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Zucchini Tots

Zucchini Tots
The original name for these was Zucchini Bites, which was okay. But when these were baking, they smelled just like tater tots. I changed up the recipe a little (by using seasoned bread crumbs,parm. cheese, & I drained the zucchini) so I decided to change the name too and called them "Zucchini Tots instead.And "tots" does mean small and these are small (baked in a mini muffin pan) so the name fits. Zucchini Bites yields: 12 mini muffins 1 cups zucchini, grated 1 egg (1 large egg equals 3-4 tbsp when whisked together) 1/4 yellow onion, diced 1/4 cup cheese (cheddar or Parmesan work the best) 1/4 cup bread crumbs - I used Italian style Salt and Pepper 1. Some Tips from others:>Egg Allergy?

Roasted Beet Salad with Barley, Feta, and Red Onion Beet salad! Yum! Though this one could have just as easily been called "Barley Salad with Beets, Feta, and Red Onion." Or "Beet and Feta Salad with..." Ok, you get the idea. The real point is that with these basic ingredients, you get all the chewiness, crunchiness, earthiness, saltiness and piquant-ness that you could ever want in a salad. Inspired by one we saw at a local coffee shop, we see many summer picnics in this salad's future! Feel free to play with the proportions of each ingredient. The only ingredient to be careful of is the red onion, since they can easily overpower all the other flavors. Roasted Beet Salad with Barley, Feta, and Red OnionMakes about 5 cups Heat the oven to 450-degrees. Loosely wrap the beets in tin foil and roast in the oven until they are just fork tender--30 - 45 minutes. Meanwhile, bring 3 cups of water to a boil. Drain the red onion. Combine barley, beets, red onion, feta, and scallions in a large mixing bowl. Taste the mixture.

Veggie Alfredo Lasagna I… I can’t speak. This creamy comfort food veggie Alfredo lasagna is heaven to me. And I will elaborate on that, I promise, but I can’t move on without talking about what makes this whole thing work: the garlic-butter-Parmesan-flavored, 50-calories-per-serving sauce. Made with love from cauliflower. You’re like, yeahhhh, you told me about that already. This sauce controls me. Just for a little walk down memory lane, here’s where we’ve seen this veggie sauce make reappearances: Creamy Cauliflower Garlic Rice Healthy Chicken Alfredo Pizza (with a really yummy whole wheat crust) Healthy Fettuccine Alfredo and now this lasagna. Like I said, carbs and cheese. The truth about this lasagna is that even with the carbs and cheese in there, it’s completely jam packed with fresh vegetables (like, more than 5 cups worth of fresh tomatoes, carrots, and spinach) and it’s only got 240 calories per slice. That, and figuring out how I’m going to brave Super Target for the first time. One more thing! Serves: 9

Parmesan – Roasted Zucchini Recipe If you like this recipe then PIN IT on Pinterest This is one of my favorite ways to prepare zucchini. Prep work is less than 5 minutes and ready to eat in 15. The outside of the zucchini will be a little crispy with a tender middle. The roasted cheese adds an amazing level to this dish. Whenever I make this side I get rave reviews Very family- friendly. Everyday at 5 pm PST/ 8 pm EST Budget Savvy Diva posts a NEW RECIPE Make sure to follow Budget Savvy Diva on Facebook Looking for a similar recipes check out and Find Copy Cat Restaurant Recipes HERE Find Crock Pot Recipes HERE Find Gluten Free Recipes HERE Find more Recipes HERE What You Need 2 zucchini – cut off the ends, cut into 4ths – length wise – You should have 8 total 1 tablespoon olive oil salt garlic powder black pepper1⁄3 cup parmesan cheese What To Do Preheat oven to 400. Lay zucchini on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper. Top with cheese. Bake for 15 minutes or until zucchini is tender and cheese is browned. Enjoy! : Side

Talk Is Cheap: Chef Stephanie Izard's Affordable Holiday Recipes - The Talk Posted on Dec 1, 2011 10:45am ­­­­­In "The Talk" kitchen today, author of "Girl in th­e Kitchen" chef Stephanie Izard shares budget-friendly entertaining recipes for this holiday season. Try these delicious dishes for ­your family. Brown Butter-Delicata Squash Soup with Sherry Gastrique ­­(delicata squash can be replaced with butternut squash) Serves four to six­ 2 delicata squash, about 1.5-2 pounds each1 stick unsalted butter2 1/2 cups water1/2 cup pumpkin seeds1 teaspoon vegetable oil1/4 minced fresh thyme1 tablespoon olive oil1 onion, diced small2 cloves garlic, sliced1 apple, peeled, cored and diced small1 fennel bulb, diced small1/2 cup white wine4-6 cups chicken broth (use vegetable broth for a vegetarian version)1 cup apple ciderSalt and pepper 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. 2. ­­Roasted Pork Loin with Cranberry-Pistachio Chutney­Serves four to six 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Cook's Note:A boneless pork loin should be tied before roasting to prevent the meat from unraveling while roasting.

Cheesy Chipotle Cauliflower Casserole (Low Carb and Gluten Free) Recently I posted the low carb Pepperoni Pizza Cauliflower Casserole, which has been wildly popular here on IBIH. I still make it often, because it’s easy and sooo satisfying! Since that combination worked so well, I thought why not incorporate another of my favorite flavor profiles into it, and give it a Mexican twist? So I experimented, and created this low carb cheesy chipotle version. I was going to call it “Nacho Mama’s Cauliflower Casserole” but stupid SEO is always ruining my fun, and stifling my creative genius when it comes to post titles. Originally I made it pretty with the tomatoes and sour cream as seen above. Oh man, it was soooo good! It’s hard to say if I liked this one better than the pepperoni pizza – that’s like choosing between cheesecake and ice cream, they’re both delicious in a different way. Cheesy Chipotle Cauliflower Casserole (Low Carb and Gluten Free) A low carb and gluten free cauliflower casserole recipe with a Mexican twist! Ingredients For the puree: Notes

Baked Zucchini Chips Well I said last week that I'd probably be up to my old tricks by now. But much to my own surprise, I decided to try another 'healthy' recipe I've been thinking about - zucchini chips! If you ever look at the sidebar of my blog that lists 'popular recipes' you will see that Apple Chips are number one. They have been for a while now, but the funny part is that they are number one by a landslide. Mr. This fact is absurdly evident by a bar graph that shows the top 10 posts' all-time number of views... basically one long bar, with a whole bunch of short ones beneath it. Up until this week (when Cheesy Bacon Oven Chips suddenly blew up on Pinterest) the Apple Chips had four times more views than the 2nd most popular post. So... in light of people's apparent interest in this recipe, Mr. And the next, most logical thing that came to my mind was zucchini. To me, these chips taste kinda like thin & crispy pumpkin seeds. And the seasoning possibilities are endless - you can tailor them to your liking.

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How to Preserve Corn on the Cob Last year we got a TON of corn with our CSA. If you’ve been trying to figure out how to freeze sweet corn, don’t worry, I did all the figuring out for you! This year I got it down to a science. With the first frost we recently, it’s time to start preserving all that lovely corn we’ve been seeing at farmer’s markets. Fortunately, preserving corn in the freezer is so easy! Maybe you’re saying, “But Diana, I LOVE my corn on the cob! Now, before you start prepping your corn, put a BIG pot of water on the stove on high heat. The first step in preparing your corn is to shuck it. Once your corn is shucked and your water is boiling, it’s time to blanch your corn. While your corn is cooking, fill a BIG bowl or a pot with cold water and ice. Once your corn has cooked long enough, it’s time to shock it in ice water. Place the pointy end of your corn into the hole of your pan, this creates a nice holding stand for you to begin slicing your corn. Posts may contain affiliate links.

Recipe for Zucchini Bake with Feta and Thyme (For Phase One Fridays I highlight Phase One recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites. I am just starting to get zucchini and yellow squash in my garden, and this is favorite zucchini side dish will be on the menu soon!) This is a recipe I came up with to use the surplus of zucchini in the garden, so I'm begging for understanding from readers who don't have garden veggies available. The good news is that this recipe can easily be made with zucchini and yellow squash from the store or farmers market too. I consider this to be a season-spanning vegetable side dish, but with the protein from a couple of eggs and the feta cheese, it could easily be a main dish too. The first time I made this I used three eggs and only 1/2 cup of feta. I love thyme, and like to experiment using it in dishes where you might not expect it, so I used fresh thyme leaves in this. I used two medium-sized yellow squash and two medium-sized zucchini, which gave me almost 8 cups of sliced squash.

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Creative DIY Tips & Project Ideas For Homemakers : TipNut.com East-West Marinated Asparagus Recipe nutritional information Serves 6 Here, an Asian-inspired marinade brings a balance of sweet, salty, tangy, and spicy to blanched asparagus. 3 lb. fresh asparagus, trimmed ⅓ cup low-sodium soy sauce or tamari ⅓ cup rice vinegar 3 Tbs. vegetable oil 3 cloves garlic, minced (1 Tbs.) 2 Tbs. grated fresh ginger 1 Tbs. agave nectar or honey Pinch cayenne pepper, or to taste 1 Tbs. toasted sesame seeds 1 Thai bird chile, seeded and thinly sliced for garnish, optional 1. 2. 3. May 2009

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