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Tofu chicken stir-fry of broccoli, bell peppers, onion, sugar peas and carrots. Served over Jasmine rice with chopped scallions and fresh cilantro. Fragrant Jasmine tea with a lemon slice to drink.
Beer Brats, Sauerkraut, and home made potato salad.
Rye bread and butter.
Linzer tarts. (thank you for the recipe, Alm!)
Can't rep you again yet but sounds great! And I was just thinking I need to make that chickpea stew she posted! Soon, very soon I shall!
Pizza from a local place tonight. Pepperoni for the kids and it was supposed to be artichoke for the adults but they are out. Oh well, mushroom is a good back up plan.
You are having one of my all time favorite leftovers! Hope you enjoyed it!
Whenever I have leftovers like this, pasta with tomato sauce and meatballs I get my old trusty cast iron skillet and put just a little olive oil in the pan, not too much, but enough to lightly coat the bottom of the pan. Get it good and hot, but not smoking. Throw in some hot chili pepper flakes and let that infuse a bit.
Throw in the spaghetti and meatballs and stir fry them, let them sizzle and toss them around, coating them with the little bit of olive oil and the pepper flakes. Sometimes, I even fry long enough to make crispy bits on the pasta. Oh yes!
Blessings!
I love heating up spaghetti and pasta like that!
My mom would sometimes make frittatas with left over spaghetti or ziti. She would warm it in a frying pan with some oil (some would get nice and crispy), beat a few eggs, add parmesan cheese and some black pepper then add it to the pan. Flipping was not so easy lol...I do this as well from time to time. Food always brings back good memories
My mom would sometimes make frittatas with left over spaghetti or ziti. She would warm it in a frying pan with some oil (some would get nice and crispy), beat a few eggs, add parmesan cheese and some black pepper then add it to the pan. Flipping was not so easy lol...I do this as well from time to time. Food always brings back good memories
Having FAT pork chops with shake and bake, mashed potato's and beans. A staple once a week as i love FAT chops with the bone..cheap meal as a whole. Enjoy your dinners all!
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