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!
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Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Eggplant Parmesan Pasta
There are a lot of vegetables that I think get overlooked. Eggplant, for me, used to be one of them. Sure, they're pretty, what with their shiny purpleness and all, but they also can be intimidating. But this dish, this one, is a game changer for eggplant. I'm telling you, when I make this, it gets actual cheers from my family. Cheers, I tell you! Also, as with many of my favorite recipes, it's really easy, quick to put together, and gets some good healthy stuff into your hungry mouths.
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Making Mozz
I tend to have big ideas and then slack on some of the follow through. I also tend to be a little spoiled by my husband, and if I mention (or, say, e-mail a link to) something I'm interested in, he will often buy that thing (within reason) for me for the next appropriate holiday. Enter the cheese making kits.
Last year, right around Mother's Day, I saw that Williams-Sonoma had DIY cheese kits available. And my inner food geek went a little nuts. I started dropping hints, like, "Wow, with all the tomatoes and basil that we have in the garden, wouldn't it be nice to have fresh, homemade mozzarella to make caprese?", and "Grilled pizza is the bomb. The only way it could be better is if we had some fresh, homemade mozzarella to top it with!". You know, subtle.
Last year, right around Mother's Day, I saw that Williams-Sonoma had DIY cheese kits available. And my inner food geek went a little nuts. I started dropping hints, like, "Wow, with all the tomatoes and basil that we have in the garden, wouldn't it be nice to have fresh, homemade mozzarella to make caprese?", and "Grilled pizza is the bomb. The only way it could be better is if we had some fresh, homemade mozzarella to top it with!". You know, subtle.
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