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Taking The Stress Out Of Gluten-Free Grain-Free & Dairy-Free Living
Bird’s Nest
I thought it was a good idea to eat something somewhat “healthy” for dinner last night after indulging in fried chicken livers three meals in a row…
This is an incredibly simple and gorgeous meal.
It looked so pretty I hated to poke my fork into it…
But that didn’t last long.
Bird’s Nest
Gluten Free Spinach Pasta (I use Tinkyada)
Organic Red Chard, sautéed with organic olive oil
Squeeze of Lemon
Organic Egg (s), over easy
Kosher Salt
Freshly Ground Pepper
Saute the chard in olive oil until wilted, squeeze about a Tablespoon of lemon over it, and set aside. Take the finished pasta and place it in a saute pan over medium high heat and toss with the pesto. I used about 1 1/2 Tablespoons for one serving.
Arrange the pasta on the plate in a “nest”. Top with the wilted chard. Top with an egg, over easy, and finish with kosher salt and freshly ground pepper.
19 Comments on “Bird’s Nest”
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I don’t like runny eggs and still I liked the way this looked and would have to try it. 🙂
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Well you certainly could make your egg any way you like, I think it would still be very tasty. 🙂
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My niece’s man made me poached quail eggs and I ate that … seriously liked it … wonder if my tastes are changing again?
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I’ve never tried Quail egg. That might freak me out a little. Ha! My tastes have changed a lot over the years. I’m 43 now and I eat all kinds of things I didn’t used to like. I’m still not a fan of black eyed peas though. Yick! 😉
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I just printed off the zucchini tot recipe on your blog. What a good idea! I can’t wait to try them.
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let me know how you love them — cuz they are good. 😀
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It looks yummy!
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Thanks 🙂
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What a beautiful looking meal and yes, I’d say you’ve redeemed yourself after eating those yummy chicken livers for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I love the way you photographed this dish. It’s very yummy looking xx
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Thank you! 🙂
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I like your yummy looking bird’s nest. Today I am eating grilled ratatouille with spaghetti but I will look for tinkyada’s gluten free spinach pasta.
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I’m glad you like it! Your dinner sounds delicious too. Thank you for stopping by for a visit! 🙂
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Oh April, this is absolutely mouthwatering! Your photos are so beautiful! 🙂
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Thank you!
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Your comment about eating chicken livers 3 days in a row gave me a good chuckle, April. I’m a poor judge of quantities and would have bought enough chicken livers for at least 3 dinners worth. 🙂
This nest is such a great idea. The idea of rich egg yolk mixing with the spinach pasta and chard has me salivating. Well done!
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One of my favorite surprise discoveries was how great gluten-free pasta tastes. I’m lucky that I don’t have to eat gluten-free, but it’s awesome to be able to switch over some common ingredients with ease, like this pasta. I love your recipe!
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I know, can you imagine life without pasta! Are you cooking gluten free for someone in your family? It certainly won’t hurt you and the last time I did the research (which was some time ago), I think I found that there are more than 25 gluten free grains. Wheat is just a small blip on our radar. That’s actually the main reason I started this blog…to prove to people that the gluten free and allergen free life really can be enjoyed!
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No one is gluten-free.. except I read “wheat belly” which troubles me.. it seems wheat is quite modified?
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That and corn and pretty much anything else that isn’t organic. Sadly, these days, our bodies barely recognize what we put into our bodies as “food”.
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