Homemade Olive Garden Breadsticks. We LOVE bread in my home!
When I saw this recipe for Homemade Olive Garden Breadsticks, I definitely wanted to give them a try. These breadsticks are so good, and pretty easy to make! They would make a GREAT side dish to your meal! Pin It By Chef in Training February 17, 2012. New york bagels. 8 ounces (250 grams) water 0.5 oz (15 grams) fresh cake yeast (0.2 ounces instant or bread machine yeast–6 grams) 1 pound high-gluten flour (500 grams) (I can also vouch for King Arthur all-purpose flour) 1 ounce (30 grams) malt syrup 0.25 ounces salt (8 grams) Huevos Rancheros. NOT a Dessert. Moroccan Chicken and Quinoa. For the longest time Beauty and the Beast was my favorite Disney movie.
I used to watch it over and over again in elementary school. Sorry to tell you this Beauty and the Beast, but another Disney movie has bumped you out of that top spot. Quinoa with Chicken, Bacon, and Zucchini. I’m in a weird mood today.
I think I’m PMSing. (Sorry to any guys reading this.) All I want to do is stay in my pajamas ALL DAY. I want to eat crap stuff like nacho fries, cookie dough, and pretzel bites with chocolate sauce. Healthy Homemade Bacon, Tomato, Avocado Guacamole Salsa Recipe. I cannot believe summer is winding down and the kids are heading back to school.
Sounds like most of us have been busier than we ever could have imagined. “Down time” these days is filled with work and play but not so much relaxation. This guacamole salsa recipe is for the last week of Summer Fest. Hopefully it will help you unwind and taste all the flavors of the season. Creamy avocado mixed with ripe juicy tomatoes and smoky bacon. Granny Smith Apples, Brussels Sprouts and Pancetta. Posted by Denise on Tuesday, October 16, 2012 · 7 Comments Apples.
How to make Edible Spoons! (plus a giveaway) A few years ago I did a post on how to make edible spoons and bowls from dough.
I thought it was a great idea, but just not with my method and recipe. I searched online to see if anyone else had done something similar and stumbled across a small handful of ideas, but then found this little gem… Roy, the inventor of the Edible Spoon Making Kit has indeed thought of a really simple and clever way to make edible spoons. Chipotle style Cilantro Lime Rice Recipe. Have you ever been a situation when you wanted to throw out all things complicated - be it from serious life to career issues to as simple as clearing out a crumpled up wardrobe to your bookshelf?
The Best Banana Bread I've Ever Made. I suspect the mice like bananas.
Or perhaps it's the cinnamon that tickles their tiny pink noses. Whatever it is, they like it. I know this because not 15 minutes after I placed this banana bread in the oven to bake, did I walk back into the kitchen to find a little gray mouse perched brazenly on the kitchen counter, tiny paws poised on each side of a stray drop of batter. Asian Coleslaw Recipe. Let’s talk coleslaw.
I don’t really like the mayonnaisey stuff. I sorta don’t really like mayonnaise in general. Unless, of course, it’s in tuna salad. Or potato salad. White Chicken Chili Recipe. Have I ever mentioned that Fall is by far my favorite season?
Well it is. Growing up in South Florida, we never really had a change of season, but I always loved the idea of starting everything fresh and was that nerdy girl with glasses that loved going back to school every year. Tomato and sausage risotto. Alex cooked dinner last night and, oh, what a meal he made! Two weeks ago, my mother forwarded me this Tomato and Sausage Risotto recipe from her Martha Stewart Everyday Food newsletter — like it surprises you that it runs in the family — with only the caption “this was very good.” I have been meaning to make it ever since, but I guess we can argue I lost my chance. As I put together a grocery order on Saturday night, aligning it to recipes Alex would want to cook this week and food I could assemble for myself while working at home, this risotto was at the top.
Because it’s fantastic! And really, how could it not be? And then he did the dishes. As for the whole, you know, sling thing, I’m feeling a little better. BLT Corn Salad Wraps. My Mom would always say “well if (insert childhood friend’s name here) jumped off a bridge, would you jump off the bridge too?” No Mom… I wouldn’t. Coconut Crab Rice. I’m ready! I’m ready for summer lunches with pink wine and dark sunglasses. I’m ready to be almost annoyed by the big, bright sun in my face. Joy the Baker - Strawberry Raspberry Vanilla Quick Jam. Whoa, you guys… whoa. Hawaiian Haystacks: Chicken Sauce Reinvented. Stick with me during this complete recipe throwback to the 80′s. After seeing the title of this post, I’m betting about 50% of you are nodding your head and saying, “Yep, had ‘em” and the other 50% have no idea what I am talking about. A staple in my home growing up, this is a simple meal consisting of rice smothered in some type of chicken sauce and topped with anything from chow mein noodles to mandarin oranges.
Our favorite toppings of choice include: olives, tomatoes, shredded sharp cheddar cheese, green onions, mandarin oranges and chow mein noodles…but seriously, people, you can let your imagination go wild and top these with anything that sound good to you and yours.
Sandwiches. Soup. Jalapeno Cranberry Skillet Corn Bread. A sweet and savory corn bread just in time for Thanksgiving! The holiday festivities are just around the corner. In fact it is already in the air. The dark and the spooky of the Halloween was tucked away, quickly paving way for the glitters and shimmers. The appearance of the tall beautifully decked Christmas Tree in the mall is also a reminder for me to check my to do list of the year.
Pizza.