I am not a good photographer, I don’t measure everything when I cook, and occasionally I make stuff that tastes. Just. Plain. Bad.
But sometimes I create something in the kitchen that is really tasty and I want to start sharing the recipes with you. Keep in mind they will be mostly, if not all, vegan. Talking to my brother-in-law about his spontaneous bicep rupture because of the statin he’s been taking furthered my resolve to stick to a no-cholesterol diet. Whenever possible, recipes contain whole foods, because that’s my next step in the right direction. Getting rid of processed junk. After that, I conquer the world!
I decided to share this recipe after my 10 year old son licked his bowl clean. Before I conquer the world, I should work on his table manners.
Eggplant Chili
Serves 4 to 6
1/2 of a large yellow onion, peeled and diced
2 large eggplants, peeled and diced
1/4 teaspoon minced garlic
1 can diced tomatoes, drained
1 can medium chili beans
4 tbsp Bragg Nutritional Yeast
salt and pepper to taste
3 tbsp chopped basil
2 cups fresh kale (torn into small pieces with center stem removed)
Using NO oil, place the onions in a large saucepan and saute over medium heat. You can add a little water if the onions stick, but you shouldn’t need to. After 8 to 10 minutes, add the tomatoes and garlic. Cook for 2 minutes, then add the eggplant, chili beans, basil, salt, pepper, and Nutritional Yeast. Cover and simmer for a few minutes until the eggplant softens. Add the kale, cover and simmer again for a few minutes until the kale softens.
Enjoy!
Comments
meleahrebeccah
Holy deliciousness.
vicki
Momo cooks too. You are a girl of many, many talents my friend.
tara
Oooh that looks good!
sassymonkey
It makes me wish I liked eggplant. (I have tried so many times and in so many ways, I just don’t.)
Toni
Oh I adore eggplant! Trying to eat healthier too, keep them coming will try this soon! I had a wonderful little eggplant growing in a pot in my yard and looking forward to growing another…Thanks Momo
braintomahawk
The pictures are fine! However no picture can equal the testimonial of a kid who eats it up with gusto!
For me, it’s about just having some meals that are full of veggies – I need that to balance me out sometimes!
Well done! Thank you for sharing this.
Piper
Alright. I’m doing this… and I won’t blame you if my concoction doesn’t work out, that’s how it goes for me with new recipes.
I’ll let you know how I do. It looks and sounds DELISH!
Also, it’s colder here than there, I crave warmth of all varieties 🙂
Bill Banchy
What a coincidence! Your bro-in-law had a ruptured bicep … I did too, about 2 years ago. I attributed it doing weights (curls), but I have been taking simvastatin for a long time! Too late to do anything about it now. (My daughter is a surgical nurse and she is the one who noticed it and told me – she said they call it a “Popeye syndrome” … very apt.)