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Hi Everyone!
I stumbled upon a great combo today and wanted to share it.
I was having some steamed veggies and chicken and couldn't really find anything to "sauce" it with. I ended up mixing together some wheat-free tamari and ghee, warmed it up and poured it over the veggies.
For me, it was a wonderful combo. Rich and sweet with a "deep" flavor. I think it would be a good base to maybe put other items in that you like (ginger, horseradish, spices). I believe I used approx 10 shakes of tamari and 2 teaspoons of ghee.
Hope I'm not taking credit for someone else's previous discovery!
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| jayney-O |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 7:02pm |
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isn't ghee great? and I've always loved tamari (wheat free)! maybe I'd add a bit of nutritional yeast... oops, that's car 54's spread, almost! (check sticky thread in Cook right) |
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Mitchie |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 7:06pm |
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Quoted from jayney-O
isn't ghee great? and I've always loved tamari (wheat free)! maybe I'd add a bit of nutritional yeast...
Ghee rocks! I was sooo happy when I found out I could have it. I've been a butter hog since forever. When I was very little my mom would hide the butter because I would eat an entire stick by itself. Now that I think about it, I could probably do the same today.  |
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Lola |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 7:11pm |
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very nice, thanks for sharing!
next time you can use just about any beneficial or neutral spice, in warm ghee, giving it the flavor you want, to the dish. |
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Lisalea |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 7:35pm |
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I also made a "sweet, rich and fiberFULL" lunch today  It was a mix of lima beans, brown long grain, broccoli, carrots, red beets and celery  First I cooked the lima beans; about a half hour later I added the brown long grain rice in the same simmering pot and 15 minutes after that 2 cups of chopped up broccoli, carrots, red beets and celery. Once it was ready, I just added EV olive oil and seasalt ... et voila !! It didn't even need any spices 'cause to my absolute delight it turned out wonderfully !! Cheers  |
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Lola |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 8:41pm |
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sounds delicious! |
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| ISA-MANUELA |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 9:16pm |
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 I do this with dried saladherbs & ghee and then as a topic on waterboild veggies...sooo yummi  |
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Alia Vo |
| Tuesday, March 20, 2007, 9:53pm |
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Thank you for sharing your discovery with us.
Alia. |
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Lisalea |
| Wednesday, March 21, 2007, 12:56am |
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Quoted from lola
sounds delicious!
Thanks for the vote of confidence Lola !!!  |
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Lisalea |
| Wednesday, March 21, 2007, 12:57am |
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Thank you for sharing your discovery with us.
Alia.
My pleasure Alia_Vo  |
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Lisalea |
| Wednesday, March 21, 2007, 12:58am |
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Quoted from ISA-MANUELA
 I do this with dried saladherbs & ghee and then as a topic on waterboild veggies...sooo yummi 
That's a great idea as well Tomatilla ... I love to experiment !!  |
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Alia Vo |
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Quoted from LISALEA
I also made a "sweet, rich and fiberFULL" lunch today  It was a mix of lima beans, brown long grain, broccoli, carrots, red beets and celery  First I cooked the lima beans; about a half hour later I added the brown long grain rice in the same simmering pot and 15 minutes after that 2 cups of chopped up broccoli, carrots, red beets and celery. Once it was ready, I just added EV olive oil and seasalt ... et voila !!
Thank you for sharing your bean and grain salad/dish/sidedish concoction. You may want to add it to the Recipe Index. Alia |
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