Tag Archives: QoR watercolors

Leftovers: Chicken Curry with Yam

Posted on December 31, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

I will eat turkey or chicken the next day, but even by the next night I am not fond of the “day-old” smell and taste of leftovers. Curry is a wonderful way to liven and refresh leftover chicken, and so … Continue reading →

Posted in bean, gluten-free, good to freeze, leftovers, organic, poultry, recipe, spicy, stews & soups, work dinners | Tagged Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, art journal, basmati rice, Cannelloni Beans, celery, chicken, cumin, curry, Daniel Smith watercolors, garlic, garnet yam, heirloom, Holbien watercolors, non-GMO, Noodler's ink, onion, poultry, QoR watercolors, turmeric, watercolor, white beans, yams | Leave a comment

Recipe: Hummus with Pepper Pesto + Raspberries

Posted on July 8, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

I like hummus, but was bored with with the same old. A Moroccan recipe from Bon Appetit caught my eye, and not having the ingredients, I decided to make my own with what I had on hand. It was delicious! … Continue reading →

Posted in bean, breakfast, organic, recipe, sides, spicy, sweet, vegetarian | Tagged Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, chickpea, Daniel Smith, Daniel Smith watercolors, Holbien watercolors, hummus, Noodler's ink, pepper, QoR watercolors, raspberry, Westbrae | 1 Comment

Recipe: Lemon Ginger Garlic Sweet Hot Pepper Broiled Chicken

Posted on July 1, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Some people despise prepared garlic; I cannot always take the time for fresh garlic and so, I always have a bottle of Christopher Ranch Organic Chopped Garlic on hand. Ditto, if you don’t have fresh lemons by all means use … Continue reading →

Posted in barbecue, gluten-free, hot, non-GMO, organic, poultry, recipe, spicy, work dinners | Tagged Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, chicken, Daniel Smith watercolors, dinner, garlic, ginger, lemon, lime, lunch, Noodler's ink, QoR watercolors | 6 Comments

Recipe: Organic California Transplant The-Real-Deal Salsa

Posted on June 23, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

When our favorite organic salsa was bought by another company, who then ruined a great salsa, we tried hard to find another. No dice. So many companies use lemon juice (not a bad substitute for lime) or worse, vinegar, and … Continue reading →

Posted in breakfast, corn, garnishes, gluten-free, herbs, hot, organic, recipe, sides, work dinners | Tagged Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, california, carrot tops, Daniel Smith watercolors, elephant ear garlic, garlic, Holbien watercolors, Mexican, Noodler's ink, parsley, pepper, QoR watercolors, tomato | Leave a comment

Recipe: Fresh Fruit Salad

Posted on June 21, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Summer means fresh fruit salad! The key to amazing fruit salads is canned pineapple: the juice keeps the rest of the fruit from turning. I wish I had a good organic offering (Dole, take the hint!)but I don’t, so Dole … Continue reading →

Posted in breakfast, dessert, fruit, recipe, salad, sustainable, sweet | Tagged #paintpartyfriday, Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, Daniel Smith watercolors, Dole Pineapple Chunks, kiwi, mango', Noodler's ink, peach, pineapple, QoR watercolors, strawberry | 12 Comments

Recipe: Salmon with Garlic Greens, the Beginning of Summer

Posted on June 4, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Garlic greens are so wonderful, and they are only at the Farmer’s Markets for a short time in late spring, early summer. We buy handfuls and roast or grill them with a little olive oil, and serve them alongside other … Continue reading →

Posted in corn, farmer's markets, fish, leftovers, organic, recipe, spicy, sustainable, wild caught | Tagged Aquabee Super Deluxe Journal, avocado, Daniel Smith watercolors, garlic greens, green onions, heirloom, olive oil, Pitt pens, QoR watercolors, salmon, Sugar Chili, tomato | 3 Comments

Mitchell Cooks Eggs

Posted on May 27, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Yuuummmmm, I love it when my husband cooks. He is a good breakfast cook, especially when I want bump eggs. This morning I volunteered him for the job, and we finally tried the Chukar eggs. Chukar partridges are similar to … Continue reading →