Posts Tagged ‘easy’

Pita bread pizza.

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

Easy peasy! Want a quick dinner, lunch, breakfast or snack. Grab a piece of (whole wheat) pita bread and top it how you wish. I didn’t feel like making a tomato sauce or opening a whole can of spaghetti sauce for a couple tablespoons so a little K&M barbecue sauce from Spring Hill, Kansas would do me perfect right now. I topped it with goodies I had in the fridge, fresh grated parmesan, freshly crumbled feta, mixed medley cherry tomatoes, and fresh thyme. For sauce you could use anything you want really. White alfredo, buffalo sauce, pesto, nacho cheese, steak sauce, spicy mayo, hollandaise, and on and on…. It’s so easy to make just bake in oven till cheeses melt at around 400 degrees. Done now eat!

Ba ba ba baba ganoush!

Monday, March 8th, 2010

Baba ganoush, what can I say, it’s one of the best names for a food EVER. It’s so fun to say and even better to eat. We adore Mediterranean food in this household and Baba ganoush is the bee’s knees. Baba G is super simple to make, bake then blend. It’s light and refreshing with a very natural and earthy taste. Eggplant, lemon, sesame, and olive oil, what a beautiful combo. I can’t wait to get home from work to dig in again, if there is any left by then, oh!

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Cornbread and beans.

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

I assume J was craving some cornbread because when I walked into the kitchen she was whipping some up. That’s it, just cornbread for dinner. We all know cornbread could be a meal by itself but I still felt it needed a side to go with it (wink). A search for “what goes with cornbread” gave me some yahoo answers. Beans of course! So then hitting foodgawker I came across this quick and easy beans and cornbread at recipegirl. I didn’t have time to bake beans with bacon and all that jazz. Since the pan of cornbread had already been slid into the oven time was of the essence. So a can of bush’s chili beans with sauce and a can of white beans for a nice contrast of color would do (plus there was a lot of sauce in the previous can of beans made a nice mix). I heated it in a small saucepan on med low simmering up until the cornbread was ready. In the meantime I diced some ripe tomatoes, chopped some fresh cilantro, took out some shredded cheese and sour cream, and I still had a few minutes to spare before the cornbread was ready to be pulled out. Quick and simple. To plate just scoop some beans next to a piece of cornbread, plop some sour cream on top, add cheese, tomatoes, cilantro and you’re done!