Recipe #2: Homegrown asparagus and fresh egg panini.
Presented by Hunter Stilwell, student of Pulaski Tech Culinary School.
Hunter and his family have 15 chickens, raised from chics. No hormones used. Psuedo free range environment. Eggs are gathered daily. Family shares and tends a large organic garden plot. He will be using third year, fresh asparagus. Recipe is simple, healthy and very "green". Ingredients: five or six fresh asparagus stalks per person, blanched, broiled or sauteed. One fresh fried egg per person. Two slices freshly baked or locally baked panini bread brushed with fresh olive oil ( infused with fresh rosemary or sage)... Salt and pepper to taste. Assemble and press. Slice and enjoy. Add whatever you like! Have fun being creative with your own recipe! The panini on this morning's show will be packaged in a biodegradeable, earth friendly carry out box provided by Napco. For more information on "greening" your restaurant/business, contact Robyn Madden at Napco.

Napco carry out containers made with sugar cane and corn stalks. Biodegradeable, Earth-friendly, and used by Agra member restaurants.
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Recipe #3: Arkansas pecan and fresh organic basil pesto panini.
Presented by Darla Huie/ Dizzy's Grill and Bistro.
Ingredients: organic, garden basil, Olive oil, Arkansas pecans, fresh garlic, grated Parmesan.
Blend: (10-12 fresh basil leaves, one cup arkansas pecans, 1/3 cup olive oil, 1/3 cup freshly grated parmesan, 3 cloves garlic... Salt to taste) Brush grill side of fresh, locally baked rye bread with olive oil (infuse with fresh herbs or mix with a dash of balsamic vinegar), spread both non-grill sides of bread with pesto, add organic tomato slices, two basil leaves, six or more spinach leaves, and buffalo mozzarella, press, grill until bread is golden and cheese is slightly melted. You can add a bit of grated parmesan to your olive oil for a crunchy, salty bread exterior. Add olives, artichoke hearts, onion... Whatever tickles your fancy. We love garlic and basil mayonnaise!
Experiment... It's a sandwich. Branch out. We rub our rye bread with garlic... Mosquitos rarely bite us.
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