Showing posts with label recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recipe. Show all posts

Saturday, June 6, 2020

Coffee Ice Cream






Coffee Ice Cream

Base ingredients:


4 C heavy cream
                                                                    2/3 C sugar (or to taste)                                                              
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 C whole milk

Add:
2-3 Tbsp (per taste) coffee crystals
In a bowl whisk cream, sugar and crystals until

sugar and coffee has dissolved completely 
Add milk and vanilla
Cover bowl and chill for at least an hour-
 I did over night for the sugar to dissolve

Make according to you ice cream maker

Use the base and chage the add in:
Maple Nut use maple syrup and extract add nuts
Chocolate Add chocolate syrup and crushed oreos
Strawberry Add strawberry syrup and chopped strawberries

Sunday, November 5, 2017

Thai Butternut Soup







I made this soup last night





I did have a few adjustments
I could not find the Kraft dressing so I ended up 
substituting Sam's Choice Sweet Lime Cilantro Dsg




  • 4 cups chopped peeled butternut squash (I bought free pre-chopped squash)
  • 3 cloves garlic, minced
  • 3 cups 25%-less-sodium chicken broth
  • 1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro
                                    Dump all ingredients except cilantro and                              peanuts into a slow cooker 
  •                                  and cook until squash is soft


  •                                    Using a immersion blender, puree the                                  squash or pour into blender
  •                                   in small batches; blend until smooth
  •                                  Serve topped with nuts &  cilantro. 
  •                           (I used toasted pumpkin seeds)
  •                          I also had some crusty bread with it


Monday, September 25, 2017

Pumpkin and Sausage Stuffed Shells





1 jar Aldis Pumpkin Chipolte Pasta Sauce**
abt 15  lg pasta shells
mozzarella cheese
1lb  package ground sausage (could use hot or sage sausage)

Boil shells until al dente. Drain

Fry up sausage with bell pepper and mushrooms or any other veggie you would like - onions or zucchini might be good - would be great place to use leftover vegggies

Pour a small amt of sauce on the bottom of the baking dish. Place drained empty shells on top of the sauce and spoon fill w the sausage mixture. Pour the remaining sauce on top of the shells and sprinkle w cheese Bake at 350 until hot and bubbly




** I did find a recipe for a pumpkin chipolte sauce here  if you don't have an Aldis - I have not tried it

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Lo Cal Chicken Pot Pie



10 3/4 oz Healthy Request Cream of Chicken soup


  • 1/2 cup Water





  • 2 cups Mixed Frozen Vegetable





  • 8 oz Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast





  • 1/4 cup Onion, Sweet





  • 1/2 cup plus 2 Tbsp Bisquick Heartsmart Mix





  • 1/3 cup Almond milk or skim





  • 2 tbsp Egg substitute






  • Preheat oven to 400 degrees
     saute veggies, chicken in a saucepan until cooked


    add soup and water


    pour into an 8x8 baking dish
    in a separate bowl
    mix bisquick, milk and egg substitute
    until throughly combined
    spread on top of chicken mix
    place baking dish 
    on a cookie sheet
    and bake until crust
     is golden abt 20-25 min



    Serves 4   303 calories

    Adapted from


    now-eat-this


    Saturday, March 19, 2011

    Chocolate Mint Overload Version 2

    I've talked abt my dtrs
    favorite cake


    Well this year it had
     to be adapted because 
    I couldn't find 
    pirouettes
    or Andes chips
    I chopped up Andes candies
     for the top
    and used 
    Walmarts version 
    of Thin Mints



    So instead of










    Tuesday, March 8, 2011

    Malacadas (Portuguese Donuts)

    A Fat Tues tradition in my house
     is making Malacadas


    Malacadas
     (Portuguese Donuts)

    6 C Flour
    1 C sugar
    2 pkg. Yeast                                               
     1 ¾ C lukewarm warm water
     (abt 80-100 degrees)
    4 eggs        
         2 tsp. salt                                                    
     2 tsp. vanilla                                             
     1/3 C melted shortening

    I use


    oil
    Cinnamon Sugar

    Mix yeast with 
    a small amount
     of water and sugar
     until dissolved
     (proofed)


     Do not use metal utensils. 
    Add 1 cup of water
     and 2 cups of flour
    . Beat well and add
     the other ¾ cup of water





     Set in a warm place
     - without drafts
    My grandmother
     always put a towel
    on top of the bowl so...
    in family tradition....


     to rise until doubled
     – about 1 hour. 


    Then add sugar, fat, 
    eggs and flavoring. 
    Mix well and add 
    remaining flour
     to make a soft dough.





     Knead well and place
     in a well-greased bowl.
     Allow to sit in
     a warm place
     until doubled
     – about 1 hour.


    While waiting
     put cinnamon sugar
    in a paper bag



    Take a small amt 
    of dough and pull 
    it into fun thin shapes



     Pull into pieces 
    and fry in deep 
    fat til dark


    drain with
     a paper towel


    This is the part us kids
     were allowed 
    to do - shake them
     in a paper bag



    Aren't these
     yummy looking??







    Monday, February 28, 2011

    Black Forest Cake

    This is the cake
    my hsb wants for his b-d every year

    1 choc cake mix
    1 can frosting
    1 can cherry pie filling

    Grease Bundt pan


    Make cake according to
    package directions


    Pour 3/4 of batter into the pan
    top with cherries
    I place them in the middle
    using abt 1/2 the can


    cover the cherries w remaining batter




    the cherries rise to the top 
    so I try to put them
    so that the batter
    hits the pan while baking




    heat the frosting enough
    to be pourable


    top w remaining cherries