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Boyfriend Chicken | February 23, 2011

Boyfriend Chicken

Roast chicken is classic comfort food. A side of mash potatoes, a little wine, some veggies, and a fresh baguette. Sounds pretty good, eh?

Several of my favorite chefs have variations for roast chicken, but each cook has their favorite ingredients to add or not add. But one thing’s for sure; roast chicken will please your man, or GET you a man if you don’t have one.

The wonderful thing about roast chicken is that it’s almost like a ”the kitchen sink” meal, you can basically use any combination of spices or vegetables.

I made roast chicken on Friday night for an arriving … Read More »

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30-Minute Meals: Grandpa’s Chicken Dinner | January 31, 2011

30-Minute Meals: Grandpa’s Chicken Dinner

My daughter and her family have dinner at my house every Sunday. I try to prepare something that is healthy and delicious. My six year old grandson, Dylan, loves chicken, salad, and fruit. Here is a simple meal for a family of four that always satisfies.

INGREDIENTS:

4 skinless, boneless chicken breasts

8 gourmet petite red-yellow Idaho potatoes

2 Cara Cara Navel Oranges

Romaine lettuce leaves

Broccoli

1 Cucumber

DIRECTIONS:

Pre-heat your oven to 350. Slice each breast lengthwise into 4 or 5 pieces. Slice the potato lengthwise in half, then in half again. Place in a baking dish. Add a … Read More »

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Family Meals: Kid Friendly Tilapia | January 24, 2011

Family Meals: Kid Friendly Tilapia

A ‘Super Mom’ has many healthy, fast, and yummy, kid friendly recipes that will come to the nutritional rescue of hungry children! I wanted to share with readers a family fish favorite from the Super Moms Coach. I named it Kid Friendly Tilapia because my fish dodging 10 year old son loved it! This delicious recipe has many superior nutrients that will help keep children healthy and strong! The fish will saturate a child’s body and mind with phosphorus, niacin, selenium, vitamin B12, and potassium while the brown rice and veggies will nourish with even more vitamins, minerals and glycemic … Read More »

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Enjoy a 30-Minute Copycat Recipe for Chinese Fried Rice Takeout | January 3, 2011

Enjoy a 30-Minute Copycat Recipe for Chinese Fried Rice Takeout

By: Kelly Donlea

Many who have tried it say they never, ever imagined they could make fried rice that is better than their favorite chinese takeout. And with a couple of chops and some stirring, you’ll be chopsticking it into your mouth in less than 30 minutes.

The recipe is flexible too. If you don’t have a green pepper, you can substitute a yellow bell pepper, or any combination of carrots, celery and peas. Or use beef or pork in place of the chicken, just add 5 minutes more to the cooking time.

Chicken Fried Rice

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Resolutions from a Domestic Disaster | January 8, 2010

Resolutions from a Domestic Disaster

I have to admit, I’m not the most domestic mother on the block. I’m usually the one that rushes into the school bake sale at the last minute, hair dishevelled, cell phone ringing, with (gasp) store bought cookies, whilst the other parents give me pitying looks. I know. My poor child. Please don’t judge.

The sacrifice I make for being a working mom is often that of control over the kitchen. And for me, that’s a pretty easy trade-off. I’m much better at working than I am at cooking. My mother passed down to me a love of “cereal for dinner” … Read More »

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Book Giveaway: Ciao Italia Five-Ingredient Favorites | December 10, 2009

Book Giveaway: Ciao Italia Five-Ingredient Favorites

Ciao Italia Five-Ingredient Favorites
Quick and Delicious Recipes from an Italian Kitchen
By Mary Ann Esposito

In Mary Ann Esposito’s new book, Ciao Italia Five-Ingredient Favorites, she shows home cooks how to turn just five ingredients into an easy, delicious, and economical Italian dish for the family dinner table. Mary Ann Esposito knows that the genius behind great Italian cooking is the simple philosophy of using just a few quality ingredients to create something delicious. In Ciao Italia Five-Ingredient Favorites she shows home cooks how to make that philosophy work for them so that they can save time and money without sacrificing flavor. … Read More »

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