When I was five, my favorite food was Kraft macaroni and cheese and hot dogs. Tonight I felt the familiar craving for something cheesy with delectable little curly noodles. Given I no longer have the worhipful awe of fake cheese powder, I decided to use real cheddar cheese. I dug in my freezer and found some Steak-ums and a bag of broccoli.
I set some water in a pot to boil.
I took out a large pan and put about five "steak-ums" on the heat.
Then I emptied the bag of broccoli into the pan too.
I grated the cheddar, while stirring the beefy broccoli.
The water boiled and I threw in a box of Elbow Macaroni Noodles.
I stirred the pasta, beef and broccoli and grated the rest of the cheese.
When the veggies and meat were cooked I let them stand.
Once the pasta was cooked and strained, I added about two tablespoons of butter and stirred it into the pasta. Then I added the grated cheddar with a splash of milk. Once the mac and cheese was evenly distributed, I stirred in the Broccoli and Beef.
I had enough to feed Nicole, Nadine and Myself. The vote was unanimous. It was simple, sumptuous and satisfying.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Greek Yogurt and Rice Salad
I often dream about what the inside of my refridgerator and pantry will look like once I can afford to buy food without worry.
This recipe has a lot of items I would never be missing in my ideally stocked pantry and refridgerator.
Rice
Lettuce
Carrotts
Tomatoes
Scallions
Garlic
Greek Yogurt (Fage)
Yesterday I did not want to spend much time preparing something tasty and nurtritious, so I thought a salad would be in order. I also had leftover extra sticky rice already prepared, so I plopped them together on a plate; lettuce, tomatoes, carrots and rice. For flavor, I added garlic and chopped scallions. For creamy dressing and protein, I stirred it all up in fat-free greek yogurt. It was filiing and colorful and I loved the textures and flavors.
This recipe has a lot of items I would never be missing in my ideally stocked pantry and refridgerator.
Rice
Lettuce
Carrotts
Tomatoes
Scallions
Garlic
Greek Yogurt (Fage)
Yesterday I did not want to spend much time preparing something tasty and nurtritious, so I thought a salad would be in order. I also had leftover extra sticky rice already prepared, so I plopped them together on a plate; lettuce, tomatoes, carrots and rice. For flavor, I added garlic and chopped scallions. For creamy dressing and protein, I stirred it all up in fat-free greek yogurt. It was filiing and colorful and I loved the textures and flavors.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Food Pantry Feasts: Pineapple + Burgers = Awesome!
Food Pantry Feasts: Pineapple + Burgers = Awesome!: "It was the last working day of the year, and I had some vague idea of making a special meal. Then Nick surprised me and came home early, s..."
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