Recipes by Grub Post
Pressure Cooker Thai Coconut CurryThe beauty of this recipe is that it is 1) very quick, and 2) very forgiving. What that means is that you can play around with the veggies a great deal. Want sweet potatoes instead of potatoes? Done. Want winter squash instead of that? Done. Want to throw in green beans or eggplant or mushrooms? Go or it. Just don't overload your… |
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Spinach SouffleOK, so here's what we have for today: homemade oat milk. Whoa whoa, calm down. It's not that difficult. Trust me. Hey, I see you ... |
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Fresh Semolina Egg PastaFresh pasta is so easy with the right machine. By hand it can be laborious and tiresome. But with a machine roller and cutter (via KitchenAid), it is a relative breeze. Either way it takes a long time to mix the eggs into the flour though, so be prepared. Enjoy!Fresh Semolina Egg PastaYield: 16 servingsIngredientsCooking… |
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Pressure Cooker Split Pea SoupA delicious recipe for a vegetarian split pea soup made in a pressure cooker. Simple, quick, and effective. Just how I like it. Enjoy!Pressure Cooker Split Pea SoupYield: 6-8 servingsIngredients1 lbsplit peas, soaked and rinsed1 mediumonion, diced1Cooking DirectionsAdd everything to the pressure cooker. Mix well.Close and lock the… |
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Garlicky Roasted Butternut SquashThis is sooo simple. And seriously delicious. The hardest part is cutting through the dang butternut squash! It's always my favorite holiday dish. Enjoy!Garlicky Roasted Butternut SquashYield: 8-12 servingsIngredients1Cooking DirectionsIn a large bowl, combine the parsley, oil, garlic, salt, and pepper. Add squash and toss to… |
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Pressure Cooker CarnitasDelicious carnitas made so quickly and easily in a pressure cooker. It takes almost as long to cut up the pork into cubes as it does to cook it in the pressure cooker. I don't think I'll ever go back to slow cooking again. Just amazing. Enjoy!Pressure Cooker CarnitasYield: 12-16 servingsIngredients1 4-5 lbs.Cooking DirectionsCombine… |
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Banana Blossom Stir FryA meal my wife made up on the fly (winged it, as she likes to say). Once you've gone through the long, long, long processing of the banana blossom, it's pretty easy. That info you can find here.The banana blossom gives an almost coconut-like taste to the dish. It's texture is reminiscent of green onions, perhaps. Not hard, slightly… |
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Sourdough PizzaHere is our sourdough take on our classic Thin Crust Pizza on a pizza steel. If you like a little bit of that sourdough favor (but not a full-blown San Francisco punch), you're going to be into this. It's a little different and good in its own way. Let us know how it turned out for you. Enjoy!Thin Crust Pizza on SteelYield: 3… |
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Vietnamese Ham (Cha Lua)Vietnamese ham, also know as Vietnamese pork roll or cha lua, is one of the simpler sausages to make. All you need is some ground pork, some seasoning, and baking powder. The baking powder and tapioca flour add the desired bounciness you're looking for. In fact, some chefs bounce the meat on the counter to make sure it's cooked. If it… |
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Stuffed Roast Pork LoinThis one's a little tricky and takes a little time, yet the roast that emerges is savory with a not-too-sweet stuffing. It's huge and well worth it. It also works extremely well without the stuffing. The brine is just that delicious. Enjoy!Stuffed Roast Pork LoinYield: 8-10 servingsIngredientsCombine all ingredients in a large pot and… |
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