Whisk the oil, basil, chives, tarragon, salt and pepper in a small bowl to blend. You can use this mixture before you brush any fish before grilling or add the remaining ingredients to the food processor and blend well.
Add more water if you need to thin the consistency.
Mix 1/2 cup pumpkin and 1 cup yogurt together. Place in the bottom of cup.
Mix 1/2 cup pumpkin and 1/2 Cup Cool Whip, layer in cup.
Sprinkle with cinnamon or mix it in.
Top with 1/8 Cup Pumpkin seeds, or you can put seeds on the bottom. Top with additional coco whip if desired.
Tip: Picture above shows options for coconut yogurt you can use. Notice the facts seem similar but the portions are different. Make sure you read the size if you are watching your sugar intake.
Rinse and drain beans good if you are using canned beans.
Put whole poblano peppers, tomatillos, and jalapeños on baking stone, broil on high about 5-7 minutes.
The tomatillos will likely take longer, so remove peppers if it’s cooking uneven. Turn peppers half way through.
Add oil, garlic, and onion to a cast iron skillet.
Sauté, stirring frequently, until soft, translucent and slightly browned, about 4 minutes.
Remove peppers and tomatillos from oven. Cover for 3 minutes to steam and soften so you remove skin, core, and seeds from poblano and jalapeños and any stems from the tomatillos. (Personally I leave the seeds and skins on, this keeps it a “whole” food.)
Add peppers to a vitamix with the garlic and onion.
Purée until semi-fine consistency, a little chunky is ok.
Add mixture back to pot over medium heat.
Add Bone broth, beans, and stir.
Bring to a simmer, then cover, reduce heat to low and continuing simmering about 15 minutes.