I was surprised at how well these turned out considering they started as a "cleaning out my pantry and using up my leftovers" kinda meal. Everyone loved them. I made a lot of them because I decided they would also be good picnic food for the next day's lunch. Who doesn't like cold pizza, right?
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Friday, March 25, 2011
Chicken Enchilada Calzones
Labels:
calzone,
chicken,
enchiladas,
main dishes,
pizza
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Honey Vanilla Lemonade
Lemonade is one of my favorite warm weather drinks. It's cool, refreshing, and tart. Better for you than soda, and more satisfying than water. Sometimes I like to mix things up a little and put a new spin on old favorites. I found this recipe for Honey Vanilla Lemonade several years ago and I new I had to try it. I've been hooked ever since. Its still the same sweet/tart flavor of a regular lemonade, but it has a nice smoothness due to the vanilla, and a subtly sweet honey flavor. It's delicious.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Shrimp and Corn Chowder
Here's a nice chowder to serve along with those Cheddar Bay Biscuits I posted last week. I made them together and couldn't have been more pleased by how well they got along.
Let me tell you how much I love shrimp.
I LOVE SHRIMP!!!
If I had to request a last meal (we won't get into the details about the events leading up to such a request), it is very likely that shrimp will be involved. Maybe as an appetizer, possibly as a component of the second course (my last meal would have seven courses, minimum. No, I haven't put much thought into this, why do you ask?), but definitely involved somewhere.
Let me tell you how much I love shrimp.
I LOVE SHRIMP!!!
If I had to request a last meal (we won't get into the details about the events leading up to such a request), it is very likely that shrimp will be involved. Maybe as an appetizer, possibly as a component of the second course (my last meal would have seven courses, minimum. No, I haven't put much thought into this, why do you ask?), but definitely involved somewhere.
Labels:
chowder,
dinner,
Old Bay seasoning,
seafood,
soup
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Blueberry Muffins
Muffins are fabulous foods. They're perfect for grab-and-go mornings or just a lazy Saturday when you can sit and enjoy one with a hot cup of tea (or coffee, if that's more your style).
Reasons why I love muffins:
1. They're technically not cupcakes, but you can fool yourself into thinking they are.
2. Because they're not cupcakes, you can justify eating two without too much guilt.
3. They are so versatile! Savory, sweet, hardy, light, however you want to spin it, a muffin can handle it!
I could go on, but lets just get to the recipe already, sheesh.
Reasons why I love muffins:
1. They're technically not cupcakes, but you can fool yourself into thinking they are.
2. Because they're not cupcakes, you can justify eating two without too much guilt.
3. They are so versatile! Savory, sweet, hardy, light, however you want to spin it, a muffin can handle it!
I could go on, but lets just get to the recipe already, sheesh.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Cheddar Bay Biscuits
I like these biscuits. They're tasty. I want to eat them as a meal, but that would be irresponsible. And gluttonous. And I would be setting a bad example for my carbaholic daughter. I hate setting a bad example.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Double Chocolate Muffins
Ooooohhh Maaannnn...
That's all I have to say.
That, and it kinda makes me think of UFOs....
Anyone?
...just me?
...nevermind.
That's all I have to say.
That, and it kinda makes me think of UFOs....
Anyone?
...just me?
...nevermind.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Meatloaf
Meatloaf was never one of my favorite foods growing up. It was always kinda bland, boring, and tasted like... well, like bland boring meat, I guess. But I think that had more to do with the way it was prepared rather than the dish itself. Meatloaf, I have discovered, can be very tasty. It all depends on the kind of flavor you want to mix into it. I like mine to be a little zesty. I've come up with a recipe that adds just the right amount of zest without being overpowering and still tastes like a traditional recipe.
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