
I missed posting a recipe last week because I’ve been down and out with pnuemonia for the last two weeks. I most likely won’t make the leek and potato soup that’s on tap this month in my weeks absence. Today was the first day I have been feeling much like being up and around in the kitchen. I think that a little sickness was good for my creativity in the kitchen though! I have been able to develop a handful of new recipes and test them with great results!
This recipe however is not my own. Today like every Friday, the recipe comes from Around My French Table: More Than 300 Recipes from My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan. I was really excited to try this dish but a little apprehensive too. I’m not big on cooked carrots. The recipe was really easy and it made a great side dish to a chicken meal that I had made for lunch.




















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Those carrots look gorgeous! Here's to feeling better!
Hope you are feeling better. I am very curious to try these carrots – it sounds like chicken is a good choice to pair them with.
Sorry you've been sick. Your carrots look tasty!!
I made the carrots as well. Twice as a matter of fact. The first time I used the cracked cardamom and the second time, I used ground. I much preferred the first way. I was afraid they were going to be too soft and started testing for doneness as soon as I could. I also used less chicken stock than called for in the recipe and that seemed to help. Hope you are up and feeling better soon!
Thanks for visiting@Steph, Cher and Allison! I'm on the mend! @Elaine – I'll have to give those ideas a shot!
So sorry to hear about the pneumonia – glad you're feeling much better!!
The carrots look lovely. I'm thinking about saving them for Christmas dinner… haven't decided what's next!