{organic beef and potato lettuce wraps w/ caramelized shallots and fresh sugar snaps}

5 Mar

this is one colourful dish! and fun to eat, too!

simple ingredients :

– 1 pound organic grass-fed beef {i choose 85%}

– 1/2 pound fingerling potatoes {any potato will do, i just had leftovers}

– 1 medium shallot

– handful sugar snap peas, shelled

– artisan lettuce wraps

– organic shredded cheese of choice {i went with cheddar}

directions :

saute chopped shallots on medium to high heat with a few tablespoons EVOO. allow to caramelize slightly, then deglaze with water or white wine. add in ground beef and cook thoroughly, sprinkling in a healthy dose of S&P as you go. toss in cooked potatoes and mix together. finally, add in sugar snap peas and cook for another minute or two… smear into lettuce leaves and add enjoy!

so fun to eat! and easy clean up!

sprinkle on some shredded cheese for more flavour!

Tags: audrey michelle, colourful, cooking, easy, eat the rainbow, food, food and foto, food photography, foodography, fun, fun with food, grass-fed beef, lettuce wraps, organic, recipes, simple, utensil-free eating

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6 Responses to “{organic beef and potato lettuce wraps w/ caramelized shallots and fresh sugar snaps}”

anthony0358 March 5, 2014 at 6:55 am #

this all looks so super squishy delicious too!

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shmonica March 5, 2014 at 9:29 am #

Those look delicious

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- cooking with audrey March 5, 2014 at 12:40 pm #
  
  thanks so much, they really were/are! 😉
  
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Chocolate Covered Race Medals March 5, 2014 at 9:49 am #

So healthy and delish looking. Honestly how do you get such amazing lighting? It all looks like natural lighting — do you just get lucky to have amazing natural lighting in your adorable little home?

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- Chocolate Covered Race Medals March 5, 2014 at 12:49 pm #
  
  I guess I’m going to have to go get some studio lighting lol — it makes SUCH a difference! Your pictures are always perfect!
  
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  - cooking with audrey March 5, 2014 at 12:51 pm #
    
    you don’t HAVE to use lighting – there are lots of ways to get good light… hang a white sheet in front of a bright window and place your food there. just one suggestion 😉
    but i’m so glad that you enjoy my fotos – i tend to be a perfectionist sometimes to a fault.
    
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