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Day-After Minestrone

MammaVanna
MammaVanna @vannacon

An unusual Easter, without big gatherings, but still Easter. I pretended I was with company, cooked up a storm, and enjoyed traditional foods on my own. But as with every day after a holiday, it's time to make something healthy and wholesome. What’s better than a fridge-cleanout minestrone?

Day-After Minestrone

An unusual Easter, without big gatherings, but still Easter. I pretended I was with company, cooked up a storm, and enjoyed traditional foods on my own. But as with every day after a holiday, it's time to make something healthy and wholesome. What’s better than a fridge-cleanout minestrone?

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Ingredients

  1. 2carrots
  2. 2potatoes
  3. Celery
  4. A fewleaves of lettuce
  5. 2artichokes
  6. 1 handfulpeas
  7. A fewcherry tomatoes
  8. Extra virgin olive oil, salt

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Gather the vegetables from your pantry and fridge. Dice the carrots, potatoes, and celery.

  2. 2

    Slice the lettuce into thin strips and cut the artichokes into wedges. Place everything in a bowl of water.

  3. 3

    Cook the vegetables in a pressure cooker with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil and just enough water to barely cover the vegetables. Add salt. Cook for 15 minutes after the cooker starts to whistle, then serve.

  4. 4

    This isn’t a strict recipe—it’s about using whatever you have on hand, so feel free to interpret it your own way.

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