Tubettini Pasta With Wilted Arugula, Shrimp & Toasted Garlic

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My hubby said this is his new favorite and I have to agree. He wants me to make it again tonight! The flavors of the creamy pasta with the freshness of the wilted arugula are a perfect compliment to the lightly seasoned and floured shrimp. Tip this baby off with a little crunchy garlic and POW! Continue reading →

Four Cheese Buffalo Chicken Dip

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It’s Game Day time! My Hubby and his Red Zone are in full swing!!! I have learned to love Football and find it very exciting to watch the real season begin. Here is a dip I love to make that is different than the one most people make. It’s always the first dip to go and even the buffalo dip haters love this one!  Continue reading →

Smoked Gouda Mac & Cheese With A Caramelized Onion and Dijon Mustard Crust

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I have said it before and I will say it again… I love Mac & Cheese! I have so many crazy ways floating around in my head about how I believe it would be good that I’ve made a long list to experiment. When they make the cut, I will share them with you. Well, this one surely did! And it’s a perfect edition for our Meatless Monday series not to mention our Mac & Cheese Mondays… Continue reading →

Roasted Beets And Horseradish Mac & Cheese

Roasted Beets And Horseradish Mac & Cheese
I am truly on a Mac & Cheese kick! You can’t imagine all the ideas I have floating around in my head. This one was born out of a big block of horseradish cheese I had in my refrigerator. What does one do with all that cheese… make a mac & cheese of course! What a great blend of flavors. The beets were sweet and the cheese gave a nice bite. It was really good. Continue reading →

Ham & Swiss Wrapped Broccoli With Onion Bechamel

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This is a dish my mother made for us growing up. Probably created from one of those 70’s throwback cookbooks. I often cringe at some of the ingredients they recommended. Obviously ‘processed’ was the star in every dish. It was surely economical for a family of six however, and mother was always health conscious. I will admit that when I was 7 and this plate was put in front of me… I know I made an awful face!… Alas, we grow up and learn to love the very dishes we shunned as kids. I made this dish today for lunch and my Hubby said it was absolutely delicious! Continue reading →