We were really intrigued by the milk thistle growing out back, and after some experimenting and research, I decided to use it for supper...
We have a really large patch of this growing out behind our house! | \ |
So, it turned into an afternoon of dicing, pureeing, checking greens for bugs, pulling little thorns out of my fingers, chopping, sauteeing...
Here's the menu:
Whole wheat spaghetti with black bean vegetarian meatballs and tomato sauce (recipe for meatballs not perfected yet, sorry! But they were good and this time they actually held their shape. SOON, I will share my recipe. Next batch I will actually record what I did, ok?)
Milk thistle and feta cheese roll (This involved a whole bunch of steps. 1. Forage for tender milk thistle leaves. 2. get all the thorns out of your fingers. 3. soak and check said leaves. 4 chop them (you can leave the thorns on if you'll be cooking the leaves, they soften when cooking and you won't notice them there). 5. Cook milk thistle leaves with onions, till the milk thistle is a really dark green and looks like spinach. 6. Spread the milk thistle and onion mixture on puff pastry, add feta cheese, and season to taste. 7. Roll up puff pastry. 8. Bake.
This took me so much time, but all was delicious!
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