Moosewood Meals, Con't.
.For lunch today, I made Cheddar and Parsnip Soup, with Grilled Sandwiches.

This is the part I hate most; chopping all those onions!
Add cubed parsnips and potatoes, ground fennel seeds (the recipe also called for caraway seeds, only then did I discover we didn't actually have any) and water, and simmer till potatoes are fork-tender.
Now for the yummy part

Add three cups of cheddar and three cups of milk. Melt cheese and puree.
I used a nice rustic Italian bread for the sandwiches. Matt's was Gruyere, proscuitto and basil, mine veggie ham slices and Gruyere. We don't have a panni maker, so I flattened the sandwiches with a rather large cast iron skillet.
Seemed to work out well!

And because I was in a British Isles kind of mood, I went ahead and made a trifle for dessert.
But not a typical, gross trifle. This is a chocolate toffee trifle. And believe it or not, I took a bite...a very small one, mind you. But still, a bite. Very rich. And Matt gets to eat the rest!

2 Thoughts for food:
thick, cheesy soup, grilled sandwiches, and chocolate toffee trifle...I'm salivating already, Stephanie! Everything looks so delicious!
Julia
www.aromacookery.com
Thanks, Julia. I *do* love thick, creamy soups...unfotunately, Matt didn't care for the soup at all (too sweet from the parsnips), but I was able to pawn half of it off on my in-laws.
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