Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
It's a Chili Kind of Day
We often receive requests for recipes from the CAPERS cafe and so this morning while I was making up a pot of Vegetarian Black Bean Chili I took the time to do some measuring......here's the CAPERS recipe that was a mainstay of our repertoire for years. This is the perfect recipe for our 20 degree weather.....adjust the chili powder to taste and you'll be warmed right up.
Seasoning
4 T chile powder
1 T smoked ancho chile powder
2 T ground cumin
1 T oregano
2 t. cinnamon
5 cloves garlic pressed
3 c diced onion
3 c diced carrot
3 c diced celery
3 c diced green/red pepper
2 28 oz cans whole peeled tomato [broken up]
6-8 cups black beans cooked
Saute garlic, onion, carrot, celery in 2-3 T olive oil. Add 4 T spice blend to vegetables. Saute until translucent. Add peppers and 2-3 more T. spice blend. Saute 3-5 minutes longer. Add beans and tomatoes and water for desired consistency. Add additional spice blend to taste.
You can top off with sour cream, cheddar, scallion or whatever condiments you prefer. Enjoy.
Recipe makes 5 qts and is easily frozen.
Seasoning
4 T chile powder
1 T smoked ancho chile powder
2 T ground cumin
1 T oregano
2 t. cinnamon
5 cloves garlic pressed
3 c diced onion
3 c diced carrot
3 c diced celery
3 c diced green/red pepper
2 28 oz cans whole peeled tomato [broken up]
6-8 cups black beans cooked
Saute garlic, onion, carrot, celery in 2-3 T olive oil. Add 4 T spice blend to vegetables. Saute until translucent. Add peppers and 2-3 more T. spice blend. Saute 3-5 minutes longer. Add beans and tomatoes and water for desired consistency. Add additional spice blend to taste.
You can top off with sour cream, cheddar, scallion or whatever condiments you prefer. Enjoy.
Recipe makes 5 qts and is easily frozen.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Form and Glaze: Paddy McNeely Porcelain at CAPERS
CAPERS is featuring artist Paddy McNeely this month. Inspired by ancient Japanese, Korean, and southwest Native American pottery, McNeely brings a modern design sense to her practical and exquisite pieces. From vases to saki sets, this elegant porcelain inspires a simplicity and elegance to home decor. While you're running into CAPERS for a tablecloth or other Thanksgiving necessity, take a minute to admire her beautiful craft.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
PLEASE JOIN US

Gather up your girlfriends for a fun evening. Food, drinks, booksigning, jewelry trunkshow, raffle, good friends & fun to benefit Northwest Childrens Fund. Hope to see you there!!!!
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