Leftovers make me giddy. What could be more brilliant than having something ready to go in your fridge?
Or better yet.....something that inspires a whole new meal.
Leftovers from my roasted goodies last week (parsnips, potatoes and apples) turned into a
fantastic stew for our dinner last night. I started with some sauteed onion, added a cubed butternut squash, then dumped in the leftovers. A few spices, some veggie broth, and a low simmer completed the dish. Fabulous.
Root Vegetable Stew
2 T olive oil
1 small onion, diced
1 small butternut squash, peeled, seeded, and cubed
1 cup leftover roasted parsnips, potatoes and apples, diced
(or any combination of leftover or freshly roasted veggies!)
3 cups veggie (or chicken) broth
1 t coarse salt
1 t rubbed sage
1/2 t celery seed
freshly ground pepper
-saute onion in oil for 5 minutes
-add squash pieces and saute another 5 minutes
-add roasted veggies
-add broth and spices, bring to a quick boil
-simmer on low heat for 1 hour
-serve with crusty bread
(acutally, as I was eating it, I was wishing for some big homemade parmesan crusted croutons...next time!)
This is so fun, Christine! I just posted my favorite leftover recipe yesterday! I love them too...always fun to think of new ways to use what you have!
ReplyDeleteYour recipe looks delicious and perfect for a chilly fall evening...thanks for sharing it!
Julie
Hi Julie,
ReplyDeleteMMMMMM......just checked out your Thanksgiving leftovers recipe. so yummy. I will be making that this year for sure!
I do love leftovers my friend....why do they always taste better..in my books anyways.
ReplyDeleteHugs for a cozy kind of day...looks like snow here. xoxo
SNOW!?! we're going to reach almost 70 degrees in Minnesota today,which is highly unusual...I'm going to soak it in because I know the snow will hit us soon enough:)
ReplyDeleteMake a pot of stew and snuggle in, my dear!
xoxo
Hi Debbie!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you here!
Thanks for checking in...hope all is well in your world:)
Christine
This sounds so good! I really loved reading the shelterpop article! Great photos, too! Jane did a wonderful job!
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