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Chard pizza

Grilled Chard and Garlic Pizza

Date: July 5th, 2011

Recipe: http://eggsonsunday.wordpress.com/2009/06/28/csa-week-3-plus-pizza-with-kale-roasted-garlic-four-cheeses/

Modifications: Used chard instead of kale, since that’s what we got from our CSA. We used the same pizza dough from the Mexican Pizza. I also only used mozzarella and white cheddar cheese since that’s what we had.

Time to table: Total of 1 hour – prepping pizza tough, roasting garlic, sauteeing the chard – but if you do a lot of that in advance it goes quickly.

Servings: 2 adults, 1 toddler, 1 slice leftover

Ben: Like

Erin: Like

Annie: Like

Notes: Again, this pizza dough is a bit tough for Annie to eat, but she would bite off the top part with the toppings so that’s fine. Still just love this pizza dough! Great that it makes 2 so you can freeze one for later use. We have made this pizza before, a few years ago.

Ben and Annie eating dinner

Pasta with chard and tomatoes

pasta with chard and tomatoes on Flickr.

pasta with chard and tomatoes on Flickr.

Date: 4/27/2011

Recipehttp://www.crumblycookie.net/2011/04/01/pasta-with-tomatoes-swiss-chard-and-goat-cheese/

Time to table: 35 minutes

Modifications: We used cream cheese instead of goat cheese and cavatappi noodles and hazelnuts because we didn’t have any walnuts. We put the red pepper flakes after we dished up Annie’s portion.

Servings: Two adult dinners, one toddler dinner. Enough for a large lunch portion leftover.

Ben: Like

Erin: Like

Annie: Dislike

Notes: We both agreed that next time we’d use a little less pasta as it seemed very pasta heavy.