Showing posts with label herbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herbs. Show all posts
Monday, April 8, 2013
Savory Pork Roast
Good Monday Morning! How are you today?
Sorry I didn't make it to posting two days last week; I have a feeling it might be a little sketchy until we settle into a place and I have a routine. :D We're still looking for a place to rent, but I've been cooking a lot for our friends in St. Paul. This was one of the first recipes I tested on them. :D
This is Simple Savory Pork Roast from allrecipes.com.
This got a definite YES, PLEASE! from everyone here. :) It was super easy! The only thing I did differently was cook it lower and slower - I wanted to get it into the oven, and wasn't sure what time everyone would be gathering for dinner. So, it got about two hours at 320 degrees - and was it ever moist!!!! SOO yummy - don't forget to let it rest for a few minutes before cutting, just like any other meat. :)
I made red mashed potatoes and brown gravy, and served with Corrine's homemade applesauce and a tossed salad. Easy, lovely meal. :)
OK, I'm outta here!! Have a wonderful day - BE BLESSED!!!!!
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Monday, March 18, 2013
Thai Coconut Curry Shrimp
Happy Monday! Did you have a good weekend? Did you try anything new?
This review is for Thai Coconut Curry Shrimp from SkinnyTaste.
YES, PLEASE! Wow, was this good! At first I wasn't sure if I was going to like it - but it's got a nice taste to it, just a little spice - and I've been taught how to cook shrimp perfectly. :) And although it's simply awful for me, I LOVE rice - and since Asian dishes usually have rice or noodles, they're usually things I like. LOL!
Don't skip the cilantro. I know some people don't like it - and you can cut down on the amount if you need to - but it adds a bit of brightness and freshness that I think this dish needs.
I got my light coconut milk at Trader Joe's for 99 cents for the can - and have over a half can left for something else. :)
OK. I'm out of here. We're starting on our adventure today, after having been with my family for a reunion the last week! Please pray for us! :) Have a BLESSED day!!
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Lemon Chicken
Good morning! How is your week going? I hope well. I know each day has its own ups and downs - I'm concentrating on the UPS today. :D
So, today's recipe comes from Annie's Eats, for Lemon Chicken.
Now, I have to admit: I love the way some herbs smell, but I haven't discovered a way that I really like eating them very often. For that reason alone, I'm giving this a YES, PLEASE! It allowed me to use some of the beautiful herbs Dad grows, and we all loved the result!
I think the biggest reason is that it doesn't over-do the herbs. And because they're in the marinade, not just on the chicken.
This is a really lemony dish. We love lemon around here; this savory application really was enjoyed by everyone, which is a little unusual. :D
I served this with basmati rice (one of my FAVORITE rices!!), which I cooked with lemon zest. When it was fully cooked, I added more lemon zest and some basil. That right there's worth the price of admission! :D With a tomato, basil, and mozzarella salad, it was a delightful meal.
I hope you'll try this! It didn't take long to put together the marinade at all. The reason my photo looks so different is that we didn't use chicken with skin. We don't do that around here much. ;) But you can see that the legs, which did have skin, did brown beautifully like the original photo. I enjoyed doing the platter presentation! I do love the smell of rosemary. :D
OK, I'm outta here! Have a BLESSED day, my friend! And let me know when you try something new!!!
So, today's recipe comes from Annie's Eats, for Lemon Chicken.
Now, I have to admit: I love the way some herbs smell, but I haven't discovered a way that I really like eating them very often. For that reason alone, I'm giving this a YES, PLEASE! It allowed me to use some of the beautiful herbs Dad grows, and we all loved the result!
I think the biggest reason is that it doesn't over-do the herbs. And because they're in the marinade, not just on the chicken.
This is a really lemony dish. We love lemon around here; this savory application really was enjoyed by everyone, which is a little unusual. :D
I served this with basmati rice (one of my FAVORITE rices!!), which I cooked with lemon zest. When it was fully cooked, I added more lemon zest and some basil. That right there's worth the price of admission! :D With a tomato, basil, and mozzarella salad, it was a delightful meal.
I hope you'll try this! It didn't take long to put together the marinade at all. The reason my photo looks so different is that we didn't use chicken with skin. We don't do that around here much. ;) But you can see that the legs, which did have skin, did brown beautifully like the original photo. I enjoyed doing the platter presentation! I do love the smell of rosemary. :D
OK, I'm outta here! Have a BLESSED day, my friend! And let me know when you try something new!!!
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