Have you ever had Tuna Tartar at a restaurant? Delicious, but who has that type of tuna at home? We all have can tuna! And with an avocado and egg, you can make the “tartar” tower at home. It’s a great low-fat, low-calorie, low-carb lunch or dinner, or even a quick appetizer for guests. FirstContinueContinue reading “Tuna Avocado Egg Tower”
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Individual Beef Wellingtons
Beef Wellington is a luxury steak meal that can be made at home. The puff pastry makes an amazing presentation, the ingredients taste fresh and earthy, and the dipping sauce is light and aromatic. While Chef Gordon Ramsay did not create the Beef Wellington, he did make it famous. My recipe is a smaller, individualContinueContinue reading “Individual Beef Wellingtons”
Rolled Lasagna Christmas Wreath
Lasagna is a family favorite. I make lasagna every holiday and family get togethers. The ingredients are traditional, with some healthy alternatives. The difference with this recipe is the presentation. Instead of layering the pasta, I roll it up. It tastes the same as layered, but rolled is a prettier presentation (and less messy). YouContinueContinue reading “Rolled Lasagna Christmas Wreath”
Fruit and Cheese Christmas Tree
I can’t remember the last holiday gathering where fruit and cheese wasn’t an appetizer. It’s easy to assemble, can make it ahead of time, and everyone can enjoy it while the meal is cooking. I made this for our family’s Christmas gathering. It’s pretty simple. Just arrange the fruit and cheese in a triangle, andContinueContinue reading “Fruit and Cheese Christmas Tree”
Deviled Eggs Christmas Wreath
Deviled eggs is a easy appetizer that looks and tastes great. It can go with about any holiday or family gathering. I made this Christmas Wreath for the family and it was a win! The recipe has all the traditional ingredients, and with some food coloring, it transforms the normal deviled eggs into a holidayContinueContinue reading “Deviled Eggs Christmas Wreath”
Regrow Vegetables and Fruits for FREE
Vegetables and fruits are so expensive – and we usually throw away the parts we don’t eat. Don’t waste these parts. You can regrow new ones FOR FREE from the ones you already have. You can regrow vegetables and fruits from store bought ones or home grown, and from either their roots or their seeds.ContinueContinue reading “Regrow Vegetables and Fruits for FREE”
FREE Homemade Stock from Scraps
The words “Free” and “Homemade” and “Scraps” usually don’t go together. “Free” could mean worthless, “Homemade” can be overwhelming, and “Scraps” mean trash. But you CAN make Free Homemade stock with ingredients you will have in your kitchen at some point, and it’s easy to make. The key to FREE is the scraps. Don’t throwContinueContinue reading “FREE Homemade Stock from Scraps”
Air Fryer Cornish Hen
Air fried Cornish hen is crispy and flavorful. The flavor comes from brining and compound butter. No oil! Only spray oil needed.
Baked Blooming Onion
When I think blooming onion, I think CALORIES. Thousands of calories. But it’s SO good. So I came up with a recipe that’s a fraction of the calories, and it’s delicious. My Baked Blooming Onion is sweet and spicy, without the oily aftertaste. With just a few ingredients you can make this recipe for aContinueContinue reading “Baked Blooming Onion”
Salmon En Papillote
Salmon En Papillote, or Salmon in parchment paper, is the easiest and best tasting weeknight meal. And, it’s an easy clean up night too. This method of steaming the salmon in parchment paper creates a juicy and flaky piece of fish. This meal is easy to assemble and makes such a statement when you serveContinueContinue reading “Salmon En Papillote”
