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Catching you guys up!

Let's start with the paella... This is an already made, frozen version. (Matlaw's I believe) I've had this before and I loved it, I think because I was really hungry and it turned out better than I expected. This time, I didn't love it so much but that's probably I wasn't in the mood for it and not really really hungry. It's ok for something quick (it's made in the microwave) IF you're in the mood for it.

Next, the homemade hummus... This turned out really good! I seasoned it (just a little too much, I'll tone it down the next time) I will be making more in the very very near future!!! I'll have to google whether or not i can freeze hummus. I need to make a few batches at a time! It's just that good!!!

Last but not least... (I have no name for it but I love it) I created this sometime last year (I think) and it is so good!
  

this is a bundle of rice stick noodles (you can find them at the asian market or at Marc's if you're in ohio), a few handfuls of frozen kale, a large onion, and this time a half of a kielbasa or smoked sausage (GF of course) .
Saute' the onion first in smart balance and olive oil, add the kale, push that to the side and let the cut up meat cook. mix together once the meat has browned. (I usually then stick the noodles in the same pan and let it absorb the juices but i think i'll do it different today when i make it again)
boil the noodles in about an inch or inch & a half of water in a frying pan, then add to the veggies and meat. you can season this how you like but i usually use kosher salt, black pepper, lots of garlic (minced garlic, garlic pepper seasoning, california blend garlic pepper seasoning) and a little cajun seasoning (allergy free, i use flavor gods spicy everything seasoning)  


NOW YOU'RE ALL CAUGHT UP!!!
:)





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