Archive for the 'Easy Eats Recipes' Category

Tomato and Basil Bruschetta

Tuesday, September 6th, 2005

We have way too many tomatoes, they’re popping out our ears. Good thing I can’t get enough of this bruschetta. Great as appetizer, part of a meal, or as breakfast for me personally.
Ingredients:

1 loaf of crusty bread
Tomatoes
Fresh basil bunch
Olive Oil (best you have)
1 clove of raw garlic
Salt (Kosher preferred)

Directions: (click on images […]

10-minute Pesto Biscuits

Friday, September 2nd, 2005

My new discovery of the week is biscuit mix. Biscuit mix + Shredded Cheese = Cheesy Biscuits! Biscuits + Herbs = Herb Biscuits. Now that’s the kind of math I like. I had some left-over pesto… so I defrosted some of my stew and made some pesto biscuits!
Ingredients:

2 ¼ […]

I Like Meat

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

This is barely a recipe - it’s what I do when I’m tired and I want something substantial, like last night. I go to the grocery store and find whatever steak-like meat is on sale for $3/lb and slap it on the grill (Lean Mean in my case) with kosher salt, pepper and […]

Peach and Blueberry Crisp Recipe

Monday, August 29th, 2005

What to do with too much fresh picked fruit? How about an easy crisp! Great for fruit that have a gone a little too ripe for brown-bagging. I don’t bake very well, so this is all from my girlfriend. As long as you have the ingredients, it’s basically mix and and […]

Easy Basil Pesto Sauce w/ Rotini Pasta Recipe

Friday, August 26th, 2005

I always thought pesto was some special magical sauce. But really, you just stick 5 things in a blender or food processor and you’re done. The main hurdle was the price of the cheese and the pine nuts. If you try to find pine nuts in your local grocery store, you’ll find […]

Korean-style Grilled Short Ribs Recipe

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2005

Wary of certain Asian foods? Well don’t be, especially of Korean-style BBQ. It’s some really tasty stuff. And it’s not hard to make yourself! You really need only the first four ingredients below, and some help from your trusty George Foreman grill…
Ingredients:

1 package of short ribs (about 1.5 lbs? see […]

Easy ‘Real’ French Toast (Pain Perdu) Recipe

Friday, August 19th, 2005

Ever wonder what to do with that stale french bread, left over from last night’s dinner that now feels more like concrete than food? Make real french toast (or Pain Perdu)! Trust me, it’s twice as good as the stuff you make from WonderBread. And it’s even better with stale bread […]

Easy Fridge and Cupboard Clearing Stew Recipe

Monday, August 15th, 2005

Sometimes you just have lot of somewhat limp vegetables in the fridge and a surplus of tomato products in the cupboard. Solution: Stew! Make a ton, and freeze the rest for later. Not a real all-out recipe, I just slapped this together. Even forgot to take good pictures.
Ingredients (very flexible):

1 sort […]

Peanut Butter and Fried Banana Sandwiches

Tuesday, August 9th, 2005

Summary: Screw Powerbars. Don’t buy overpriced trendy bricks when you can make your own gooey delicious energy packed sandwiches on the cheap!
Ingredients:

Banana, sliced into 1/2″ thick coins
Vegetable Oil (1 teaspoon)
Peanut Butter
Bread (2 slices)

Directions:
1. Heat pan on medium-high, add oil.
2. Add bananas and toss in pan and saute until golden brown. Should be […]

Everyday S’mores - Make them indoors!

Sunday, August 7th, 2005

Summary: Every one loves s’mores. Why wait for the charred marshmallows of a campfire? Make them inside! Less bugs too.
Ingredients:

Graham Crackers
Marshmallows
Some form of chocolate (Hershey’s kisses in my case)

Directions:
(If you are using a thin chocolate bar, then you can skip Steps 1-3, as it will melt easily.)
1. Place chocolate in bowl, […]