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As the weather has shifted, and especially after my wisdom teeth extraction a few weeks ago, I’ve been going back to this comforting, soul-warming recipe again and again. can Coconut Milk of Choice (can sub for 2c water + 4 tbsp coconut milk powder) 1 cup Cheese of choice (we like to use goat cheese, but can use cow’s cheese or Vegan) 1/2 cup Bread Crumbs of choice toasted with 1 tsp. (Oven on low broil until golden) 1 packaged Pasta of Choice (we like Tinkyada Shells or Macaroni Noodles) Par-Cook In a medium saucepan, mix coconut milk, spices and saved pasta water and simmer on medium-low while covered for 5-7m.
When I was a child, my mom always made sure there was a big pot of warm sauce on the stove when we got home from a long day playing in the snow during the Ontario winters. Other times we were happy to dip into the pot with some soft on the inside, crusty on the outside baguette or sourdough (ahh…the gluten days) until the pasta was cooked enough for our ravenous mouths. Thankfully, you can make this hearty bolognese sauce while your noodles cook, check your emails and then sit down with a nice glass of wine, a delicious bowl of pasta and forget all about the day while this dish warms your soul. Lightly mash with hand-mixer or potato masher, then add water as needed and place lid back on for remaining 8m.
The cookies your mom used to make to calm you down when you had a particularly rough day or the ones you ate by the spoonful, directly from the sleeve as a kid, even though you weren’t “supposed to”. Did you know that the best chocolate chip cookies in the world are also gluten-free and dairy-free? I had a craving for chocolate chip cookies (especially tough to find gluten-free and not dry as dust), and I didn’t have any butter. This recipe makes 2 dozen cookies, and you’re going to need them all!
We’re back home in the desert, currently hiding from the heat and waiting for the sun to drop below the mountains so we can venture out into the fresh air… It was so needed to reconnect with family and friends, feel the sand in my toes and the ocean air kissing my cheeks. I’ve been missing the ocean, and it was so nice to get into the waves for a short surf with my niece and my best friend at the same time. Cooking on a camping stove with the birds chirping, the ocean waves and cool air is something truly special.