Easy and elevated egg muffins you can make ahead for a week of breakfast deliciousness Keyword: easy egg muffins, grab and go breakfast, keto breakfast idea, make ahead breakfast, meal prep breakfast, protein muffins, sous vide egg at home 12 large eggs 4 ounces goat cheese sea salt to taste black pepper to taste 4 white mushrooms 3 cloves garlic or 1 teaspoon garlic powder ⅛ onion or 1 teaspoon onion powder 2 handfuls baby spinach leaves olive oil
I'm really not much of a sandwich girl. Maybe it's because my university years were wrought with far too many squished tuna sammies eaten out of my backpack. But then I came up with this Mediterranean Monte Cristo recipe and everything changed! If you love Greek food, you'll be all over this sandwich....
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1. Good luck getting a reservation at a trendy restaurant. If you do decide to go out to dinner, be sure to book in advance and ask them how booked they are. Typically restaurants overbook on special holidays especially Valentine’s Day. They often add additional seating to take advantage of the busy night but that doesn’t always make for a quiet, candlelit dinner.
Hydrangea – photo above – I did not know this, but my wife told me these are one of her favorite flowers. These marsh plants get their name from a Greek word for water-vessel and were used as for medicinal purposes by the Cherokee Indians and later the first settlers.
Buttered panko breadcrumbs with a mix of spices like parsley, thyme, and chives give a crispy outer layer to these baked and broiled morsels.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Yet another 'quick and easy meal' book. Better than average 'Gourmet Every Day' is 'Gourmet' magazine's entry into the '30 minute meal' / Rachael Ray domain of quick and easy cooking. This is not their first attempt, as they did a 'quick and easy entertaining' book a two or three years ago, which every reviewer correctly pointed out was neither quick nor easy. 'Gourmet' seems to have learned a few things with this book, as, at the very least, these recipes are all pretty easy (Quick depends on your level of kitchen skills).
Originating with the Pennsylvania Dutch and known as a mid-Atlantic food, scrapple is mash made out of pork scraps and trimmings, wheat flour, cornmeal and spices, such as thyme, sage and savory. Typically cut from a loaf, slices of scrapple are then pan-fried and can be served plain or eaten with all sorts of sweet and savory condiments like jelly, ketchup, honey, mustard and apple butter. Like any other breakfast food, you can also eat your scrapple in a sandwich or deep-fried.
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If your anniversary is coming up, or you want to make your next date night something extra special, you have to check out these fancy dinner recipes.
For all the fans of the now gone Gourmet Magazine who didn't keep all the back issues, it is a great addition to your cooking arsenal.
I love to camp and travel. Thanks for sharing such an amazing list of camping recipes. It is truly a great and useful piece of info.
Pan-Seared Steelhead Salmon w/ Mushrooms, New Potatoes & Truffled Spring Pea Sauce | www.feastingathome.com #plating #presentation
Massimo Mele adds a delightful twist to classic carbonara with the inclusion of asparagus and salty pecorino. Colin Fassnidge's barbecued kangaroo with charred corn and avocado
Make this Cucumber Avocado Toast whenever you need quick, easy yet tasty and healthy lunch. This has become my favorite summer sandwich! Vegan too.
This starter platter is hardy without being heavy, and combines a menagerie of rustic earthy flavors, that will make you feel like you’re luxuriating under the Aegean sun no matter where you are. Easy and quick to put together, this spread is sure to be the star of your next get-together.
Arugula: Another one of my favorites, but when I was growing up, it was considered more of a weed than something you would serve at the tables. Then again, when I was growing up, anything but iceberg lettuce was considered a weed in my house. Arugula is bitter and has a very peppery taste. When buying, be sure to try some because not all Arugula is the same and I have found some that even I can’t eat. Great for mixing with other greens.