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Black Beans and Mango – attributed to Abby Curtin, prepared by Kim Loken
Sautee diced onions and jalapeno slices (with seeds as desired) in olive oil
Add minced garlic
One can black beans, drained
One mango, cubed
Salt and cumin to taste
Corn Salad – prepared by Kim Loken, attributed to Bob Loken
1 can corn, drained (or fresh, if in season)
Equivalent amount of zucchini, quartered and sliced
1 red pepper
Half a red onion, diced. Soak in apple cider vinegar (ideally for a few hours) then drain and add to salad.
One jalapeno, retain seeds as per heat level you like
Leaves of one bunch of cilantro
Salt to taste
Toss in a vinaigrette of 3 parts olive oil, 1 part lime juice
Holds up well for several days in the fridge; freshen up with a little more lime as needed. Particularly nice dose of tropics even in winter, as canned corn doesn’t compromise the salad.
Pork Three Ways: Ground Oven Cast Iron Savory Rub
Recalled by Kim Loken, pursuant to discussion with Sean, Garreth and Matt
Cut: Boston butt
Rub:
- (3 parts) salt
- (3 parts) black pepper
- (2 parts) crushed red pepper and/or hot paprika
- (2 parts) cumin
- (2 parts) oregano
- (2 parts) onion powder, or minced raw onion
- (1 part) garlic powder, or minced raw
- (1 part) each whatever else you’re feeling or can find, which at Vinalhaven might have been…
- Mustard seed
- Celery seed
- Thyme
- Sage
Line pan, around meat, with quartered onions and fennel
Cook slow and low.
