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Mar 29, 2010 My plan was to have these with our grilled steaks tonight ( without the bun) but Hubs was not amenable to that and, for that matter, really wasn& # 39; t too enthused about trying it period. He did agree, however, to have this as a light lunch ( which I thought was weird, but whatever. I was lucky he was a good sport and tried it at all) . We both agreed to have this on its own, without the bun.

We both enjoyed it! I thought it would have been better with any number of seasonings and/ or sauces, but Hubs said he liked the simplicity of it just as, with just a bit of salt and pepper. While it was okay for a light lunch, I would still prefer this ( again, without the bun) as either a side dish or warm salad. Nice presentation, tastes wonderful and I feel like I did something healthy and good for myself! & nbsp;

I' m a 54 yr. old guy with the heart of a 16 yr. old ( ask me to show it to you some time. . . I keep it in my desk for easy access ) . I' m the Undergraduate Administrator for Mathematics at Princeton University here in ( surprisingly) Princeton, NJ. I' m in love with Christ, my wife Judith, the outdoors, music, science fiction and ( here' s another shocker) food! Having lived in the Southwest for a time, I learned to love the food: the reliance on simple fresh ingredients; poblano chiles, corn and flour tortillas, sopapillas ( mmmmm. . . ) . I do a lot of Indian cooking, especially with spinach and the various kinds of flat breads ( naan, roti, etc. ) I' m also crazy about homemade soups and breads.

But my greatest strength is turning a bunch of leftovers into something new and exciting. I HATE the idea of ham and pineapple on pizza!

My family is German, so I picked up a lot of good potato ideas. But we had a pretty eclectic range. I can take a disparate group of seemingly mis- matched leftovers or pieces of this and that and turn them into something new and exciting. I can take a disparate group of seemingly mis- matched leftovers or pieces of this and that and turn them into something even my dog won' t eat.