Recipes anyone?

droppingpounds
on 1/17/08 6:37 pm - NY
Made or heard about something new that you want to share...? TGIF!!!!
Sharon T.
on 1/17/08 10:29 pm - Southern , WI
Morning, hon! I have a lot of left over turkey in the freezer, and even though this recipe doesn't call for meat, I cut up the turkey and add to it. I think it's a real good comfort soup. INGREDIENTS 1 cup dried Great Northern beans 2/3 large onion, chopped 1-1/3 garlic cloves, minced 2 teaspoons olive or canola oil 2-2/3 LF, or LS, cups chicken broth 2-2/3 cups water 2 medium carrots, sliced 1-1/3 medium red bell peppers, diced 1-1/3 celery ribs, chopped 1/3 cup medium pearl barley 1/3 cup minced fresh parsley, divided 1-1/3 bay leaves 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme 1/4 teaspoon pepper 2/3 (28 ounce) can diced tomatoes, undrained 1-2 cups cooked turkey, or chicken cook the onion, garlic, celery, and red pepper, and carrots, in the oil, and then, simply add it all together. I usulally do this one on the stove. If you don't like thyme, leave it out, and don't forget to take the bay leaves out! ha It's a pretty healthy soup, I think. I'll try to look it up.
Nancy W
on 1/18/08 12:51 am
That looks delish Sharon! You and Bridget have the best recipes!
Sharon T.
on 1/18/08 7:18 am - Southern , WI
Man, ALL of the recipes look SO good! Makes my head spin! ha Nancy, I have to let you know, the chicken dish was, yummy! I think, because the recipe called for frozen breasts, it was more like soup, but the chicken, was amazingly, moist! Next time, I think I'll put a can of drained LaPerfidia Spanish rice in with the mix, to thicken some. The way it turned out, I put a heated tortilla, in the bottom of the soup bowl, and then put the soup on top. Was VERY good! The cream cheese, added a great creaminess! Geesh, I sound like a food critic! ha Thanks, again, hon!
Sharon T.
on 1/17/08 10:36 pm - Southern , WI
Well, I figure, with the LF, and LS broth, and if you use LS tomatoes, around 180 cal. per 1 1/2 cup serving, and with the turkey, and beans,and barley, around 20grms of protein! If anyone finds fault with this, please look it all up, and let us know! I will not quit eating it, anyway, as it's really good!
work_n_prgrss
on 1/18/08 5:08 am
Spicty Sweet potato Wedges sweet potatoes vegetable oil sugar chili powder salt maple syrup cider vinegar DIRECTIONS Heat oven to 475 degrees F. Cut 3 large (2 pounds total) scrubbed sweet potatoes into 1/2"-wide wedges. Toss with 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 teaspoon chili powder, and 3/4 teaspoon salt. Spread on lightly greased baking sheet. Roast 15 to 20 minutes, shaking once during cooking. Drizzle with 2 tablespoons maple syrup mixed with 1 teaspoon cider vinegar.
Shiloh
on 1/18/08 6:19 am - Commack, NY
Sweet Tater & Beef Stew: Slow cook some beef cubes unti very tender, in just enough water to cover them. Add a few boullion cubes & Gravy Master, plus garlic powder & black pepper to taste. When almost done, add cut up and cubed sweet potatoes, carrots, frozen peas and green beans. Cook for another 45 min. or until carrots & sweet potatoes are soft, but not fallin apart. Remove all ingredients, thinken liquid with a mixture of corn starch/ flour & water. Pour gravy over the ingredients and enjoy with a nice homemade bisquit. ** You can also add onions if you eat them things. I hate them! Bon Appetite! Ron
droppingpounds
on 1/18/08 7:33 am - NY
Ron....that sounds great but I have a major question for you. What do you mean you hate onions? Does that mean that you never ate (or didn't like) White Castle? Those little WC's are responsible for a good 10 of my pounds lol !! I didn't know that anyone hated onions !! I'm going to try your recips...and I'll let you know how it tastes with the smelly onions!! - Ann
Shiloh
on 1/18/08 8:31 am - Commack, NY
I have had a strong aversion to onions since I was a kid. If I see even a spec of one in something, I can't eat it. It makes nme nausous. I am sure it's a mental thing, but there could even be an alergic thing going on there as well. I have no problem with garlic, by the way. I have owned and was head chef for two successful restaurants. I cooked almost all of my recipes without onions, even dishes that usually contain the . . . and no one ever missed them. There were some things, like onion soup, where it's noticeable if there are no onions, but for the most part - they really don't matter with the taste. I know this is a personal issue, and I don't tell anyone else not to eat onions. They just make me sick. And, no . . . I would not eat a White Castle hamburger, even without the onions. I draw the line on "roadkill"!!
Anita
on 1/18/08 12:40 pm
can you do this one in the crockpot? sounds good...with or without those you-know-whats
Most Active
Recent Topics
Anyone still here?
Livewithnoregrets · 2 replies · 1304 views
Going on 5 years out
better_life_ahead · 0 replies · 3897 views
Posts?
better_life_ahead · 0 replies · 3920 views
workouts / exercise?
better_life_ahead · 0 replies · 3689 views
×