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Date: 2011-09-22 04:28 am (UTC)One of the pound-and-change jars of tomato puree, pound of turkey, two green bell peppers and one red, one whole red onion, most of a bulb of garlic. Oh, and a canister of bread crumbs since the loaf of bread I'd been leaving out to crumb got tossed out as being stale. >.>
Crumbled and browned the meat w/ some sage, used the juices to sautee all the veggies together while peeling the garlic, crushed the garlic in when I dumped the tomato puree and meat in, brought straight to a boil then off the heat entirely while stirring in the bread crumbs until it was thick enough to stand the spoon up in. Took... about 1-2 cups from the canister.
Then just served that over freshly pan-cooked cous-cous cooked so it was more like crumbled corn-bread than anything else.
Someone else handled bringing drinks and dessert. =^.^=