (or newpipe, or youtube-dl...). The host is a former culinary instructor, and has a massive collection of short, funny videos with fantastic technique instruction & demonstration for home cooks. I even watch the recipes I don't think I'll like, because I usually learn something I can use somewhere.
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I don't often come across Halloween recipes that are both satisfyingly kitschy and pleasing to a refined palate, so this looks extra good. Gluten free tart crust recipe included, but... that's not mandatory, I imagine.
https://www.thespruceeats.com/polish-italian-bread-wloski-chleb-recipe-1135924