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fallenangelloves

Very simple Tuscan dish.... Roasted Sausages and Grapes! Served with a glass of chianti.... Yum!

Rilke

Tonight's dinner . . . a brontosalad (as my dad and I call them) with various baby greens, mini heirloom tomatoes, orange bell pepper, onion, and Trader Joe's feta with herbs. Just waiting to be dressed with delicious evoo.

MrsJax11

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fallenangelloves

Nikki_too's Apple and Pear Crisp with Cranberries!

fallenangelloves

Back to some basics tonight with Cooking Lite's October issue Meatloaf... And steamed Broccoli!

fallenangelloves

Chicken with Cacciatore Sauce
Food Network Magazine March 2011 issue

KimmyEB

I haven't had cacciatore chicken since I was a little kid!! I remember it being awesome, though!!

sherry_augustine

Love this thread! Unfortunately I don't have time to cook like I used too...busy working 50-60 hrs a week then I have tons of school work in the evenings and on weekends. Will contribute when I get a chance!

pixlamarque

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Chicken and Wild Rice Salad with Almonds (Cooking Light, www.myrecipes.com) . This was the best thing I have made in a long time. The fig vinegar makes it. I found fig balsamic vinegar at Whole Foods. It is a little pricey, but the dressing is so good that I will be making it regularly as my go-to salad dressing for regular salads, so I figure I will get my money's worth. It would be good without the chicken as a side dish as well and I think some sauteed mushrooms would be good in it too. We ate it warm but it is supposed to be served cold. I think this will be even better tomorrow. Can't wait!

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This was Cooking Light, Bourbon Pecan Tart with Chocolate Drizzle. It wasn't too exciting, just a pretty standard pecan pie. I probably wouldn't bother to make it again (mainly because it glued my tart pan together--not worth the clean up!), but if pecan pie is your favorite you would probably like it.

pixlamarque

All of the new stuff looks great! I love goat cheese so those tarts might get made soon. And I've never been a big fan of red sauces, but the Cacciatore looks good. I love olives.

For the folks that are having trouble figuring out how to load pics to the forum, you need to save your photos to photobucket (www.photobucket.com) and it will generate a link that you copy and paste into the body of your reply. You DO have to edit the code a tiny bit once it is copied into your reply. Life will be much easier for you if you don't have a space in your album name (i.e. foodpics instead of food pics). Check out the following link, it is a great pictorial how-to on loading photos (and re-sizing if you need to) :

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/262875-need-help-adding-pictures-look-here-pic-heavy

fallenangelloves

Pork Chop with Cherry Couscous... Cooking Light July 2011

fallenangelloves

And thanks pix for the tutorial on how to shrink it!

Nikkie_too

Mmmm cherry couscous! The chicken cacciatore looks great too! So does the chicken wild rice salad.

This thread makes me hungry - time for bed!

Thanks everyone for posting. I haven't cooked anything photo worthy, but will be heading to Germany next week and will post some foodspotting pics here, if that suits.

fallenangelloves

Wow have fun in Germany!

fallenangelloves

Browned Butter Risotto with Shrimp
Giada/Food Network

morkiemama

Bump! Everything looks so good in here! Very talented group.

fallenangelloves

Mexican Stuffed Shells with Cilantro Lime Rice

Tastes of Home

fallenangelloves

Broccoli-Cheddar Soup Food Network Magazine





Rice Pudding with Craisins

fallenangelloves

Fresh Tomato Sausage and Penne

Cooking Light App

ReginaB13

I'll try to get somethin' cooking tomorrow. I've been a slacker!! The stuffed shells look INCREDIBLE. Everything always does!

Kelene616

Last image of the night I swear! But I had to share these... They are by WW and they are a Fruit and Honey Energy Bar. These have been a staple for me and my husband and are absolutely amazing! Not only are they delicious, but the healthy ingredients inside will surprise you! Try them! They are 324 calories with the chocolate and hold us over til lunchtime!

Oh those look so yummy! Could you pm me the recipe? I would LOVE to try them!

mea9

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fallenangelloves

In honor of Fall I made some Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins for our breakfast this week... Each muffin (double muffin) is 348 calories!

pixlamarque

The Mexican shells are SO going on my list of things to make! And it's funny, but one of my pics to post was of the fresh tomato/sausage pasta from Cooking Light. I'll have to post so we can compare pics. Your's looks better than mine. To be honest, I didn't care much for it. Too dry............

pixlamarque

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Cooking Light, Baked Potato Soup (added chopped fresh jalapeno since the sweetie doesn't do onions and potato soup is so bland.....). It was really good for lunch with the cooler weather.

Jade_Butterfly

Although this was absolutely delicious... It's only a 3/4 cup serving for 387 calories

Recipe from Cooking Light September 2011 issue

What is this.. looks so delish!

atd81

I can't believe I haven't seen this topic before!! All the food looks incredible!

fallenangelloves

Jade- it was a ravioli witgh a spinach pesto from Cooking Light's Sept. Issue....

Pix- I've been wanting to make that soup! Just been waiting for this Texas weather to cool down!

fallenangelloves

The Mexican shells are SO going on my list of things to make! And it's funny, but one of my pics to post was of the fresh tomato/sausage pasta from Cooking Light. I'll have to post so we can compare pics. Your's looks better than mine. To be honest, I didn't care much for it. Too dry............

I let it cook a little longer so I got more moisture out of the tomatoes....

Espressocycle

My own creation: http://icemancooketh.blogspot.com/2010/04/savory-bread-pudding-w-ham-spinach-and.html