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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Crispy Baked Chicken Taquitos with Pinto Beans
This dish could be called Slow Cooker Chicken and Beans. It started out that way, then sort of morphed into taquitos. Spraying the taquitos with cooking spray and baking them gave them a nice crunchy texture without the added fat … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged baked taquitos, chicken taquitos, crock pot, mexican, pinto beans, slow cooker
2 Comments
Creamy Cauliflower Bake
Here’s a great way to use up leftover steamed cauliflower. The panko gives it a nice crispy crust and the mozzarella cheese doesn’t hurt either! 1 C. steamed cauliflower, chopped 1 egg, beaten 1/4 C. plus 2 T. shredded mozzarella … Continue reading
Posted in Leftovers, Vegetarian
Tagged baked cauliflower, casserole, cauliflower, cheesy cauliflower bake, gratin, leftover cauliflower
3 Comments
Nolan’s Asparagus Fettuccine
I’m told this dish got my young friend Nolan to eat asparagus…and like it! The asparagus curls are thin and flexible like a noodle and can be slurped up right along with the pasta. 1/2 lb. asparagus spears salt 1 … Continue reading
Hoisin Duck Wraps
If you are looking to cut back on red meat, duck is a great alternative. It’s rich and satisfying but has less saturated fat and duck contains more iron per serving than many other meats, including chicken, turkey, Cornish game … Continue reading
Posted in Asian
Tagged asian food, asian taco, duck, duck as an alternative to beef, hoisin duck wraps, roasted duck legs
1 Comment
Homemade Cola
When I read the list of ingredients for making homemade cola I couldn’t believe that in combination they would really create the flavor I expect cola to be. The fragrance is what I noticed first. When this mixture was steeping, … Continue reading
Posted in Drinks and Cocktails
Tagged coca cola, cocktails, cola syrup, cuba libre, diy, homemade cola, rum and coke, soda
9 Comments
Pepperoni Chicken Roll Ups
My kids love pizza, but I get a little tired of it sometimes. I had some chicken tenders in the freezer and the makings for pizza, so I came up with these yummy roll-ups. Easy, simple, your kids will love … Continue reading
Posted in Italian, Quick Dinners
Tagged chicken pepperoni roll-ups, chicken pizza, chicken strips, chicken tenders, easy dinner, italian, kids
1 Comment
Lavender Lemon Drop
This drink started out with a G rating. I made a batch of lavender lemonade to serve at a party. Then I saw an icy bottle of vodka in the freezer. The drink quickly became rated R. Lavender Simple Syrup … Continue reading
Posted in Drinks and Cocktails
Tagged cocktail, lavender, lavender lemonade, lemon, lemon drop, lemonade, simple syrup
4 Comments
Slow Cooker Pork Tacos with Fresh Mango Salsa
Turn on the slow cooker on your way out the door. Come home and spend 5 minutes throwing together this simple salsa, and you’ve got a healthy and flavorful meal in no time. Taco night is all about the toppings… … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cuban, mango salsa, mexican, pork tacos, pulled pork tacos, slow cooker
4 Comments
White Bean Crostini
A terrific, quick, vegan appetizer. You can make this with any canned bean and fresh herb combination. Get creative! When toasting the crostini you want them a little bit charred. The nearly-burnt edges give it tons of flavor. 1 baguette … Continue reading
Posted in Italian, Vegetarian
Tagged appetizer, bean dip, bean spread, bruschetta, cannellini beans, crostini, italian, vegan, Vegetarian, white beans
1 Comment
Baby Bok Choy Stir Fry
Here is a fresh, tasty, and vegan way to prepare stir fried greens. I find baby bok choy in bags at Asian grocery stores. They are about three or four inches long and so adorable your kids might even try … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Vegetarian
Tagged asian, baby bok choy, bok choy, chinese, greens, stir fry, vegan, vegetable side dish, Vegetarian
2 Comments