One of my family's favorite quick meals is a good quesadilla. Even Mr. Picky will eat them. As long as they're cheese. And not any of those "weird" cheeses. Monterey Jack, Colby, or other similar mild melty cheeses. Luckily, it's pretty east to customize quesadillas.
Anyways, this summer, living in a new town, we started with a new CSA. And through that CSA, I discovered shishito peppers. They are delicious, mild, and the name is fun to say. And they are fantastic in this quick and healthy quesadilla recipe!
Showing posts with label beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beans. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Cowboy Beans
Cowboy Beans. What can I say?
You know that I usually prefer to post quick recipes, that you can get together on a hectic day. This is not quite one of those. I mean, it can be made on a hectic day and be a great, comforting dinner to soothe your soul after the craziness, but it's a lot of "do this then wait".
You know that I usually prefer to post quick recipes, that you can get together on a hectic day. This is not quite one of those. I mean, it can be made on a hectic day and be a great, comforting dinner to soothe your soul after the craziness, but it's a lot of "do this then wait".
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Souper Douper: Pasta e Fagioli
What makes soup good? I'm sure it differs for everyone, but I have some high soup standards. It should be warming, comforting, and tasty. Good soups have layers of flavor and texture. It can be hard to get that done quickly. This Italian bean soup recipe manages to layer the flavor without taking hours of simmering.
I based it on a Giada De Laurentiis recipe for pasta e fagioli. It's a great lunchtime soup, terrific with a slice of warm bread and a salad. My kids like to dip, so the bread is a must around here, and Costco carries a great natural frozen french bread that can be in and out of the oven in the time it takes to make a pot of this pasta e fagioli.
I based it on a Giada De Laurentiis recipe for pasta e fagioli. It's a great lunchtime soup, terrific with a slice of warm bread and a salad. My kids like to dip, so the bread is a must around here, and Costco carries a great natural frozen french bread that can be in and out of the oven in the time it takes to make a pot of this pasta e fagioli.
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Friday, June 28, 2013
Quick and Easy Dilly Beans
My middle child has many strengths, and many talents. Somehow, over the last year, she has established herself as the dilly bean queen. Her sour, garlicky, delicious specialty has quickly become legendary among our friends and family. She's pretty proud of it, and she has been scoping out my garden waiting for the arrival of these:
And this:
And this:
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