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Jess2 Posted: Dec 26, 2002 08:01 PM+
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Easy recipes?

Ok, I admit it...I CAN'T COOK!!!! Does anybody have any easy and healthy receipes to pass on!! I'd really appreciate any help I can get. Thanks!!!!!
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Jen_n_Dale Posted: Dec 26, 2002 08:17 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

This is if you like quesadillas.... I buy the mission tortillas burrito size which are in the refridgerated section at your local grocer... Fine shredded taco/nacho/cheddar/whatever cheese. Place on a frying pan and put on medium heat, put cheese on half a side and flip over the other side. Cook until cheese is melted. You can add perdue sliced chicked shortcuts. (any flavor will do). Use sour cream or your favorite salsa to dip in.
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Fran M Posted: Dec 26, 2002 10:14 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

I made this tonight - very easy and quick and only one pan

Chicken Marsala
4 thin cut chicken cutlets
2 cups sliced mushrooms
3/4 cup marsala wine
1/4 cup water*Dredge chicken in flower
flower
rosemary (optional)
olive oil

*Dredge chicken in flower
*In a large skillet cook mushrooms in olive oil until done- Set aside
*Add chicken to skillet and cook through 4 - 5 minutes - Remove chicken
*Return mushrooms to skillet and add marsala wine water and rosemary, on med heat wisk until slightly thickened (you may need to add a little flour)
*Pour sauce/mushrooms over chicken and serve.


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lilmrs Posted: Dec 26, 2002 10:16 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

I LOVE quesadillas!!!!
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Valenia Posted: Dec 26, 2002 10:28 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Fran M - you have way too much faith in us. What is the definition of a thin cut chicken cutlets? Do we take a boneless chicken breast and cut it or buy it that way? What does Dredge mean? LOL
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dubliner Posted: Dec 27, 2002 08:26 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

LMAO

just in case you are not kidding

a chicken cutlet is a boneless breast of chicken.
dredging is where you place some flour on a plate and put the chicken in the flour, so the flour sticks to the chicken, and then you turn the chicken over, and coat the other side.

theres always takeout!!!
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M&M2004 Posted: Dec 27, 2002 08:33 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Perdue sells two cuts of Chicken Breast and one is thin-sliced. It says it on the package. You can get it in the regular grocery store.
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alina Posted: Dec 27, 2002 09:32 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Here is the guacamole recipe (FH eats it without anything else quite often):

1 Avocado - mashed
Half of a medium tomato (or even less, depending on size of avocado)
Half of a medium onion (preferably, red)
Some cilantro
Juice of half of the lime
A spoon or 2 of sour cream

Mix it all up and serve with whatever mexican food you like!!!

I also loove goya's chunky salsa's
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Valenia Posted: Dec 27, 2002 09:36 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Shockingly dubliner, I wasn't kidding. :o) I'm actually a fairly adventurous cook (just made molten chocolate cake for the first time last night, mmm mmm) but I just don't yet have a big vocabulary of cooking terms! So, I tend to pick my recipes based on the ones that use only words I know. hehe. Thanks for clarifying, now I have two more words in my vocabulary!
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Suzanne Posted: Dec 27, 2002 10:03 AM+
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JEn_DAle

Im going to make those quesidillas (sp?) this weekend!!! THANKS!!!
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MaryK Posted: Dec 27, 2002 10:08 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

LOL Valenia - I have to say Fran's recipe is great and I have made it lots of times. And this is coming from a woman who set the stove on fire with spaghetti!

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Betty Posted: Dec 27, 2002 10:19 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

For the quesadillas (chicken) do you just add cut up chicken breat or is the 'sliced chicken shortcut' something that you buy?
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sept20yay! Posted: Dec 27, 2002 10:27 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Last night, I baked chocolate chip cookies for FI and we wrapped it up and he took them to work this morning for his office.... They were wonderful! For me, who doesn't cook, this was a huge deal!!!
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Sassy Posted: Dec 27, 2002 10:37 AM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Thanks for opening this thread Jess, I also need help BAD
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Fran M Posted: Dec 27, 2002 10:43 AM+
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Good Reference Book for Cooking

A good reference to have on hand is the Betty Crokers Cookbook. It has definations of many cooking terms and basic information like how to calculate cooking time based on weight, food storage tips etc. Of course it also has a lot of recipies.
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Jess2 Posted: Dec 27, 2002 11:56 AM+
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Re: Good Reference Book for Cooking

I'm going to try the quesadilla recipe too. I actually bought a book - the Joy of Cooking, hoping I'd be inspired. Right now it's on my bookshelf collecting dust. Thansk everybody for their suggestions!!!!
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Niecey Posted: Dec 27, 2002 12:00 PM+
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Re: Good Reference Book for Cooking

I have the joy of cooking but another I would recommend is How to Cook Everything. It also tells you how to store things and cut things and defines many terms. I pretty much know how to cook and actually like to cook and still enjoyed this book.

Also, for quick recipes, sometimes at the supermarket by the checkout you will see some little mags for a couple dollars that give you quick recipes ideas.

Betty - Perdue sells sliced cooked chicken. It is really good for quesadillas and salads. It is usually in the meat section in the supermarket and they even sell different flavors. I think the regular one the best.
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M&M2004 Posted: Dec 27, 2002 12:17 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Here are some past threads for recipes.

Easy Recipes

Recipes to Share

Recipes

Some Posted Recommended Web sites

epicurious

AllRecipes

Meals.com

One of my favorite cooking shows...
30 Minute Meals
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Suzanne Posted: Dec 27, 2002 12:34 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

another one is cooking.com
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Jess2 Posted: Dec 27, 2002 12:37 PM+
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Re: Easy recipes?

Wow, I need to check those out, thanks for the links!
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