Of Goats and Greens
A blog for food and cookery and discussions of weird things like nutrition, restaurant excursions, growing food in my own garden, DIY, and farmsteading/homesteading. But, mostly food. Mostly harmless...
I definitely steer to a preference for Real Food. (Would someone's great-grandparent somewhere have recognized that item as food?) Otherwise, I'm an omnivore who travels the world (gustatorially). Yes, I also make use of "odd bits". No, I don't bake desserts much -- I really don't have much of a "sweet-tooth". Nearly all of my recipes in recent years are gluten-free. And other than coconut, my recent and future recipes are tree-nut free, as I have digestive issues with those. There's a strong Paleo influence here.
I try to post recipes every Friday, with potential supplemental posts on Tuesdays.
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Category Archives: Poultry
Coturnix a la Española: Adaptation of a Spanish-Style Quail Recipe, circa 1898
Contains: Gluten/wheat, eggs. Is: Probably extremely “retro”. You can use gluten-free bread for the breadcrumbs, if desired. A 19th-century recipe from California for Codornices a la española (Spanish-style quail) was prepared by stuffing quails with a mixture of mushroom, green onion, parsley, butter, lemon … Continue reading
Savory Moroccan Quail Tagine
Contains: Nightshades. Is: Gluten-free, tree-nut free, paleo, Whole30, one-pot cooking. The source recipe is here: Savory Quail Tagine Recipe | Allrecipes I modified it hither and yon, but not drastically. The recipe makes use of a tagine, a specialized Moroccan … Continue reading
Chicken Drumsticks (or Wings), Baked with Balsamic Reduction & Hot Sauce.
Contains: Nightshades in the hot sauce. Is: Gluten-free, paleo. Probably nothing special, but something I’ve been making with drumsticks or wings as a main for awhile now. Usually as a lunch. Switch out the hot sauce or the backdrops or … Continue reading
Japanese Miso Dressing with Duck Breast
Contains: Soy (potentially gluten), added sugar. Is: Quick and easy, just ducky… A continuation of my Asian Cooking Month! If you are gluten-free, read your miso container label. There are indeed some that contain no wheat (gluten). Duck is not … Continue reading
New World Tamales – Turkey & Tomato
Contains: Nightshades, grains (corn). Is: Gluten-free, inspired by New World meals and ingredients. The original goal for the tamales was to make them for Columbus Day, using only ingredients (though not equipment or techniques) available somewhere in the New World … Continue reading
Mom’s Poultry Dressing/Stuffing & Her Turkey Giblet Gravy
Contains: Wheat, gluten, nightshades. Is: A family (mostly) traditional holiday turkey dressing and gravy pair of recipes. You can combine these with my earlier recipe – or with any roasted turkey / large chicken you want to make. I cannot … Continue reading
Basic Small Heritage Turkey Recipe
Contains: Dairy (butter). Is: Meant for the holidays. (Or, whenever…) I basically RUINED an (expensive Whole Foods) turkey by brining it some years back, following brining instructions no less. Alas, it was also a heritage turkey. I’ve been wanting a … Continue reading
Holiday Dishes for The End of the Year (Thanksgiving Onwards)
To celebrate Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Solstice, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Hogmanay. And any other date you want to celebrate, whether for familial, spiritual, traditional, or friendship reasons. After all, any Holiday is what YOU make … Continue reading
Roast Cornish Game Hen
Contains: No major allergens. Is: Gluten-free, paleo. This dinner came from a home-farmed chicken. This hen weighed 1.25 pounds, dressed. (By being “dressed”, this really means undressed of feathers, feet, and guts.) She wasn’t a full out Cornish Cross, but … Continue reading
Sea Vegetable
Spring Homesteading Plans, 2021
Or, The Annals of Future Food! We had six inches of snow by late morning, Friday 4/16. Most melted by Saturday; it was all gone by Sunday morning. It is the time of year that if and when it does … Continue reading →