is that you can eat whatever you want for supper. So, we had two desserts for supper. First, we had tourte aux blettes, which is, unbelievably, a pie made with swiss chard, apples, pine nuts, brown sugar, and egg. It's only mildly sweet, which is why it seemed perfectly acceptable to then have blackberry cobbler with homemade vanilla ice cream for dessert.
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japanese vegetable pancakes
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Japanese Vegetable Pancakes [Okonomiyaki] with Cabbage, Kale and Carrots
Adapted, just a little, from Josher Walker of Xiao Bao Biscuit, in
Charleston, SC ...
Steaming Vegetables
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Simple steamed vegetables are one of the reasons I love eating in Japan. I
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The other day at Sprouts, a local grocery store, a woman saw me selecting
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Oh, yum! I'm up for the cobbler. The pie looks wonderful, too.
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