Showing posts with label recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recipe. Show all posts
Friday, October 11, 2013
¡Tacos Sobre Polenta!
Polenta! Have you tried it? I bought it the other day & it has sat in my cabinet while I thought about how to use it. I wasn't really sure what to expect, but I figured with corn as a base, something taco-like sounded good.
One very cool thing about polenta is that 2 1/2 inch slices are just 70 calories. Motivating.
So, I started gathering supplies: cilantro, salsa verde, shredded colby & monterey cheese, green onions & bell peppers.
Next, I just sliced the polenta & cooked it up in my griddle.
Eating the rainbow right here folks:
It was super good. Even my husband liked it! Just 343 calories for the whole dinner.
Then, I used the leftovers for breakfast. Just added poached eggs, cheese, onions, cilantro & of course, salsa verde. Just 224 calories. Polenta, right?
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Italian Bowtie Pasta Salad Using Tyson Foods' Sliced Salami & Pepperoni
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Have you ever tried Subway's Italian BMT sandwich? Well, it's pretty good & I wanted to recreate that in a pasta salad!
I attended a demo at Walmart for Tyson Foods' Pepperoni Toppings. She was also making a pasta salad a little different than the one that I was planning to make. She was the happiest. Lady loves her job!
She cut her pepperoni like this for the pasta:
Finished Product!
It was good!
So, I headed home to get my own pasta salad going. I grilled my chicken:
Gathered my other ingredients; here are a few:
Italian Bow Tie Pasta:
1/2 box of bow tie pasta
4-5 chicken tenderloins
1/4 cup of Olive Garden Signature Italian Dressing
1/4 cup of Shredded Parmesan Cheese
6 slices of Tyson's Sliced Pepperoni
6 slices of Tyson's Sliced Salami
1/2 green bell pepper (diced)
1/2 orange bell pepper (diced)
1/4 cup of grape tomatoes (halfed)
1 tbs of dry ranch dressing mix (trust me)
1/8 cup of red onion (diced)
Dried (or fresh) parsley to garnish
-Grill chicken, then dice it & let it cool
-Cook the bow tie pasta (al dente) & let cool
-Dice the peppers, onions, tomatoes
-Slice the pepperoni & salami in 4ths (I found kitchen shears to be more effective, than a knife)
-Combine prepared ingredients with italian dressing, parmesan & ranch powder. Refrigerate for 2 hours
-Garnish with parmesan & parsley
ENJOY!
The Tyson's Sliced Pepperoni & Salami were high quality & super yummy! Such an easy dish to put together & take to a picnic or potluck! I used them again today & made english muffin mini pizzas for my little kiddos. They would be great in hot pasta or added to a salad too!
Find more recipes on their website. Follow Tyson on Facebook & Twitter!
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