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- Recipes with Rachel: Nachos with a healthy twist - The Edwardsville Intelligencer
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Recipes with Rachel: Nachos with a healthy twist - The Edwardsville Intelligencer Posted: 27 Apr 2021 12:00 AM PDT  Nachos are a top food choice for me, but just not any typical nachos. I like to switch it up here and there — try different chips, veggies, add some fruit, different cheeses. It keeps it fun! I received my shipment of veggies to my door this week and there were a handful of sweet potatoes. I plan to make some for supper this week, but I wanted to try roasting them like chips as well. Once I roasted them, I was going to make a dip, but then I decided to make them into nachos for lunch. They ended up being beautiful, and I was less bloated after eating them. Sweet Potato Nachos Prep time: 10 minutes | Cook time: 40 minutes | Total time: 50 minutes Ingredients 2 sweet potatoes, peeled and sliced into small chip-like pieces 1/2 lb of ground sausage, cooked 3 cups of shredded cheese (I use pepper jack to give it some spice) 2 cups tomatoes, diced 2 cups black beans, cooked and drained 1/2 jalapeño, chopped Recipe Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and spray a baking sheet. Assemble the sliced sweet potatoes in a single layer on the baking sheet. Bake for 30 minutes or until they begin to brown around the edges. These will be your "chips" so they need to be firm. Spoon the sausage on top of the cooked sweet potatoes. Sprinkle 2 cups of cheese over the sausage and potatoes. Add the tomatoes and black beans on top of the cheese. Sprinkle the remaining cheese on top of the tomatoes and beans. Place the jalapeños over the cheese. Place the baking sheet back into the oven for 4-5 minutes so the cheese melts. Serve immediately. Rachel Tritsch, creator of Recipes with Rachel is a full-time working wife and mother of two little girls. She creates simple and delicious recipes for busy families like her own because family dinner around a table is important, but it doesn't need to be hard. For more simple and delicious recipes, visit recipeswithrachelt.com or join my Facebook group, Recipes with Rachel.  |
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Mother's Day Dinner Recipes for All of the Moms in Your Life - Bon Appetit Posted: 28 Apr 2021 12:30 PM PDT  Everyone knows that the best Mother's Day gifts are always handmade—like the macaroni picture frame you crafted in first grade—and that applies to Mother's Day dinner too. This year save the fancy reservation for another night and make Mom something from the heart. Of course, if you're having trouble picking the perfect meal to show just how much you care, this list of Mother's Day dinner ideas can be your lifeline. Whether she's in the mood for something seasonal like a ramp pesto spaghetti or a spring-y panzanella, or a year-round favorite like slow roast beef, let one of these recipes be the way you show her how you feel.  |
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Love Trying Easy Vegan Recipes? Sign Up For Recipe of the Day - The Beet Posted: 29 Apr 2021 07:48 AM PDT  Whether you love to try new healthy recipes or are determined to master the art of vegan cooking, this free plan is for you. Sign up to get a recipe of the day delivered to your inbox every morning for fresh ideas to cook up meals that are healthy, plant-based, and delicious! The Beet has published more than 500 delicious recipes that skip all animal products, and here we hand-picked 31 of the most popular dishes to bring you a month of healthier, satisfying meals: Vegan breakfasts, lunches, and dinners to get creative in the kitchen. From healthy grain bowls to light pasta dinners, each recipe is packed with better-for-you ingredients that will keep you energized and feeling your best, all day long. Don't worry if you aren't much of a chef, since every recipe is easy to make and uses widely accessible ingredients. Sign up for the Recipe of the Day newsletter and get 31 days of recipes sent to you every day, starting today! Want to start cooking right now? Here is one of our favorite recipes to kick off the series: Easy Vegan Pesto Pasta Recipe of Day Sign-UpSandra Oh and 20 Others It Might Surprise You to Learn Are Plant-Based |
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Posted: 29 Apr 2021 02:07 PM PDT CHICAGO, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Quicklly, the most comprehensive destination for South Asian groceries, Instant Pot meal kits, and meal delivery, is launching the "World of Recipes'' competition in celebration of the most popular cook in America. Along with brand ambassador John Cerasani, former Division 1 football player, startup investor, and owner of Glencrest Global (Cerasani Family Office), the "World of Recipes'' contest allows chefs to share their beloved home recipes with people across the country. At the same time, customers can shop for the ingredients at the click of a button and have them delivered directly to their door via Quicklly's simple ordering process. Chefs can also get rewarded every time their recipe is shared or ingredients are purchased. With this unique contest that kicks off on April 26, 2021, and ends on May 30, 2021, there is more than one way to be a winner - The creator whose recipe has the most shares via Quicklly will be eligible to win $500, but all recipes are eligible for either a cash reward of $50 for every 100 shares or a 2% lifetime royalty payment whenever the ingredients from their specific recipe are sold. "As a major foodie and investor in many food-based startups, I'm excited for the opportunity to spotlight and celebrate the creativity, ingenuity, and skill of recipe creators through the World of Recipes competition," said John Cerasani, Owner of Glencrest Global, Cerasani Family Office. "Whether chefs are sharing a new twist on a classic dish or a legacy recipe that's been in their family for years, I'm thrilled that we'll be able to show customers the ways that Quicklly can make even buying the ingredients for specific recipes easy and turn-key." With ingredients and meals that can be shipped nationwide, customers can order online, schedule their most convenient delivery time and date, and easily manage payment with the click of a button. Quicklly helps small businesses maximize the reach and simplifies customers' lives by managing local deliveries up to a 20-mile delivery radius, offering a range of Ready-to-Cook Sauces, Meal Kits, and Organic Instant Pot Meals made with authentic Indian spices and ingredients, and providing new nationwide delivery for ingredients via the "World of Recipes'' competition. "This recipe contest was inspired by what we see as the power of food to unite, carry memories, and comfort," said Keval Raj and Hanish, Quicklly's Co-Founders. "We know that so many of our customers have cherished family recipes that they love to prepare and share, so we wanted to provide a platform for them to reveal their passion for cooking with others while also getting rewarded themselves." Through partnerships with local grocery stores, restaurants, and food companies, Quicklly is on a mission to be the nation's largest and most comprehensive Indian and South Asian food marketplace. To learn more about the "World of Recipes'' contest, go to quicklly.com/recipes. For more information or to sign up, go to quicklly.com. About Quicklly Whether longing for ingredients to stock up your kitchen or meals to satisfy your cravings, Quicklly offers everything you need to enjoy South Asian and Indian cuisine, all in one place. As the nation's most comprehensive, one-stop marketplace, Quicklly provides access to a range of Indian grocery ingredients, tiffins, meal kits, and fully prepared restaurant meals delivered to your doorstep. Founded in 2017, Quicklly also provides a full digital presence for local businesses, connecting them to customers across Greater Chicago, New York, New Jersey, San Francisco, the Bay Area, and nationwide. Learn more at https://www.quicklly.com. World of Recipes Terms and Conditions Full terms and conditions can be found on quicklly.com/recipes. Media Contact Susan Oguche
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11 Best Dinner Recipes For One On TikTok - Bustle Posted: 29 Apr 2021 11:52 AM PDT  Figuring out dinner for yourself can be, if not quite rocket science, then at least as difficult as getting a formula to work in Excel. What's in my farmer's market haul that's about to go bad? How long does a veggie burger take to defrost? And what kind of dinner recipe can I make for one person that won't leave me eating beans six meals in a row? If you're not the meal-prep type, the fact that most recipes are designed for family-sized portions is much less convenient than Ina Garten lets on. A recent survey of 2,000 Americans conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Gilbert's Craft Sausages found that 66% of respondents "always accidentally end up making enough food to feed a family" when they're cooking for themselves, and over 60% say they don't get around to eating the leftovers they took the time to refrigerate. For people who enjoy cooking for themselves, but prefer to eat more than one kind of food every week, finding dinner recipes for one person can help bridge the gap. But where are you supposed to find recipes that use exactly half an avocado, kimchi, and a hunk of Manchego (or whatever else is left in your fridge)? TikTok cooking videos offer tons of inspiration for dishes you can whip up as is, or adapt to what you have in the pantry. Here are 11 of TikTok's best dinner recipes for one person. 1Spaghetti Pomodoro2Spicy Tofu NoodlesThe Korean Vegan is well known for her emotional TikToks about love and life, but also for her delicious vegan meals. This spicy tofu noodle dish uses gochujang, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, an assortment of veggies, and tofu for a dinner for one that comes together in less than a half hour. 3Protein and Rice BowlThis dish is a great way to use up a pot of rice. Layer rice with thin, marinated, pan-seared protein (like chicken) and fridge pickles (like sauerkraut or kimchi), and you have dinner in less than 15 minutes. 4That Baked Feta PastaYou know that viral baked feta and tomato pasta that most people made in a giant casserole dish? Yeah, this version is adapted for just one person, with exact measurements for a smaller portion. 5Egg SouffléNot as much effort as a quiche, more special than an omelette, this egg soufflé recipe for one person can be eaten for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and can easily stay vegetarian or incorporate the protein of your choice. 6Cheesy Chicken TacosThis TikTok will walk you through making four small tacos with cheesy chicken and pico de gallo. The video uses one of those fancy taco stands to toast the tortillas, but you can also fold them in your toaster to crisp them into your desired shape. 7Baked Mac & CheeseYou don't need a giant dish to make baked mac and cheese for one person. This video explains how to scale down the ingredients to make just enough mac and cheese for yourself. 8Sushi BakeMaking a sushi bake is a super fun activity for a solo weeknight if you have some time on your hands. This creator is up front about how she eyeballed the ingredients, but with her helpful video, you can guesstimate what you need for your own bake. 9Smoked Herring & PotatoesThis TikTok helpfully shows exactly how many aromatics you need for this dish (two cloves of garlic and an eighth-ish of an onion, thank you very much). It's also a clever way to use tinned fish, which on top of keeping well in your pantry, is also super sustainable. 10Restaurant-Style SaladWant to use up all the veggies in your fridge? Try a big salad. This video explains tips and tricks restaurants use to make their salads delicious and not, you know, just something you threw in a bowl at the end of the day. You can follow the linked recipe or swap in your own vegetables according to your preference. 11FalafelThis falafel recipe uses just one can of chickpeas so you don't have to have a ton of leftovers in your fridge (though you can certainly scale this up if you'd rather fry them in bulk). Pair with toasted pita bread, some veggies, and a little hot sauce, and that's dinner for one.  |
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