My sweet husband made a delicious lunch for me on Sunday. I had to share what he made for my post this week.
The presentation was of course super creative. I felt like I was in a fancy restaurant....like the one from Ratatouille. :)
Here is what we ate for lunch in case you would like to try it out.
The raw chicken was beaten to death so it was flat and able to be molded and wrapped around cheese and broccoli. Wrapped around the chicken was turkey bacon. Then cooked nicely on the stove. The chicken is leaning against a cup of wild rice mixed with cheddar cheese rice. The tomatoes were my favorite! The way he placed them on the plate reminded me of the women who preformed in the water and usually in 50's movies. He drizzled balsamic vinegar, olive oil, and gorganzola cheese on the tomatoes making them impossible to resist.
My husband creates his perfect bite by adding a piece of each food on his fork. This way he gets the perfect flavor combination.
This lunch was fun and delicious. Thanks honey! :)
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Chicken Potato Burritos
Chicken Potato Recipe
Few cups of diced red potatoes. Leave those skins on! :)Cook the potatoes in a few tablespoons of olive oil until they are about half way done.
Add in 3 diced chicken breasts
After the potatoes and chicken are nicely cooked add the following:
Paprika
About 1-2 cups of Salsa
Salt and Pepper
CHEESE!!!
Throw this delicious mix into a tortilla and add sour cream to finish it off.
Thanks Chris!
Friday, August 13, 2010
Cream Cheese
My son Sam loves Pancakes. A few mornings ago we made pancakes from a box. I just added a little water to the pancake mix and BING delicious pancakes. Of course we had to add some chocolate chips....however, I was out. Darn. So, I added the next best thing. Butterscotch.
I was pretty sure we were ready to eat, but a tragedy surfaced. We were out of syrup. Well, I could make honey butter as an alternative, but we were out of honey too. My mommy instincts started to churn. I went to the fridge, "what can I put on Sam's pancakes?"
Then, a light turned on. It wasn't just any light, it was a 1000 watt mercury vapor bulb found in a baseball park. I found some cream cheese in the fridge and pulled it out. I put about a fourth of a cup in a mug and added some of my butterscotch chips. I put it in the microwave for a few seconds and viola!
After a quick stir, it was ready to spread on Sam's pancakes and my own. :) The butterscotch chips melted so nicely into the cream cheese and boy was it delicious.
So, I guess I want to say, thank goodness we ran out of syrup.
I was pretty sure we were ready to eat, but a tragedy surfaced. We were out of syrup. Well, I could make honey butter as an alternative, but we were out of honey too. My mommy instincts started to churn. I went to the fridge, "what can I put on Sam's pancakes?"
Then, a light turned on. It wasn't just any light, it was a 1000 watt mercury vapor bulb found in a baseball park. I found some cream cheese in the fridge and pulled it out. I put about a fourth of a cup in a mug and added some of my butterscotch chips. I put it in the microwave for a few seconds and viola!
After a quick stir, it was ready to spread on Sam's pancakes and my own. :) The butterscotch chips melted so nicely into the cream cheese and boy was it delicious.
So, I guess I want to say, thank goodness we ran out of syrup.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Ricotta Raspberry "Moose"
Ricotta Raspberry "Moose" Recipe
(Showcased on Giada at Home)
15 oz of Ricotta Cheese
1/2 cup of Raspberry Jam
Mix together in a food processor until nice a smooth.
Mix 1 cup of whipping cream until thick.
Add 2 tbsp of Powdered Sugar
Continue Mixing until the whipping cream is stiff.
Fold into Ricotta mixture.
Put it in your favorite serving dish and let it cool in the fridge for an hour!
Enjoy!!
(Showcased on Giada at Home)
15 oz of Ricotta Cheese
1/2 cup of Raspberry Jam
Mix together in a food processor until nice a smooth.
Mix 1 cup of whipping cream until thick.
Add 2 tbsp of Powdered Sugar
Continue Mixing until the whipping cream is stiff.
Fold into Ricotta mixture.
Put it in your favorite serving dish and let it cool in the fridge for an hour!
Enjoy!!
Very fluffy and perfect for a Summer Party! |
Remember, it's all about the presentation! |
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