
Classic Gin Sour with Eggwhite
- 2 oz Gin
- 3/4 oz Fresh Lemon Juice
- 3/4 oz Simple Syrup
- 1/2 of the white of an egg
Place fresh ice into a cocktail shaker, Add all ingredients, shake vigorously, strain into a cocktail glass with ice.
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Place fresh ice into a cocktail shaker, Add all ingredients, shake vigorously, strain into a cocktail glass with ice.
Make a rue by melting the butter and adding in the AP flour, cook on medium heat for 2-3 minutes. Add in the liquids and raise heat to bring to boil. Add seasonings and simmer until desired thickness.
This is a quick (to prep) and easy crock pot chili that will satisfy vegetarians and meat eaters alike. You will need:
1 28 oz can Fire Roasted Crushed Tomatos
3 cans of beans of your choice (Black, Pinto, Kidney ,whatever)
1 cup of corn (Fresh or Frozen)
10-15 baby carrots
1 cup Vegatable Stock
2 Tablespoons Chili Powder
2 Teaspoons Cumin
2 Cloves minced Garlic
salt/pepper to taste Continue reading “Crock Pot Veggie Chili”
Quick and easy dinner that I made the other night. We had bought a bag of baby spinach which we love to sauté, and I was craving pasta. So I decided to combine them into a quick and easy dinner. I wanted to get some bacon flavor in there and since Michelle is a vegetarian I used Morning Star Farms Veggie Bacon Strips. I used a Large Shell Pasta since all of the ingredients will be able to get inside them.
1 Package Large Shells – boil in salted water to package directions
1 bag of baby spinach
3 strips of Veggie bacon – cut into small chunks
peas – frozen or fresh
Pesto sauce
While the pasta is boiling start a large sauté pan over medium high heat, add some olive oil get it nice and hot then add in the bacon chunks and frozen peas. Cook 2-3 minutes until the bacon gets a bit crispy and the peas are thawed. Add a bit of unsalted butter and let it heat up then add the spinach. Let this wilt down and keep it moving so it does not burn. I finished it with a bit of salt and lemon juice. Lower the heat to low then add in the Pasta and Pesto and toss it all together. I added a a bit of the starchy pasta water and yet another pat of butter to make the sauce hold to the pasta a bit better.
I added a bit of crushed red pepper flakes to mine, I like the spicy.
Over dinner Michelle and I had the thought that adding some white beans to the sauté might make this even better – I will try that and report back