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Good Food Reads | 01.11.17

January 11, 2017 By Holly Leave a Comment

Good Food Reads

I woke up early this morning to the most beautiful of winter snowfalls. Big, fluffy flakes falling softly and covering the still dark streets in a blanket of white. Days like this make me crave comfort foods like soups and stews and rich desserts even more than I usually do and have certainly inspired my picks for this week’s Good Food Reads.

Herby Lentil and Sausage Soup from Cooking Light is on the menu for tomorrow night. I’m hopeful that this one will even get the thumbs up from my preschooler! I’m also looking to try out this other recipe from CL for Hearty Tortellini Soup. 

Speaking of my preschooler…are you guys familiar with Weelicious? It’s a great website for anyone with kids who loves food and wants to feed their kids real food that adults will love as well. This week, I’m loving their 15 Hacks for Store Bought Rotisserie Chicken and can’t wait to try out the California Style Cauliflower Rice and Beans as well.

Like many others this time of year, I’m trying to reset a little in my diet after a season of pure indulgence. I’ve always found that when I eat a hearty, healthy breakfast, I tend to snack less throughout the day and generally make better choices. These Fruit, Nut, and Brown Sugar Freezer Oatmeal Cups will be perfect for days when I want a great breakfast but don’t really want to cook! (via Better Homes and Gardens)

And for those days when I want a really comforting breakfast but don’t care about calories (i.e. just about every Sunday!), I give you: Blood Orange and Cardamom French Toast (Spoon Fork Bacon).

I bought a large chunk of feta cheese last week for an appetizer I was making and have quite a bit left that needs to be put to use ASAP! I think these Feta Stuffed Chicken Breasts should do the trick (via Better Homes and Gardens).

And finally, an easy dessert sure to please just about everyone from Kelsey Nixon of Cooking Channel fame: Caramelitas. 

Friends, those are your Good Food Reads for the week. If you have recommendations for recipes, helpful cooking websites, or cookbooks to feature on GFR, let us know! We’d love to share the love.

Until next week…

 

Filed Under: Good (Food) Reads Tagged With: Cauliflower, Chicken, Feta, Oatmeal, soup

Roasted Beet and Orange Salad

July 11, 2016 By Lane 23 Comments

Beet and Orange Salad

Are you looking for a good summer salad?  Roasted Beet and Orange Salad is the salad for you!  As many of you know, I am a huge lover of beets.  I often find myself with leftover roasted beets in my refrigerator, and this salad is a fabulous use for them.  Not only is this salad colorful, it is also packed with nutrition!  …

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Filed Under: Salads Tagged With: beets, citrus viniagrette, Feta, orange, pecans, salad

Greek Nachos with Tzatziki

July 1, 2016 By Holly 24 Comments

Greek Nachos with Tzatziki

I think it’s fair to say that (almost) everyone loves nachos. A staple at parties, most tend to lean toward the southwest in their flavor profiles – cheese, spicy meats, peppers, and salsa. This summer, we wanted to come up with a twist on the classic. Something a little lighter, with fresh, bright flavors but still a great party food that is easily assembled for even the most spontaneous of gatherings. Enter: Greek Nachos with Tzatziki….

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Dips Tagged With: appetizers, Feta, Greek, Nachos, Olives, Tzatziki

Greek Chicken and Barley Salad

March 21, 2016 By Holly 1 Comment

Greek Chicken and Barley Salad

Greek Chicken and Barley Salad is an absolute staple in our house from spring until the early fall. An easy, crowd pleasing recipe, it is filled with fresh, colorful veggies and topped with tangy feta and salty kalamata olives. Shredded chicken rounds out the salad and really makes it a perfect one dish meal. The best part? It can be put together in about 40 minutes when using one or two quick short cuts and is perfect for toting along to work or school or even bringing to a neighborhood gathering. In the summer, all of the ingredients  (with the exception of the barley, which I buy in bulk and keep on hand in the pantry) can be found at my local farmer’s market or in my herb garden, which makes it even more fun to make. Even my somewhat vegetable averse husband loves it and usually requests I make it at least once a week in the summer.  I consider that a major win….

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Filed Under: Main Course, Salads Tagged With: Barley, Chicken, Feta, Greek, Olives

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