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by jess and filed in Rice, Sides
I’m pretty much completely in love with rice, but I always have to add things to other recipes I try in order to give it as much flavor as I like! So, here’s my light, easy version. Delicious with grilled chicken for a healthy dinner!
by Stella B's Kitchen and filed in Sides, Vegetables
A light dish to serve with salmon or steak that can be prepped the day before.
by Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche and filed in Sides, Vegetables
Roasted green beans are so much more appealing than those which have been boiled to oblivion—nutty and slightly crunchy, with creamy feta and the slight tang of lemon.
by kissmywhisk and filed in Sides, Vegetables
Brussels Sprouts make for a quick and healthy side dish. Give this tasty Asian version a try!
by Jen @ Peanut Butter and Peppers and filed in Sides, Vegetables
A quick and healthy dish full of fresh snow peas, sliced zucchini and shrimp with a buttery, yet light garlic taste. Perfect for one meal or a side dish for 2.
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dairygirl on 8.22.2009
Wonderful medley of flavors. So simple and few ingredients but each has a distinct and intense flavor, it will exceed your expectations!
I used some sub-par corn that had been kind of mushy when we ate it straight off the cob–and this dish was still excellent. Also, I skipped the olive oil.
It’s a colorful, pretty side that will liven up your dinner plate.
geekwif on 6.1.2010
This made a pretty tasty side dish to accompany the grilled pork chops we had last night. I didn’t have any corn on the cob, so I used frozen corn – just gave it a quick turn in the frying pan first. And I didn’t have white wine vinegar, so I used white wine and just a splash of balsamic vinegar. The roasted corn would probably have been better, but it was quite good anyway.
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