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Sep 25
BBQ Shrimp, Corn, and Zucchini Salad
This recipe comes from Coastal Living Magazine. I have made this several times this summer, and love that it not only is delicious, but is light and healthy. If you’re not familiar with grilling vegetables give it a try, it adds great flavor and diversity to your meals. Enjoy! 1/2 C. prepared barbecue sauce 1/4 …
Sep 22
Lemon-Pepper Pasta
Light, refreshing and simple. This pasta is great served as a side, or you can add chicken or shrimp and some veggies for a main dish. When you have a busy weekday schedule this is a great go to meal. Enjoy! 2 Tbsp. olive oil 3 Tbsp. butter 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped 1 tsp. …
Sep 19
Grilled Pork Chops
Tired of dry tasteless pork chops? Here is a simple recipe you can throw together the night before that will leave the pork moist, and bursting with flavor. Plus, grilling adds more deliciousness to them. Enjoy! 1/2 C. Worchestershire sauce 1/4 C. minced fresh parsley 1/4 C. balsamic vinegar 1/4 C. soy sauce 2 Tbsp. …
Sep 08
Maple Glazed Chicken Wings
Who doesn’t like chicken wings! These wings have a hint of sweetness, and stickiness to them from maple syrup, which only adds to how delicious they are. Marinating these guys for 4 or more hours allows them to absorb all the great flavors in the sauce making a moist, tender and delicious wing. Enjoy! 2 …
Sep 05
Italian Sausage with Bow Ties
This quick and easy recipe will make your family think you worked harder than you will making dinner. The creamy sauce with the sausage is just delicious! If you prefer more sauce with your pasta, as I do, use less than the pound of pasta. I also just add a few pinches of the red …
Aug 15
Kielbasa Kabobs
These tasty kabobs are brushed with a cranberry sauce that adds a hint of sweetness to them. Sausage, grilled peppers and onions; how good is that, all in about 10 minutes. I have also made this by frying the sausage, peppers, and onions on the stove, then whisking the sauce ingredients in a bowl, adding …
Aug 12
Coconut Pancakes (with Coconut Syrup)
I was reading that in Thailand coconut pancakes are common street food. They are different from the pancakes we make here in the US; made from rice flour, thinner and sometimes served as a dessert. Since my husband loves anything made with coconut and loves pancakes, I decided to try some for breakfast. After many …
Aug 08
Granola
I love watching the Chew on ABC, and this is Clinton Kelly’s favorite granola recipe. When I first made this I was surprised at how much my husband loved it. Great by itself, in yogurt, or add some to your cereal. This is a basic recipe that you can change-up the ingredients to your liking. …
Aug 04
Bourbon Peach Cobbler
Cobbler is a perfect way to end a summertime meal. Another delicious recipe I love from Tyler Florence. Cooked and served in a cast iron pan adds your down-home flair. This peach cobbler is not on the sweet side, though you could add extra sugar if you would like. Whipped topping, vanilla ice cream and …
Aug 01
Grilled Salmon with Orange Glaze
While I was typing this post it dawned on me that I have so many salmon recipe, when just a few short years ago I would have never cooked salmon due to the strong taste salmon has. When I realized the huge benefits of eating salmon I knew I needed to find recipes that removed …