A Yogin’s Recipes for Health and Happiness
A one dish meal!
Chickpeas and Cabbage (barefoot photos)
INGREDIENTS
scant 1/8 c. olive oil
1 onion, sliced thinly
2 large cloves garlic, minced
1 carrot, thinly sliced into rounds
1 small head cabbage, chopped
1 can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
10 oz. sliced mushrooms – mix & match
½ c. currants
1/8 c. honey
Spices:
1 TB turmeric
1 TB cinnamon
cayenne to taste
DIRECTIONS
Curly Parsley (barefoot photos)
Combine ingredients in the order presented in stew pot.
Let each ingredient cook for a couple minutes before adding the next. Stir after each addition.
Add spices to taste, stirring well.
Cook for about 20-30 minutes.
Serve garnished with yogurt, mango chutney, or parsley as desired.
Hey carolyn, great new blog design! Lots to look at, enjoy, ponder.
congrats!
S
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Wow, now that looks really delicious. I think I will give it a try!
Lovely website you have here.
Very best wishes
Susannah
Great – Let us know how it turns out (and if you still like it)! Thanks for visiting.
I have cabbage in the garden that I didn’t know what to do with! And I just found out that its sweeter after the first frost
now I know. Thanks!
Sarah, thanks for your comment. Did you make it? How’d you like it? Mike just cooked up a pot using beet greens from our garden. I’m having leftovers cold for lunch today. Very Yummy.
Hope your studies are going well.
PS. I’d be happy to accept a couple of cabbages or sweet potatoes in exchange for a yoga class.