This lamb and orzo dish is quick and easy to make, all in one stovetop skillet!.
And if you don’t like lamb, you could make this with ground beef. Continue reading “One-Pot Greek Lamb and Orzo For 2”
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This lamb and orzo dish is quick and easy to make, all in one stovetop skillet!.
And if you don’t like lamb, you could make this with ground beef. Continue reading “One-Pot Greek Lamb and Orzo For 2”
I’ve been making these banana streusel muffins since 2008, when my Mom gave me her recipe.
The muffins are good for breakfast, or afternoon snack, or for a sweet ending to your supper. Use a plate though — they’re very crumbly!
One of our favourite winter meals is Veal Osso Buco. It simmers all day in the slow cooker, and fills the house with a wonderful aroma. It’s a delicious and filling meal, with a lovely tomato sauce. Continue reading “Slow Cooker Osso Buco”
The first time I made this recipe was in July 2010, and we’ve enjoyed it many times since then.
The recipe is quick and easy to make, with ingredients that we usually have in the house. And it tastes great! Continue reading “Chicken Thighs With Honey Lemon Rice”
We’re in another heat wave, with temperatures in the low 30s, until Tuesday. And if you like hot and rainy day, you’re in luck! That’s the forecast for Monday to Wednesday.
For this week’s menu, I chose old favourites from our meal plan, and with no new recipes. We tried two new recipes last week, so we need a rest this week! Continue reading “Weekly Meal Plan 2025-08-09”
This Lemon, Shrimp and Prosciutto Pasta recipe is ready in 30 minutes, and it tastes delicious, and looks beautiful! It would be perfect for a romantic dinner for two. Continue reading “Lemon, Shrimp and Prosciutto Pasta for Two”
In the summer of 2008, we gardened enthusiastically, with tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, sorrel, and zucchini, plus lots of flowers.
It was our first (and last) time growing zucchini, which produced way more than we could eat!
This one-pot recipe is adapted from one in the Betty Crocker’s New Dinner for Two Cook Book, that I got when we were first married, long ago.
It’s quick and easy to make, and a great way to use leftover beef. It would work well with cooked pork or chicken too.
It’s a long weekend, here in Mississauga, and the weather forecast looks great! Temperatures will be in the high 20s, with sunshine every day!
For this week’s menu, I chose old favourites from our meal plan, and included two new recipes. We’ll try Chinese-Inspired Corn Soup on Tuesday, after the long weekend.
The other new recipe is Country Seasoned Chicken Breast with Butter Sauce, and we can try that on Friday.
Whether it’s hot outside, or freezing cold, we always enjoy this simple lemon and egg soup. It only takes a few minutes to prepare, and it has a bold lemony flavour, that I love!
The egg makes the soup a bit creamy, but not too thick, and it’s added slowly to the soup, to prevent it from turning into “scrambled eggs”!