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Monday night's dinner was one of my stir-together dinners. I started with chopped orange bell pepper and sliced mushrooms, which I sautéed in grapeseed oil. I cut the rest of the chicken into small pieces and added it, then broccoli florets. I had frozen the drippings from about ten days ago, when we had roast chicken legs with maple syrup and sweet potatoes. I skimmed off the fat and added it to the vegetables. I cooked soba noodles and tossed them with the meat and vegetables. I added sliced green onion right before serving.
For dinner tonight, I'm making soup, mostly on the wood stove--a good recipe for a cold day that has had intermittent snow. I started by sautéing a package of ground turkey in a bit of olive oil, then added some chopped onion and celery, then sliced mushrooms. I peeled, then diced a butternut squash and added it. I had a container of about 6 cups turkey stock from the freezer. I used the Bob's Red Mill Vegi-Soup mixture of lentils, split green peas, and split yellow peas with barley (1 1/3 cups). I added an additional 1/3 cup pearl barley. I seasoned with 1 tsp. rubbed sage. I moved the covered pot to the wood stove at this point, and it should be ready in an hour. It will go nicely with the cheese crackers I baked yesterday.
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