Pressure Cooker Lamb and Vegetable Soup

September 16, 2017 By palatablepastime in Carrots, Eggplant, lamb, Lamb, Main Dish, Meats, Middle Eastern, Onions, Persian, Pressure Cooker, Rice, Soup, Soups, Stews & Chili, Stew, Tomatoes Tags: #SoupSwappers, carrot, eggplant, Hot Soups, lamb, middle eastern, persian, rice, soup, stew, tomato 11 Comments

Pressure Cooker Lamb and Vegetable Soup makes easy work in the Instant Pot for this Middle Eastern inspired soup, with lamb and vegetables.

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Pickled Jalapeños en Escabèche

September 10, 2016 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Brine, Condiments, Cooking Method, Course, Pickle, Stovetop Tags: carrot, escabeche, fresh, garlic, jalapenos, not canned, onion, pickled, pickles, refrigerator 4 Comments

Pickled Jalapeños en Escabèche is a simple small batch recipe for DIY homemade jalapenos in flavorful escabeche.

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Vietnamese Grilled Pork Sandwich (Banh Mi Thit)

September 23, 2015 By palatablepastime in Asian, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, Grilled, Main Dish, Main Ingredients, Meats, Pork, Roast, Sandwiches, Vietnamese Tags: Asian, banh mi, carrot, daikon, grilled, onion, pickled, pork, sandwich, spicy, thit, vegetable, Vietnamese 6 Comments

Vietnamese Grilled Pork Sandwich (Banh Mi Thit) is the classic grilled marinated pork sandwich with Vietnamese pickled vegetables.
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Thai Carrot Salad

February 5, 2015 By palatablepastime in Asian, Carrots, Cooking Method, Course, Cuisine, Main Ingredients, Salads, Stovetop, Thai Tags: Asian, carrot, fresh, marinated, salad, simple, spicy, Thai 3 Comments

Spicy carrot salad with delicious Thai flavors.

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Kohlrabi and Cabbage Slaw

July 9, 2013 By palatablepastime in Uncategorized Tags: barbecue, cabbage, carrot, cole, coleslaw, cooking, cookout, dressing, food, kohlrabi, picnic, recipes, salad, side, slaw Leave a comment

Kohlrabi is a wonderful vegetable that is related to turnips and cabbage. It makes a great addition to cole slaw. This recipe is quite quick and easy to put together if you use your food processor to shred the vegetables.

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