Hello Steemians!
Thought I'd share with you one of my go-to recipes for a relatively quick, easy, and nutritious meal, the Ember Day Tart. My favorite recipes are the endlessly adaptable ones; the ones that have been created around a staple and can be tweaked to suit whatever you have on hand. This is just such a recipe, and while the original one is simple and delicious, I also find myself adding or subtracting ingredients based on whatever's in my kitchen at the moment. Taken from Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions, her version is as follows:
Full disclosure: I have never used saffron threads in this recipe. I'm sure they're awesome, I just don't happen to ever have them hanging out in my kitchen. Currants either, and it's always come out delicious. In fact, tonight I didn't have any onion so I sauteed up some carrot and garlic and my, it smells good. So good that I'm going to sign off in a second and go enjoy my dinner. Hope this helps you all whip up a delicious meal too!
but it sure tastes good!
As mentioned above, this recipe comes from Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions, which I almost hesitate to call a cookbook because it's so much more. Funnily enough, shortly after I decided that this is what we'd be eating for dinner tonight I saw the latest post from @schoonercreek who also gives the book a shout-out! Highly recommend it for anyone interested in traditional, whole-foods diets. Our copy's cover has fallen off and the book has split in two because we have used it so much over the years!
Indeed she does! I love this post. I have never made this in all these years! Why? I do not know but it's time to start! Thanks for the shoutouts! Cheers!
Hello @colleenthurber. I haven't used saffron in recipes either, but I will sure give this one a try and will report results :) I also always adapt recipes to suit what I have in the cupboard. Thank you...
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