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The 30-Minute Recipe Moms can Make for Years (Original Post) elleng Sep 4 OP
I'd like to try it NJCher Sep 4 #1
Carrots, parsnips, lentils, cauliflower? elleng Sep 4 #2
Substitutes. Will send NJCher Sep 5 #4
SO LUCKY to have RG as adviser!!! elleng Sep 5 #5
My mother would have balked at the garlic Warpy Sep 4 #3
We have an answer! NJCher Sep 6 #6
GOOD! elleng Sep 6 #7

NJCher

(37,981 posts)
1. I'd like to try it
Wed Sep 4, 2024, 10:57 PM
Sep 4

but I can't think of a way to get around the potatoes, which raise one's glycemic level.

This would be a good standard recipe to fix when you need to have something in the frig because you're short on time.

NJCher

(37,981 posts)
4. Substitutes. Will send
Thu Sep 5, 2024, 01:18 AM
Sep 5

To the RG to see what he thinks. Lentils and cauliflower in particular, as they are low GI.

Cauliflower is an amazing substitute. Note how well it has done as a substitute for wheat pizza crust.

Lentils I love. Orange would be good. They are quick to cook, too.

Warpy

(113,131 posts)
3. My mother would have balked at the garlic
Wed Sep 4, 2024, 11:44 PM
Sep 4

Actually, she'd have balked at most of it, fresh food just wasn't her style. She loathed cooking and it showed, although there were a few weekend things she did rather well.

I probably made this more than once during my decade as a vegetarian. It looks really familiar., mos of what's in it from my garden.

Fun factoid: the only nutrient not supplied by potatoes is Vitamin A. Once in a while carrot or kale fixed that, it's why the Irish thrived on a diet o potatoes and not much else. The problem was that they grew only one variety of potato and when the blight hit the potatoes, it hit them, too. But treat those taters with respect. They're not just for propping the gravy up.

elleng

(136,365 posts)
7. GOOD!
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 11:43 AM
Sep 6

'White yam? Not famiiliar with, but good if it works! Haven't seen it @ the groceries I frequent.

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