What was the last meal you cooked?

mjbnj0001

ceiswyn wrote: »

Savoury gooseberry risotto.

Recipe - err, well I started with a recipe for strawberry risotto, and then substituted literally everything except the butter and onion. Freekeh and quinoa provide a more interesting taste and texture, Skyr makes a pretty good low calorie, high protein substitute for mascarpone, and I had a nice dry elderflower fizz that did a reasonable job instead of white wine. I also added feta because it seemed like a good idea (it was).

I've never seen this stuff together in one posting. Sounds intriguing!

DiscusTank5

Not a summer meal by any stretch of the imagination, but here is what we had for supper tonight:
https://www.weightwatchers.com/ca/en/recipe/senegalese-peanut-stew-with-spinach-and-sweet-potatoes/562606a462ef001434bdbfe2

aokoye

Grilled chicken using a marinade from a Peruvian (style) roasted chicken recipe from the NYTimes (sorry for the likely paywall). I ate it with a sauce that I made from cilantro, garlic (so much garlic), lime juice, olive oil, salt, and apple cider vinegar (see here's a logical use for apple cider vinegar!). I also grilled a few ears of corn.

BlowPopKisses

Shrimp pasta (thin whole wheat spaghetti) w/garlic, parsley and lemon juice

jeskarrose1

Taco/ Nachos Bowl. For me having lettuce is a big step!

whmscll

Baked falafel in whole wheat pita bread with shredded cabbage, tomatoes and tzaziki sauce, with a large salad on the side.

jenilla1

Ground turkey and broccoli with pesto sauce and cheese sprinkled on top.

ceiswyn

Bitter green salad.

Courgette, broccoli, fine green beans and spring onion tossed with a dressing of Skyr, Dijon mustard and tarragon. I added sesame tofu for protein, but chicken or turkey would probably work just as well.

QoLmatters

Italian lamb casserole served on carrot, parsnip and pumpkin mash.

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BlowPopKisses

Didn't REALLY cook, but threw a premade Lemon Pepper Salmon fish from Giant in the oven and had green beans w/Tabasco sauce and corn on the side.

OldHobo

Breakfast this morning was a small green salad with tomato and a 4 minute boiled egg. Dressing was the yoke with a couple teaspoons lemon juice. No picture though.
Last night made hickory smoked pork loin slices and potato; smoked a red potato while I was it and added a little ketchup and tomatillo salsa.

acpgee

Starter of watermelon/feta/mint/pomegranate molasses. Main of broiled chicken thigh, chimchurri, hasselback Jersey Royals, butter and garlic sauteed snowpeas. It's too hot to use the oven, so chicken and potatoes were done in the air fryer.

mjbnj0001

Ready-for-the-Weekend Salad -

With all the labor-intensive prep (chopping) out of the way, I've cleared the decks for summer weekend activities, needing only to grill up some protein and maybe add in some sort of additional simple side.

Broken Spaghetti with Mixed Veggies salad, lightly dressed with homemade Italian herb vinaigrette. OK, the sharp-eyed among you will note that this is fettuccine, but the principle is what counts, LOL. What veg? Well, tomato, red onion, green and red peppers, yellow squash, celery, radish, cucumber (seeded and partially peeled), broccoli. I broke the standard dried strands into thirds; next time, probably quarters.

Enjoy the weekend, all!

sammidelvecchio

Dinner last night for me and my friend:

Turkey burgers
-1 lb ground turkey
-3 tablespoons Kroger brand garlic breadcrumbs
-1 egg
- cook in a non-stick pan over medium heat, turning once. I added shredded mozzarella on top

Side of roasted asparagus with olive oil, salt, and garlic. +1 for eating veggies, cuz I never do but am trying to more often.

Appetizer of a freshly cut pineapple

The turkey burgers came out so incredibly moist and I don't know why. Usually I find turkey burgers or chicken burgers SO dry, but these were super moist last night, and I even reheated in the microwave for lunch today and they were still not dry!

Limath

Fried chicken tenders, a combination of whole grain spaghetti and zuchini noodles with marinara.

mattig89ch

I boiled some hotdogs, and microwaved some baked beans. Does that count?

AustinRuadhain

Steamed turnip greens with diced turnips, diced onions and a sauce that included spicy brown mustard; mushrooms; savory baked tofu slices; steamed zucchini with diced grape tomatoes; apple slices

Sunshine_And_Sand

Chicken tacos

o0kody0o

Roasted Veg (Cauliflower, broccoli, carrots & courgettes) made with olive oil and cumin & paprika seasoning.

Once cooked I added some red onion, parsley and I made a nice sauce using “Philadelphia Lightest” cheese.

Pic was taken before putting in the oven 😊

SunshineShari

Baked chicken, salad and rice and beans

acpgee

A snack of my cube shaped bitterballen with mustard. Cutting a trayful of cubes is less work than rolling the batter into little balls, the traditional shape. I heated up a few in the air fryer from the batch I made for the freezer. These are a Dutch bar snack of croquettes made from beef stew which are liquid when you bite into a hot one.

lx1x

Wings.. teriyaki with sauce and corn in the grill..

acpgee

Mostly hot weather food. Ajo blanco followed salad of watermelon/feta/mint drizzled with pomegranate molasses. Main of unseasonal buccatina carbonara stretched with a little spiralized courgette.

tashaervina

^^^ That all looks so yummy and fresh!

I made glowing lentil soup:

Red lentils
Onion
Garlic
EVOO
Vegetable Broth
Diced Tomatos
Spinach
Coconut milk
Turmeric

Optional: shrimp

Its very filling, but light.

samuelgina91

Butter chicken last week and today some palak paneer.

acpgee

Potatoes mashed with cottage cheese. Umbrian (ie no tomatoes) chicken cacciatore pulled out from the freezer that was batch cooked a few weekends ago. Crispy parmesan edamame.

Five0Six

mattig89ch wrote: »

I boiled some hotdogs, and microwaved some baked beans. Does that count?

That's about as far as I go with cooking, too. My ability to cook can be summed up by the great Paris Hilton:

mjbnj0001

So, the family enjoyed the large broken-pasta-and-veg salad I made to tide us over (with various grilled proteins) for a weekend filled with summer activities (see my previous post above, p. 65). Today they said, "do it again, maybe a little different." And one family member wants to count her carbs separately rather than apportioned by recipe-servings calcs. Fair enough. I present today's two salads: "Couscous-With-Veggies" and "Cucumber Dill." What is like pasta, but different? Couscous, of course. And between these two, I got a chance to clear out the fridge in prep for 4th of July foods.

Veg present with the couscous: green and red bell peppers, broccoli, celery, grape tomatoes, red onion, yellow summer squash, cucumber (seeded and partially peeled), radish. Cucumber salad has cukes, red pepper and shallot.

Served tonight with the ubiquitous grilled chicken breasts.

bosque1234

egg whites w/ one yolk, cheese obviously, spices, herbs, fresh fruit, pumpkin seeds, green tea, coffee...baking a chicken later.