I got this recipe for Grilled Chicken with Kung Pao Sauce from the January issue of Shape magazine. I of course changed it a little bit, and I think it came out all right. It serves six, I made it with peas and brown rice. I'm not totally sure I dig it, but I never had Chicken … Continue reading Chicken Kung Pao
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Curried Apple, Spinach Lentil Soup
I make this soup for lunch from time to time. It is not only very tasty, but also very nutritious. Curry, apple, lentil, spinach; a good mix of veggie, fruit, legume spiced with warm curry. It is a good, hearty lunch. It reheats well and is good with a dollop of nonfat plain yogurt as well. Ingredients: … Continue reading Curried Apple, Spinach Lentil Soup
Perfect Pancakes
Perfect pancakes: something I dream about. I love pancakes, I love PANCAKES! A perfect plump pancake, a little token of love. A wonderful glorious friendly breakfast, lunch or dinner. THere is never a wrong time for pancakes, they are always perfect to eat. They spread a joy that is unknown to any other food item in … Continue reading Perfect Pancakes
Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal
An oatmeal inspired by French Women Don't Get Fat by Mireille Guiliano. This book does have a peanut butter-banana oatmeal, but I go this idea when the idea of grated apple got into my head. Grated apple, with the peel and everything, no sugar necessary. Perfecto! Plus a bunch of cinnamon = love! Ingredients: Oatmeal, 1/2 cup … Continue reading Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal
Cookbook Give Away
I have a lot of cookbooks. I want to have a more minimalist lifestyle. So to make these realities coincide, I am going to give away some cookbooks! Here's how it will work, you leave a comment with the title you would like and I will contact you at the email you provided to leave … Continue reading Cookbook Give Away
Chili Lime Shrimp
I was browsing for some good dinner recipes on the Cooking Light website. Something I do often when I know Jack and I will be making dinner together. I came cross a recipe for Chili-Lime Shrimp and we whipped it up with a few minor changes because we had more mouths to feed then the recipe … Continue reading Chili Lime Shrimp
Almond Butter, Blueberry Oatmeal
This is the beginning of Lent. And for Lent this year I am giving up Meat. I don't really fancy pork and poultry too much because it is so often dry and cardboard like. I have enjoyed it from time to time. And I really do enjoy a good steak, but I know that it's not … Continue reading Almond Butter, Blueberry Oatmeal
Macaroni & Cheese
It is a snow day, which is wonderful, because it gives me four more days to study for my pre-calculus test. Wonderful! Hmm... perfect snow day involves be shut indoors with lots of movies, which makes me so happy that my Netflix came yesterday. And the other wonderful thing, we had all the ingredients to … Continue reading Macaroni & Cheese
Fiesta Eggs
I love an excuse to call something "fiesta." It sounds spicy and delicious, which, these eggs were. Well, they weren't spicy, but the were balanced: the onion-cheddar was a subtle undertone to the cilantro. The cilantro was evened out by the tomato-lime addition. I like lime juice and cilantro together so much! Ingredients (serves two): … Continue reading Fiesta Eggs
Unnamed Sandwich
My mom made this sandwich up in the early 90s, back when I was a wee tot. She doesn't make it that much, but it is one of the tastiest sandwiches of all time! It is melty and meaty and well balanced by spinach and garlic, the best two foods I know. Mom had no … Continue reading Unnamed Sandwich