Since this Thai recipe uses only a quarter pound of ground beef, this is a very inexpensive recipe - plus it's a new way to serve it. Recipe is from Cooking Light.
This is a really wonderful Kale side dish originally found in the "More With Less" cookbook. Feel free to leave the bacon out if you so desire. Any other finely chopped meat would be good, or experiment...
Nasturtiums add a peppery taste to a green or mixed salad and a flash of contrasting color. This is an attractive summer salad, rich in vitamin C, and can be eaten as a first course or on its own. I use...
This was a dish that my friend, Judy, prepared for me after her latest trip to Italy. We then "googled" it so that we could use the correct amounts for the ingredients. Posted in May 23, 2007 newsletter...
If you like fresh peas, this is the way to go. It must be done in the Spring with fresh peas. Careful not to get over grown peas, which are woody. Look for smaller peas, and you will LOVE this spring time...
A concoction of a few different salad recipes. It is my FAVORITE salad to date and I have gotten many compliments on it. It's so filling, it pretty much eats as a meal!
Super easy yet impressive looking salad. Good for company or to have as a meal when it's too hot to cook. Recipe came from the back of a box of croutons.
This recipe was given to me years ago by my friend Sharon. It is on an old faded piece of paper that is well worn. I thought I would share it before I lose it.
Kale has higher antioxidants then most vegetables and fruits. One cup provides nearly the same amount of vitamin C as an orange. Kale is high in lutein, and an excellent source of vitamin K. Adapted from...
Stinging nettle is one of the most nutritious foods native to North America. I absolutely love it in soup, in place of basil in pesto, or simply steamed with butter. This is one of my favorite ways of...
This is a nice change from the usual summertime pasta salads. It's also versatile in that you can substitute spinach for the lettuce and pepperoni in place of the salami.
Great tossed salad to make when going to a potluck/party. Can be made up to 2 days ahead. I usually double this when a larger salad is needed potlucks.
Russ went and picked samphire down on the salt marshes today, then stir fried it to go along with a salmon dish we had at dinner. Young samphire is a little like asparagus (and often called sea asparagus)...
I love this different method of cooking brussels sprouts. Most of the work is in peeling the leaves, after that it just takes minutes to cook them. I found this recipe in Sunset Magazine.
Well I was browsing the website and I noticed no recipe for this dish so I just had to put up one. Trying to work out this recipe I have seen my family make without much effort so I hope I get all the...
This is my mom's recipe and has a delicious carmelized color and aroma! It is a fabulous side dish and a great way to prepare these without the tons of extra fat and calories you get from breading or adding...
An ideal base dip, should you choose to personalize it with blue cheese, fresh herbs, or a favorite add-in. Found this on a party site and wanted to put it in my cookbook for use at a bridal shower.
Possibly my favorite appetizer that I've posted on Food.com! You can substitute quail eggs to create elegant and impressive cocktail party bites. Adapted from a recipe by Joe Yonan. Cook time is chill...
These greens are full of health benefits! You may forage for your own with a good mentor, identifying handbook, and gloves on. They also may be found in a specialty health food store or food co-op that...
I made WiGal's Creamed Cabbage Soup and then lightened it up a little! You might like to add a tablespoon of low fat cream cheese at the end, to give it a little extra richness. I hope you enjoy!
this salad is a staple in my kitchen.i make it whenever i have fresh lettuce in the home. sometimes i like to have fun in changing how i cut the veggies in the salad, for instance instead of shredding...
Good for American cuisine in hot weather, this salad is full of flavors both common and unexpected. For dressing, try Recipe #84159, Recipe #347763, or Recipe #347457.