Recipes

Seasoned Spinach

[See Jill Caldwell's article "Green vegetables: a meat-free iron source".] One of my favorite greens recipes is a modified and simplified version of Madhu Gadia’s “Palak Paneer” recipe from New Indian Home Cooking (Penguin Putnam, 2000), which I call “Seasoned Spinach.”

Mashed Sweet Potatoes

See Marcella Jerome's article "Sweet Potatoes" for background and resources.

Sweet Potato Casserole

See Marcella Jerome's article "Sweet Potatoes" for background and resources.

Serves 4-6

Baked Casserole Dinner for One

Marcella Jerome's favorite winter meal. See her article "Sweet Potatoes" for background and resources.

Sweet Potato and Bean Soup

See Marcella Jerome's article "Sweet Potatoes" for background and resources.

Dry-Curry Sweet Potatoes

See Marcella Jerome's article "Sweet Potatoes" for background and resources.

Roasted Butternut Squash and Vegetables with Pasta

A warming, relatively quick and inexpensive dish perfect for using up those kitchen counter hogs. Referenced in Annie Van Cleve's article "A Year in Produce" (http://www.hampdenparkcoop.com/node/301)

Dandelion Roots

Roots can be roasted plain to make a coffee substitute or powdered cocoa substitute or they may be roasted and eaten, as in this recipe.

Chunky potatoes with buttermilk (Aloo Chaas)

See Kathryn Tempas' short article on potato curries.

Potato Curry with Tomatoes (Puri Wale Aloo)

See Kathryn Tempas' short article on potato curries.

This next potato curry may have a few spices that are not in your cupboard, but never fear. At the co-op, you can purchase small quantities and give it a try. Look for garam masala, a spice blend, in the smaller spice containers.