Pan-fried Corona Beans & Kale
The other day I found myself in the basement of San Francisco’s Anthropologie store. I’d fallen for the rose & tuberose solid Frazer Parfum on my way down, and was at the base of the grand staircase, looking at starlight rings and beaded necklaces, when a pretty lady, sitting with her daughter, smiled at me. A few minutes later she asked if my name was Heidi, and she said she knew me from my site – this site!… I’m so glad she said hello. It turns out we have quite a number of things in common, and I’m sure we could have talked about cooking, or photography, or places to visit for hours. Her daughter was a sweat pea and very patient with us. Anyhow, I feel like I left the house looking for a pair of black ballet flats, and ended up making a friend instead. It turns out she has a site too – and as I was looking through it, this lemon kale pesto with nutmeg jumped out at me. I had some beans soaking at home and decided to somehow weave the beans and the lemon pesto kale idea together. I deconstructed the kale pesto, and didn’t end up chopping…
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