Posted by: Heather
I’ve been concentrating on all of the wonderful summer fruits out right now, and I have been neglecting the veggies! One of my absolute favorites is zucchini! You can do so much with zucchini and it is wonderful low calorie vegetable that packs a punch of both protein and fiber! Here is a great recipe to disguise the vegetable, along with another great summer veggie – corn, that even your kids will enjoy!
Ingredients:
1 cup grated fresh zucchini
1/2 cup fresh or ...
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This is a super simple recipe for a very basic jambalaya. I can’t eat spicy foods, so this is made very basic, but can be spiced up with any sort of hot sauce or seasoning you may choose!
Ingredients:
1 pkg of beef sausage
1 16 oz bag of frozen shrimp
1 onion – diced
1 can of diced tomatoes with green chilies
1 cup BBQ sauce (I used Kraft original)
1 can chicken broth
2 cups of instant rice
Thaw frozen, raw shrimp in a large bowl of ...
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These are a great favorite here in our house, but we don’t always have left over roast or brisket sitting around, so I came up with this… ready to go dinner for 2 size baggies of chopped beef. Just heat and eat.
Step 1: Fire up the old crock pot.
Step 2: Add roast, ...
Aka Bulk Pasta Sauce, perfect for a quick heat and eat home cooked meal. The best part is that it is very cheap considering how many meals you get out of it.
I’ve made this several times before and it is an absolute favorite among all.
Step 1. Fire up the oven at 375*F to preheat.
Step 2. Crumble up your ground beef in the bottom of a roasting pan. This beef was starting to brown from sitting in ...
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Baking ground beef, the easy way to creating the perfect foundation for any beef dinner. Best of all, it freezes great so all you need to do is heat and eat. Just think, no muss, no fuss… you come home from work, nuke your frozen ground beef mix, toss it in your noodles or rice or whatever and voila, dinner is served!
Step 1. Kick the oven on to about 375*F so it preheats while you get things ready.
Step 2. ...
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