12.16.2011

:: Pumpkin and Miso Curry via Heidi Swanson





I am a huge fan of the fab Heidi Swanson. She's the queen bee of healthy and I feel more virtuous just looking at the pictures in her books. Heidi is all about crunch and nourishment and nurturing oneself. I like to nurture myself. I like to be crunchy. I want to be nourished. Heidi is the homegirl of all three.

I noticed that Hungry Australian was doing a giveaway of Heidi's new book 'Super Natural Everyday' (my publisher Hardie Grant tweeted me the link, in fact!)  So I took their advice and popped over for a peek.  That's where I found this recipe, which I cooked last night.  My grocer did not have kale (as the recipe prescribes), so I just added some crunchy beans instead and that worked out great.

Maybe you might like to cook this too?  Or try to win le book, even?



What did you eat last night? Recipes welcome, too!

xx Pip

10 comment/s:

  1. Thanks so much for the mention, Pip!
    Your version of Heidi's recipe looks fantastic. I was also going to substitute beans for kale but discovered the ones I had at home were looking a bit tired...
    I'm down for a dessert and two vegetables/salads for Christmas Day lunch so am going to make this again as one of the vegetable dishes.
    PS Love your work. And I really enjoyed the Good Stuff Holiday Guide, too - your kimchee salad looks very interesting. I adore a blend of spicy, salty + sour flavours :D

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  2. I asked my Mutti to get me this book for Christmas, am rather looking forward to the nourishment! Her blog is ace too.

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  3. yummo this is my fav book at the moment. simple, healthy no fuss cooking i love it!!

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  4. Oh this recipe sounds interesting I may have to give it a go myself, thanks for the link Pip.

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  5. o wow. that def looks amazing!!

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  6. Oh yum! It's always great finding delicious vegetarian recipes, I'll have to take a squiz at her book :D

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  7. How good is this!! I made the pomegranate -glazed tempeh and eggplant last week, only I subbed maple syrup for pomegranate molasses and it was stupidly delicious :-)

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