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Pin ItWait! Don’t throw away that turkey or chicken carcass from Thanksgiving! Do yourself a favor make home made broth. Fill up a large stock pot with water and throw that puppy into it! Add some celery, onions, garlic, carrots, and maybe some kale and collard greens! Allow the bones to boil down with garlic […]
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Pin ItHere is another quick holiday dessert idea: Home made Nutella…IE chocolate and hazelnut spread. On this chilly winter’s day I’ve been experimenting with healthier Monkey Bread Recipes for my Xmas blog. Today’s attempt included…you betcha…home made nutella. I have tried this many times before but, never remembered to blog about it. This could NOT […]
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Pin ItI’m letting out a great cheer because the holidays are here!!!! There will be family, parties, food, music, and just so much fun for me. I can’t be more excited! I had my first “thanksgiving” dinner at church yesterday and it was fabulous! There was an entire table filled sky high with dinner foods […]
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Pin ItSo I’ve been on an Indian food kick lately. It started with the crockpot full of chickpeas the other day and exploded from there. First, I made Chana Saag. Then, last night I made Rogan Josh and today I am making cilantro chutney. I am obsessed ya’ll! As per the request of the lovely […]
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Pin ItSo this is gonna be a super quick post about my soon to be devoured dinner. A lightening fast Spinach Chickpea curry. YUM!!!! This whole adventure began because I’ve been on a kick lately to use all the spices and dried foods in my cabinet. Why? Well it frankly was starting to be sad. […]
It’s so cold outside this morning. I was all snug under my covers and getting up didn’t sound like the best idea. But, I have writing to do, church, and plus I was hungry. I looked in the fridge and saw the remains of a rotisserie chicken I bought, some leeks, and carrots and decided to make a super quick Chicken veggie soup to warm up my soul. Basically I threw the entire carcass, leeks, onions, carrots, jalapenos (because I like it hot), lots of dill, poultry seasoning, a dash of sesame oil, garlic powder, cumin, and cilantro into a pot.
I took a shower and got dressed while everything cooked together. 30 minutes later I took the bones of the chicken out of my pot and VOILA! A fast and delicious way to start my day! YUM!
Bon Appetit ~
A good meal doesn’t have to take very long!
