31 Days Meme- Day 27
27. Post your favorite recipe
Oh man. I love food, so this is hard. Which favorite? I ended up picking four, which you will see below the cut.
(This is a recipe that Ai gave me, obviously, that I messed with a bit. Also note that I use the grilled chicken strips you can buy prepackaged, salt is eyeballed, I love basil so I put in three really generous pinches of it, and the onion powder I use is a "toasted onion." Oh. Also. When it's done, it doesn't hurt to put a little olive oil in the cooker and mix it up a bit. I think it enhances the taste and also makes the cooker bowl easier to clean later. XD)
(Note on this one that the macaroni and cheese is REALLY heavy. Like seriously, Kelly and I will generally split this, and it's SO good, but it sort of feels like there's a brick sitting in your stomach after you eat it. XD Skim milk is NOT a good substitute- I don't know if whole milk is, but light cream is pretty decent. Still not quite the same, but almost.)
(I'll be honest, I got this from some women's magazine somewhere at some point, but it's really freaking good, so who cares.)
(This is a recipe that I found on sparkpeople that I've basically messed with until I like it. It was originally lasagna, actually, but I found that the lasagna noodles refused to cook properly no matter what I did. The penne, however, works like a charm. Also, you can obviously use whatever veggies you like, but I like broccoli. A lot. :3 So that's what I put in it.)
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This has been crossposted to my DW account. You are free to comment either here or there, if you'd like to comment. Preferably here, but it doesn't really matter. Whichever one works for you. :D
Oh man. I love food, so this is hard. Which favorite? I ended up picking four, which you will see below the cut.
(This is a recipe that Ai gave me, obviously, that I messed with a bit. Also note that I use the grilled chicken strips you can buy prepackaged, salt is eyeballed, I love basil so I put in three really generous pinches of it, and the onion powder I use is a "toasted onion." Oh. Also. When it's done, it doesn't hurt to put a little olive oil in the cooker and mix it up a bit. I think it enhances the taste and also makes the cooker bowl easier to clean later. XD)
(Note on this one that the macaroni and cheese is REALLY heavy. Like seriously, Kelly and I will generally split this, and it's SO good, but it sort of feels like there's a brick sitting in your stomach after you eat it. XD Skim milk is NOT a good substitute- I don't know if whole milk is, but light cream is pretty decent. Still not quite the same, but almost.)
(I'll be honest, I got this from some women's magazine somewhere at some point, but it's really freaking good, so who cares.)
(This is a recipe that I found on sparkpeople that I've basically messed with until I like it. It was originally lasagna, actually, but I found that the lasagna noodles refused to cook properly no matter what I did. The penne, however, works like a charm. Also, you can obviously use whatever veggies you like, but I like broccoli. A lot. :3 So that's what I put in it.)
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This has been crossposted to my DW account. You are free to comment either here or there, if you'd like to comment. Preferably here, but it doesn't really matter. Whichever one works for you. :D