Looking for a great side dish that’s easy to make? Michelle has a vegetarian creole rice recipe that is easy to make and goes perfectly alongside just about any protein. Or, just serve it up all by itself!
Chopped bell pepper and celery add color and cajun seasoning adds lots of flavor. Plus this dish can be made in just over 30 minutes. You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on her post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartkitchen!
If you are looking for a great cookie to pack in a lunchbox – Michelle has an easy recipe for cowboy cookies. Packed with m&m’s, chocolate chips, chopped nuts & more – these hearty cookies are sure to please.
You can always adjust the ingredients a bit based on what your family prefers, and since they only take about 8 minutes of prep time they are easy to make the night before.
You can check out Michelle’s recipe along with instructions on her post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartkitchen!
Easy baked teriyaki chicken is a great go-to recipe on a busy weeknight or when you want to be spending time with the family and not in the kitchen. A few minutes of prep time and you can let it cook til done in the oven! The sauce gets tons of flavor from ginger, honey, cider vinegar and more.
Serve up with rice and some bright green veggies like broccoli for a complete and hearty meal. Top with sesame seeds and chopped scallions for an impressive looking dish – especially if you have company. You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on the post HERE.
-Thanks CenterCutCook!
If you are looking for a super tasty pasta dish that can be on the table in about 20 minutes – you might want to check out Michelle’s recipe for tomato basil pasta salad.
To make this recipe you start with frozen tortellini that has been prepared according to package directions. Combine fresh tomatoes, garlic, feta cheese and a few other ingredients and mix well. Refrigerate for a bit before serving to allow all the flavors to come together. You can check out the complete recipe with instructions on her post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartkitchen!
CenterCutCook has a great idea for dinner tonight – slow cooker pork tenderloin. It only takes about 5 minutes of prep time and then sit back and let the slow cooker do it’s magic. There’s only a few ingredients – Dijon mustard, balsamic vinegar, crushed garlic and a few more. Just place the tenderloin in your slow cooker, top with the ingredients and the end result is a super moist and flavorful start to your dinner.
Serve up along rice or your favorite sides for a family pleasing meal that will also impress guests. Even better, right now we have a stack on Hormel Always Tender to help keep this meal budget friendly…
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You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions and additional photos on the post HERE. Thanks CenterCutCook!