Showing posts with label bread crumbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bread crumbs. Show all posts
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Summer Beef and Rice Casserole
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Grade: A
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Everyday Food (September 2012) video at link
The prep time on this is based on having the sauce already made. It uses this Quick Meat Sauce which is nothing special, but fine for a "quick" sauce with meat. The nice thing about it is that it makes enough for two recipes, the original, and this one.
I had one small problem with this recipe and that was that the rice was a tiny bit crunchy still. Next time I will pour the rice in while I am heating up the sauce, so it gets a head start.
Other than that, it was delicious and very easy. I will make again. I love meals that include the veggies in the main dish like this.
Labels:
bread crumbs,
ef,
favs,
ground beef,
rice,
tomatoes,
zucchini
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Grilled Stuffed Chicken Breasts (Lighter)
Prep Time: 40 minutes
Rest Time: 60 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
(These times may be off, I didn't write it down and I no longer have the cookbook.)
Grade: B-
Make Again: No
Recipe Source: Light & Healthy 2010 (originally from Cook's Country?)
This wasn't a bad recipe, but it wasn't my favorite chicken recipe and the process of stuffing things is a pain for me. I don't think I cut my chicken holes big enough so couldn't get all the stuffing in. The basil flavor was very strong, and I would have liked a little less, even though I love basil. The cheese got a little rubbery.
Some of the other flavor options may taste better, but I'm not sure I would try. There are just too many good chicken recipes, for me to make something that I didn't love, unless it is super easy. This is mostly easy, but stuffing the chicken is not.
Rest Time: 60 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
(These times may be off, I didn't write it down and I no longer have the cookbook.)
Grade: B-
Make Again: No
Recipe Source: Light & Healthy 2010 (originally from Cook's Country?)
This wasn't a bad recipe, but it wasn't my favorite chicken recipe and the process of stuffing things is a pain for me. I don't think I cut my chicken holes big enough so couldn't get all the stuffing in. The basil flavor was very strong, and I would have liked a little less, even though I love basil. The cheese got a little rubbery.
Some of the other flavor options may taste better, but I'm not sure I would try. There are just too many good chicken recipes, for me to make something that I didn't love, unless it is super easy. This is mostly easy, but stuffing the chicken is not.
Labels:
basil,
boneless chicken,
bread crumbs,
cheese,
lh2010
Friday, January 09, 2009
30-Minute Meatloaves
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Grade: B+
Make Again: Maybe
Recipe Source: Cook's Country (Septebmer 2006)
I didn't exactly make these in 30 minutes. Not sure why I was slow. But they are quick and fairly easy. I did like these more as leftovers than originally. I think when I first ate it, it was too hot. But they did taste good and I may make these again, but first I will be trying the other ATK meatloaf recipes, and there are quite a few.
Labels:
2009,
bread crumbs,
cc,
eggs,
ground beef,
ground pork,
milk,
saltines
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Lasagna Carnivale
Prep Time: 65 minutes
Cook Time: 20-25 minutes
Rest Time: 5 minutes
Grade: A-
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Best International Recipe
This recipe calls for making tiny meatballs (with a scant teaspoon of meat.) The first time I made this, I made the meatballs a little too big, which made the structure of the lasagna a little bit of a problem. I also felt like there wasn't enough tomato sauce. Overall, though, I loved it, so I decided to make this again for Christmas Eve dinner with my family.
I made one with beef and one with Turkey. I also made more sauce (50% more.) I made the meatballs a little smaller, althouth probably still a tiny bit bigger than a teaspoon. No doubt, it is tedious to roll the meatballs, but this is a great dish to make ahead, so it was done the day before the dinner, when I was less stressed. (I had some help with this, thankfully.)
The beef version was better than the turkey. The first time I did this, I used turkey and liked it, but this time I used Trader Joe's Turkey, instead of Jenni-O. I'm not sure why, but I just didn't love the flavor of the TJ turkey in this. I had added some oregano and red pepper to the turkey the first time, and forgot that this time, so maybe that was my problem.
In the end, this is a keeper recipe for me, since lasagna can be made ahead of time, and makes great leftovers.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Southwestern Turkey Burgers
Cook Time: 12 minutes
Grade: A
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Everyday Food (July 2006)
These are very good and big! I used Pepper Jack cheese some skipped chopping up the Jalapeno. I also used a little less Turkey (20 oz, instead of 24), since that is the size of the package.
Labels:
bread crumbs,
ef,
ground turkey,
jalapeno,
meat,
pepper jack
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