Saturday, February 02, 2008
Here's the Cabal's Public Speaking representative describing our secret, mass enchilada technique:
Lo and behold, this instructional tutorial sparked a parallel Cabal Bean Bash on the West Coast!
And the result was similar, confirming Cabal Techniques as Delicious and Voluminous!
Lo and behold, this instructional tutorial sparked a parallel Cabal Bean Bash on the West Coast!
And the result was similar, confirming Cabal Techniques as Delicious and Voluminous!
Labels: Cabal Infiltrates West Coast
Friday, May 26, 2006
Enough stew to feed the Jamaican Bobsled Team for a week!Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Cabal #1: Jamaican Stew
Stage One in the Culinary Cabal was executed to perfection last night.
Jamaican Stew
6 cans kidney beans
2 cans tomato puree
3 pounds red potato(e)s, roughly diced
3 packages seitan, bite sized
3 large onions, chopped
8 ribs celery, chopped
6 tbs vinegar
6-8 tbs jerk seasoning
3 tbs brown sugar
3 jalepenos, chopped
everything else in the fridge: zucchini, carrots, bell peppers, green beans
water to desired thickness
Throw everything in a pot, bring to boil, reduce heat, let simmer 1-2 hours. This is slow cooker friendly, too, if you're into that.
Adapted from Vegetarian Times, January 2006.
We also made some cornbread that went well with this; recipe forthcoming?
In the future, either Jamaican Vegetable Patties or Jamaican Jerk Tempeh would be a nice complement! A mojito and coconut ice cream would have sent the cabal to some seriously new culinary heights (but we can't start off with the bar too high.)
Jamaican Stew
6 cans kidney beans
2 cans tomato puree
3 pounds red potato(e)s, roughly diced
3 packages seitan, bite sized
3 large onions, chopped
8 ribs celery, chopped
6 tbs vinegar
6-8 tbs jerk seasoning
3 tbs brown sugar
3 jalepenos, chopped
everything else in the fridge: zucchini, carrots, bell peppers, green beans
water to desired thickness
Throw everything in a pot, bring to boil, reduce heat, let simmer 1-2 hours. This is slow cooker friendly, too, if you're into that.
Adapted from Vegetarian Times, January 2006.
We also made some cornbread that went well with this; recipe forthcoming?
In the future, either Jamaican Vegetable Patties or Jamaican Jerk Tempeh would be a nice complement! A mojito and coconut ice cream would have sent the cabal to some seriously new culinary heights (but we can't start off with the bar too high.)
