- Olive oil
- vinegar
- Mandarin orange juice
- Mixed lettuce greens
- thyme
- cilantro
- parsley
- chicken bouillon
- small red onion
- celery
- oregano
- tomato sauce
- squash
I used 3 cups of rotini (which I’m sure wasn’t a full 12 oz), cooked it for more like 15 minutes, and didn’t add the remaining sauce , and it turned out great. 16 WW pts.
- shredded Parmesan cheese
- rotini pasta
- spaghetti sauce
- Banquet breaded chicken patties
- sliced mozzarella cheese
- milk
- cream of mushroom soup
- dry mustard
- milk
Always made with refried black beans, which is why I call them burritos. It just doesn’t taste right with just meat and veggies. I also like to serve this dish with spinach instead of crunchy lettuce, because it’s one of those things that you can easily sneak spinach into for the kids (as if they needed to grow any taller).
- cheddar cheese
- refried black beans
- tortillas
- fajita seasoning mix
- bell pepper
- sour cream
- spinach
Serve with BBQ Chicken Pizza
- Parmaigano-Reggiano
- peas
- bag lettuce
- Red wine vinaigrette
Serve with Pea Salad
- mozzarella cheese
- cilantro
- Pizza crust dough
- bacon
Cutting the sweet potatoes into slices of even thickness is important in getting them to cook at the same rate. A potato masher will yield slightly lumpy sweet potatoes; a food mill will make a perfectly smooth puree. The potatoes are best served immediately, but they can be covered tightly with plastic wrap and kept relatively hot for 30 minutes. This recipe can be doubled in a Dutch oven; the cooking time will need to be doubled as well.
- heavy cream
- sweet potatoes
- sweet marsala wine
- mushrooms
- pancetta
- parsley