Bacon Cabbage Fried Rice
Not much can go wrong when you are frying cabbage with bacon. My husband found this recipe for me and I adapted a number of things that I thought may improve it and to make it my own. This rice has a nice Asian flavour …
Not much can go wrong when you are frying cabbage with bacon. My husband found this recipe for me and I adapted a number of things that I thought may improve it and to make it my own. This rice has a nice Asian flavour …
I became a huge fan of chicken lasagna after I came up with this recipe. Not only is it extremely delicious, but it can be put together in a few short minutes anytime of the day and be ready to put in the oven an …
Yum…. Some recipes are good, some are great and this one, we put in our great book! Its simple, delicious, and healthier then pasta.
Last time we were up visiting my parents, my husband picked a large squash from my dad’s produce store and brought it home. I finally got around to putting it on the menu about a month later and was very impressed with the way it turned out.
I used an Epicure pesto spice for this dish. I think the Epicure pesto has a very nice flavour and is simple to mix up rather than storing a premade pesto. However, you can use whatever pesto you chose for this. Kirkland has a good one and I am sure there are others that I have not tried.
I love when such wonderful recipes take so few ingredients!
To begin, heat the oven to 375. Cut the squash in half the long way and place it upside down on a baking sheet. The length of time you will need to bake the squash will depend on the size of the squash. Mine was a pretty large one and I baked it for an hour which was perfect.
While it was baking, I prepared the pesto and chicken. I fried the chicken and seasoned it with salt and pepper.
I then mixed the pesto. The Epicure pesto is mixed with a bit of water, oil and Parmesan. Some pesto is premixed and you wouldn’t need to do anything to it. I also cut my grape tomatoes in half. Once the chicken was cooked through, I mixed the pesto and tomatoes with the chicken.
After the squash was done, I brought them out of the oven and flipped them over. I fluffed the squash with a fork to make it spaghetti like. I then put the chicken mixture on top. I shredded some mozzarella cheese onto it and put it back in the oven for about 15-20 minutes.
We loved the taste of the garlic and basil with the squash and chicken. I hope you do too!
4
servings15
minutes1
hour20
minutes485
kcalLarge spaghetti squash
1/2 cup pesto
1 Pint grape tomatoes
2 medium chicken breasts
1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese (optional)
I was beginning to think about Valentine’s Day a few weeks back and realized that it would likely be a different sort of Valentine’s then what we had in the past. Babies change things and with a catnapping four month old, I didn’t see a …
I was looking for an easy and quick meal to make one evening and found a version of this dish in one of my recipe books. I adapted it and my husband deemed it blog worthy so here it is! A few things I loved …
I am not a big breakfast eater. I don’t enjoy a lot of breakfast foods and am always on a lookout for new, healthy ideas for breakfast. When I saw this idea I got excited. Who doesn’t want a banana split for breakfast.
This is barely a recipe but rather an idea. All you need are the following:
Start by splitting the banana in half the long way and then just top it with yogurt, granola and berries. See it is easy and has no cooking involved! If you are feeling ambitious, make a batch of your favourite granola. I know a few great recipes and can point you in that direction, if you choose.
If you aren’t into how it looks you can also do this in parfait form and just chop your banana and top it with the granola, yogurt and berries.
Have a delicious and nutritious breakfast!
Hey Friends! I am glad you found your way here and hope you find your way back. I have enjoyed cooking all my life and since it was a strong passion of my mom’s, I learned lots from little on up. Growing up a Mennonite …
One of my all-time favourite soups has always been broccoli cheddar soup and what better time to make it then when there is snow on the ground. This is an Instant Pot version but could easily be made in a kettle on the stove as …
I was looking for something easy to take to a gathering and needed it to be a cold food item. I started thinking about pinwheels and got inspired to make these. They were quick, easy and tasty. Here is how to put them together.
First gather the filling ingredients. If you let your cream cheese soften for a while, it will be easier to work with.
You will need to cook your bacon or use bacon bits, shred your cheese and chop your peppers. All you need to do is mix everything together. I used a fork and found that worked well.
After your ingredients are all mixed, lay your tortilla wrap on the counter and spread the mix out almost to the edges.
Then you just start on one end and roll as tightly as possible. After you have nice long roll ups you can put them in the fridge for a while to harden and make them easier to cut. If you don’t have time you can skip that step. Lastly you just cut into about one inch slices and enjoy!
Note: The filling can easily be made ahead of time and you can just put them into the wrap the day of your event. That is what makes this such a great appetizer to take to your next party. Also, if you have any filling left that didn’t fit into the wraps, it makes a great topper for baked potatoes.
6
servings20
minutes325
kcal1 block of cream cheese
1-2 jalapenos
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
3/4 cup prepared chopped bacon
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp paprika
2 flour tortilla wraps
Growing up I worked along side a number of different cultures, some of which included both Laos and Cambodian. They often brought me different food items to try and from little on up I learned to love the Asian flavours. While I don’t believe I …