I made the same pie that I made this past strawberry season which is a Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie w/ Ginger Strussel topping. It is an excellent recipe with the end result being a jammy, spicy, sweet pie, yum. The recipe can be found on my Mom's baking blog.
This did not translate well in photo form but here we have Dan's Torn Tomato Salad and a Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich.
Dan's Torn Tomato Salad
- chabada bread torn into bit size pieces (or any dense bread)
- fresh mozzarella torn into bit size pieces
- tomatoes cut into bit size pieces
- seasoned with Salt & Pepper
- dressed with a balsamic, olive oil & honey vinaigrette (or any vinaigrette you prefer)
Here we have Zesty Fingerling Potato Salad w/ Herbs, Green Beans w/ Caramelized Shallots and Schnitzel.
Zesty Fingerling Potato Salad w/ Herbs
(here is the original recipe, I cut the amounts in half)
Dressing:
- 1 tsp lemon zest
- 1/4 cup lemon juice(Fresh!)
- 2 tsp Dijon mustard
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 4lbs fingerling potatoes or new potatoes
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup chopped chives
- 2 tsp fresh thyme
- 2 tsp parsley
- 2 tsp dill
Green Beans w/ Caramelized Shallots
- green beans
- shallots
- olive oil
- s&p
You had me at pie. I so love pie (all except cherry) and strawberry rhubarb is one that brings up the nostalgia of childhood. My mom wasn't a great cook, but she could make pie and every spring we got strawberry rhubarb. Yum! That and fresh cantaloupes were the real treats of summer.
ReplyDeleteNow you are such a big tease with that pie-we just can't eat it thru the computer! Darn!
ReplyDeleteDaphne - Until recently I had never had strawberry rhubarb pie. I remember a good amount of rhubarb pies when I was younger though. The added strawberries really add to the pie!
ReplyDeleteTina - I just finished a piece, it was sooo good! :-)
Everything looks delicious ! I'm just so hungry now. :P *drool*
ReplyDelete(ps. Nice pie plate!)
Miss M - The pie plate is a new addition, it came from home hardware, 10 bucks I believe.
ReplyDeleteDan, this post is making my hungry! That toasted sandwich look divine (no white bread for me atm, not fair!!!) The pie too looks amazing. And the bean recipe is going to be tried very soon (though alas no homegrown beans here for a while)
ReplyDeleteSchnitzel!!! Oh my goodness I haven't had that since I was a kid. What's rhubarb like?
ReplyDeletePrue - I try not to eat much white bread but this stuff is irresistible. Buttermilk bread with sesame topping baked locally, soft chewy, amazing! Some times I wonder how I don't weight 250lbs, ha.
ReplyDeleteRibbit - I get Schnitzel from the store pretty often. I like that I can cook it from frozen to cooked in 15 minutes. Rhubarb almost has a strawberry taste but it is really sour, it needs lots of sugar.
Okay... I have got to quit reading these garden meal posts late in the evening.... I end up prowling the kitchen for a snack afterwards because they make me hungry! LOL!
ReplyDeleteRhubarb and strawberry/rhubarb pie is one of my absolute favorites. Such a treat and so appealing to look at.
kitsapFG - I'm a big pie fan, anything sweet actually! By the way when I try to comment on your current post it will not show up.
ReplyDeleteI've never had strawberries and rhubarb together. Somehow I feel it will detract from both but maybe I'm wrong - it looks like it might be greater than the sum of its parts.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I've never had rhubarb pie, it looks absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeleteDan - Come on man! I need a pic of the tomato salad!
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