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by FunnyLoveLindsay and filed in Rice, Sides
The garlic, guys. Heart the garlic.
by Amee Winters "Modern Southern Cook" and filed in Potatoes, Sides
While my hubby used frozen fries (which also work great), this recipe starts from scratch, because I have plenty of potatoes in the bin. The fries come out crisp without being fried while the seasoning adds a nice flavor with a little kick of spice. This recipe will please husbands, wives, kids … even in-laws!
by Carolina HeartStrings and filed in Sides, Vegetables
Cassava, also known as yuca, was one of my discoveries when visiting the Mexican vendors at my local flea market. Although the root vegetable is not indigenous to Mexico I seasoned this dish with some popular Mexican seasonings, then roasted it and enjoyed it (along with a couple of cold Dos Equis)!
by Holly Kirby and filed in Sides, Vegetables
Grilled fresh corn on the cob.
The big debate? Cook with husks on or husks off? I say husks off! Cook on the grill, this way the sweet corn kernels get a smoky-grilled flavor. There’s no need to blanch it first. Use a stove top grill or outside grill–just peel, remove silk and place right on the grill. Simple as that! Then top it with a homemade chili lime mayo and fresh cilantro.
by Amber@ Goatcheesegoatcheesegoatcheese and filed in Sides, Vegetables
The best stuffed portabellos ever, and they are gluten-free and high in protein using almond meal instead of bread crumbs!
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manda2177, i am baker, i am mommy on 8.10.2009
Sounds amazing! Great idea!
Amanda
LBDDiaries on 8.10.2009
MY this is good!! Sprinkle a little shredded cheddar and it’s even better. A wonderful way to get rid of squash!
timsmom on 8.12.2009
Unfortunately, this recipe did not pass the husband or 6yr old test (and they are not picky eaters by any means). I think that maybe 45 minutes was too long in my oven, and things got very soggy, which neither one liked. I may try it again, but cut down the baking time.
Karenpie on 8.12.2009
Hi timsmom! Bummer – sorry about the sogginess. I’d definitely try decreasing the bake time to 30 minutes then test by poking with a fork. If they feel tender enough to eat – you’re done!
DandRsmom on 8.12.2009
I was just looking for a recipe to use up my yellow squash as I have a ton from the garden. Definitely making this. Sounds wonderful!!!
Insouciant on 8.14.2009
Delish! It only took me 5 minutes to throw together and it came out beautifully. I added a little shredded fontina in with the butter and breadcrumbs, it added a nice bump in the flavor.
jillskitchen on 8.16.2009
I made this today and loved it. I didn’t put in the tomatoes because I didn’t have any. It looked beautiful and reminded me of how much I love Lawrys Seasoned Salt!
Thanks for the great new recipe.
deb kelly on 8.25.2009
This is delicious!! I made it as written EXCEPT…
when I went out to the garden to grab the squash(es), there was a lonely Japanese eggplant looking at me.
I grabbed it as well, sliced it up with the tomatoes, yellow squash, zucchini, and tomatoes….oh, my, goodness. So good. I want leftovers to take to work tomorrow, but husband and son keep going for seconds ( thirds, etc.). Wonderful recipe.
jnahrstadt on 9.4.2009
made this, mainly for my own dining pleasure, for dinner this evening. the fresh bread crumbs and butter really complement the veggies. light and tasty! thanks, karenpie!
ojulias on 9.29.2010
The flavors are magical! The thyme is awesome – wow, a little goes a long way! I added sliced cooked chicken breast to make it a meal – it worked!
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