COUSCOUS RISOTTO WITH TOMATOES & MOZZARELLA
A quick evening recipe from New York Times cooking. Watch how much salt you add! I put in too much to start. Add more at the end, if needed.
WARM AUSTRIAN POTATO SALAD
This recipe is not your traditional potato salad for the summer but has the advantage of not being mayo-based, so it can last longer without refrigeration.
LASAGNA SOUP
This is another New York Times recipe. A quick way to have a lasagna alternative that tastes delicious. There are a lot of ingredients, but it's easy to make!
RICOTTA MEATBALLS
We’re on a bit of a ricotta kick lately. And these meatballs are moist and tasty! You can bake them and freeze for later use or cook them in a large pan with your favorite marinara sauce!
LEMON RICOTTA PANCAKES
This recipe is an old one from the New York Times. I can't find the original but was able to recreate it a few weeks ago from memory. These are sweet and don't need a lot of syrup. We usually eat with some jam. They taste great the next day, even cold.
VEGAN CHICK’N CAESAR PASTA SALAD
A new lunch favorite in our household. A great way to sneak chickpeas and kale into your day! Art said I could have fooled him into thinking it wasn’t vegan. But if you’d rather swap for non-vegan alternatives, be our guest. This is a batch recipe that would last you 2 servings a day for a week - perfect if you have a roommate or partner. Otherwise, just halve the recipe!
GINGER CHICKEN WITH APRICOTS
A quick weeknight, one skillet meal!
WONTON SOUP
This week's recipe is a cheat off the internet. Wonton Soup with pre-made frozen wontons. Fast and easy on a weeknight.
FARRO SALAD
A weeknight favorite that I made yet again this week. A+ from Art
ROAST PORK BRAISED IN MILK
This recipe gets an A+ from Art! This one makes a delicious Sunday dinner!
SOY-GLAZED CHICKEN WITH PICKLED CUCUMBERS
This one is pretty quick on a weeknight. The latter recipe is simple but takes forever to cook. Make on a lazy, rainy afternoon while watching a movie!
PASTA WITH SAUSAGE, BROCCOLI & CHICKPEAS
Graded B+++. I used sweet sausage instead of spicy so Art downgraded from an A.
CHILE CRISP CHICKEN CUTLETS
This was graded an 'A' from picky Art. I made it on a weeknight. Messy to prep but delicious!
THE FARRO SALAD
This Farro Salad recipe is originally from NYT Cooking. I've made this a few times now. It’s fairly quick and very yummy!
HERB SKILLET CHICKEN WITH GREENS
I made this on a weeknight. Fairly quick and pretty tasty - a great recipe from NYT Cooking! In this easy skillet meal, seared boneless chicken thighs are nestled on a bed of herbs, browned whole garlic cloves and greens before the pan is popped into the oven to roast until golden.
15 BEAN SOUP
This recipe came off the label from HamBeens, a company that makes packages of a variety of 15 beans for various soups and chilis. You can look up their other soup recipes online. Another 'A' recipe from the Art Flores rating system.
BRAISED CHICKEN THIGHS WITH SWEET POTATOES & DATES
Art gave me an A+ for this one tonight! It takes some time to cook, but it's well worth the wait.
LEMON SPAGHETTI WITH ROASTED ARTICHOKES
This recipe from NYT Cooking is a yummy lemon pasta with roasted artichokes. Nutritious and delicious!
RAINBOW BEEF
This recipe from NYT Cooking is a quick evening stir fry. Nutritious and delicious!
GRANDMA’S LIME GREEN JELLO SALAD
This lime green jello recipe brought back memories from the 70's! A great recipe to share with the young and young at heart!