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Smithy

Smithy


spelling; also corrected bean variety name

Okay, time for a bit of culinary levity again. Some treasures from the last of the local farmers and their markets have been languishing in my baskets or refrigerator drawers. Tonight I decided that they had to be dealt with: Asian eggplants; a red (ripe) bell pepper; a bunch of broccoli; a no-longer green tomato and another not-quite-ripe yellow tomato. 

 

I sliced them, tossed them with olive oil and salt, and let the oven do its magic. 

 

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When I'd decided that it was done enough, I served it over reheated Rancho Gordo Domingo Rojo beans and added lemon vinaigrette and tahini.

 

20251027_194531.jpg

 

It tasted a lot better than it looks, but it's a dinner that will keep on inspiring good dinners.

Smithy

Smithy


spelling

Okay, time for a bit of culinary levity again. Some treasures from the last of the local farmers and their markets have been languishing in my baskets or refrigerator drawers. Tonight I decided that they had to be dealt with: Asian eggplants; a red (ripe) bell pepper; a bunch of broccoli; a no-longer green tomato and another not-quite-ripe yellow tomato. 

 

I sliced them, tossed them with olive oil and salt, and let the oven do its magic. 

 

20251027_194555.jpg

 

When I'd decided that it was done enough, I served it over reheated Rancho Gordo Rancho Domingo Bens and added lemon vinaigrette and tahini.

 

20251027_194531.jpg

 

It tasted a lot better than it looks, but it's a dinner that will keep on inspiring good dinners.

Smithy

Smithy


spelling

Okay, time for a bit of culinary levity again. Some treasures from the last of the local farmers and their markets have been languishing in my baskets or refrigerator drawers. Tonight I decided that they had to be dealt with: Asian eggplants; a red (ripe) bell pepper; a bunch of broccoli; a no-longer green tomato and another not-quite-ripe yellow tomato. 

 

I sliced them, tossed them with olive oil and salt, and let the oven do its magic. 

 

20251027_194555.jpg

 

When I'd decided that it was done enough. I served it over reheated Rancho Gordo Rancho Domingo Bens and added lemon vinaigrette and tahini.

 

20251027_194531.jpg

 

It tasted a lot better than it looks, but it's a dinner that will keep on inspiring good dinners.

Smithy

Smithy

Okay, time for a bit of culinary levity again. Some treasures from the last of the local famrers and their markets have been languishing in my baskets or refrigerators drawers. Tonight I decided that they had to be dealt with: Asian egplants; a red (ripe) bell pepper; a bunch of broccoli; a no-longer green tomato and another not-quite-ripe yellow tomato. 

 

I sliced them, tossed them with olive oil and salt, and let the oven do its magic. 

 

20251027_194555.jpg

 

When I'd decided that it was done enough. I served it over reheated Rancho Gordo Rancho Domingo Bens and added lemon vinaigrette and tahini.

 

20251027_194531.jpg

 

It tasted a lot better than it looks, but it's a dinner that will keep on inspiring good dinners.

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