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How to Cook Impromptu Linguine with Meatballs: Cupboard Cooking
Jan31

How to Cook Impromptu Linguine with Meatballs: Cupboard Cooking

Posted By on Jan 31, 2011 in Featured, Main Dishes | 0 comments

This is one of the meals we created during our One Month Grocery Shopping Strike! We had everything in the house already, except onions, which is fresh produce we are allowed to use in this challenge. It was delicious, nutritious and helped us clean out our pantry cupboards! Try it – it’s easy to cook too. Type: Pasta Recipe Serve with: Garlic Bread, if desired and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese Prep time: 5-10 min Cook...

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Healthy School Lunches – Be Ready for Back to School

Posted By on Aug 23, 2009 in Kids Recipes, School Lunch Ideas | 0 comments

Instead of sending your child through the cafeteria line with a $10 bill each day for school, get into the trend of packing them a healthy lunch. Healthy is in right now, as is budgeting. So, your child will not be the only one brown bagging or bento box-ing lunch this year! Keeping your kids healthy should be of paramount importance to you and here’s how you can improve their lunches…the easy way! Think of food in 6...

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Spice Up Your Meals with a Splash!

Posted By on Jun 12, 2009 in Asian Food Recipes, Ethnic Foods, Great Cooking Products | 0 comments

…A Splash of Rice Vinegar that is! “Vinegar?”, you may ask…Yes!!! Try splashing it on freshly cut ripe tomatoes or cucumbers, green salads, hot salads, roasted potatoes, white rice, grilled or broiled seafood, or pasta dishes. How about adding it to bean salads, coleslaw or to create a unique and zippy sauce? Why not marinate beef, pork, chicken or seafood with rice vinegar? Especially if you’re making...

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Web Chef Review: New York Flatbreads – Pumpernickel Everything

Posted By on May 11, 2009 in Appetizers | 0 comments

I’ve had a few of the flavors from New York Flatbreads before, which are numerous, like Sesame Seed… I love them. I think they’re very versatile for dips, oysters, chutneys, cheese…the possibilities are endless…LOL However, I have heard from a few people they think the flatbreads are bland…unexciting…too dry! The Pumpernickel Everything flavor will knock your socks off, even the skeptics! I...

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How to Cook Kimberly’s Low Fat Rigatoni Primavera

Posted By on Mar 5, 2009 in Ethnic Foods, Featured, Main Dishes | 2 comments

This recipe was written for serious endurance and professional athletes in mind…like my hubby! Even if you’ve promised yourself, or loved ones, that you would take a “break” over the holidays with your athletic training, I know you…You’re sneaking in a “little” bit of practice in anyway. So, for those “sneaky” days, you need your carbs! Here is a great, but low-fat, pasta...

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How to Bake Mediterranean Bread for the Bread Machine
Nov05

How to Bake Mediterranean Bread for the Bread Machine

Posted By on Nov 5, 2008 in Baking, Bread Machine Recipes, Bread Recipe, Ethnic Foods, Greek Recipes, How To Cook, Mediterranean Cuisine | 0 comments

Mediterranean Bread for the Bread Machine is a wonderful surprise any day of the week… The flavors from around the Mediterranean Sea are wide & varied. Countries in the Mediterranean region of the world are: Albania, Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Libya, Malta, Morocco, Monaco, Montenegro, Northern Cyprus, Palestine, Slovenia, Spain, Syria, Turkey & Tunisia....

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The Natural at Pizza Hut

Posted By on Sep 3, 2008 in Uncategorized | 1 comment

I just caught wind of a great idea Pizza Hut has been testing on Dallas, Texas residents this summer in anticipation of releasing it the rest of the nation. The pizza I’m speaking of is called “The Natural”. What does that mean? Well, Pizza Hut is trying to answer the call of people that are trying to eat healthier and more naturally. Okay, how does that relate to pizza then? The Natural features a multi-grain pizza...

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How to Cook Kimberly’s Kicked-Up Texas Frito Pie
Apr02

How to Cook Kimberly’s Kicked-Up Texas Frito Pie

Posted By on Apr 2, 2008 in American Food Recipes, Appetizers, Cooking Tips & Tricks, Entertaining Guests, Ethnic Foods, How To Cook, Main Dishes, Southern Food Recipes | 5 comments

Kimberly’s Kicked-Up Texas Frito Pie is something you’ll make when your taste buds are feeling a bit naughty… Yet another guilty Texas indulgence – those Texans know how to eat, let me tell you! Crunchy corn chips topped with all the fixins – cheese, spicy chili, peppers, and whatever else you crave. Kimberly’s Kicked-Up Texas Frito Pie: Frito Pie is a wonderfully regional delicacy, shared the world...

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How to Cook Spicy Cream Cheese Stuffed Tortilla Rolls
Mar17

How to Cook Spicy Cream Cheese Stuffed Tortilla Rolls

Posted By on Mar 17, 2008 in American Food Recipes, Appetizers, Entertaining Guests, Ethnic Foods | 1 comment

Wow…These are amazing little tidbits! Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, Tailgating or just because! ~ Kimberly Edwards ;D Type: Appetizer Recipe Serve With: Sour cream topped with chives Prep Time: 8-10 min Cook Time: ~ 10 min Yield: Serves 2, double for 4… Ingredients: 1 pkg cream cheese – softened 1 tbsp heavy cream 1 tbsp green onion 1/2 cup cheddar cheese – I prefer old, sharp cheddar 1/4 cup roasted red...

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How to Cook Kimberly’s Pasta Salad with Tuna

Posted By on Feb 26, 2008 in Main Dishes, Salads, Side Dishes | 0 comments

This is my go-to pasta salad in the summer-time, perfect for those hot afternoons and evenings! ~ Kimberly Edwards 🙂 Type: Salad Serve With: Instead of using tuna, you may use any grilled fish or chicken breast. Prep Time: ~ 15 min Cook Time: ~ 12 min Yield: 5-6 people Ingredients: Instructions: 1. Boil water in a large stock pot with sea salt and bay leaf. 2. While waiting for water to boil, prepare your red pepper, artichoke hearts,...

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How to Bake Savory Bulgur Doggy Delights
Jan22

How to Bake Savory Bulgur Doggy Delights

Posted By on Jan 22, 2008 in Baking, Cooking Tips & Tricks | 0 comments

These treats are very healthy and my pooches Love them! Even my mother’s finicky dog eats them happily. Don’t serve your pooches treats with ingredients you don’t know with preservatives! These treats are easy and fun to make… Photo right: My inspiration for my doggie recipes, my babies, Kurious, Kaptain & Knosey. Savory Bulgur Doggy Delights: Tip: This recipe is a great way to use up the bulgur you have...

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How to Cook End-of-Summer Pasta Primavera with Shrimp
Sep06

How to Cook End-of-Summer Pasta Primavera with Shrimp

Posted By on Sep 6, 2007 in Ethnic Foods, How To Cook, Main Dishes, Sauces, Shrimp | 1 comment

I was in the mood for a “gorgeous” dinner tonight, and looked in our garden. It’s the end of summer and our garden has been better days, but we still have some stragglers: eggplant, tomato, green bean, green and red peppers, and great herbs. Voila! Instant dinner…Check it out, and enjoy the end of your summer! ~ Kimberly Edwards 😀 Type: Pasta Recipe Serve With: Your favorite wine! Prep Time: 5-10 min Cook Time:...

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How to Cook Heavenly Breakfast Hash
Aug12

How to Cook Heavenly Breakfast Hash

Posted By on Aug 12, 2007 in Breakfast, Ethnic Foods, German Food Recipes, Great Cooking Products, How To Cook, Main Dishes, Veggies | 3 comments

Plan ahead for the weekend, by saving this recipe for how to cook Heavenly Breakfast Hash! This breakfast hash is a melange of deliciousness in your pan to wake you up & fuel your day – pasta, browned potatoes, peppers & ground beef! Serve up with a few fried eggs, and you’re golden. Heavenly Breakfast Hash: This recipe is a spin-off of my mother’s German potatoes and pasta (she calls it Kartofel & Kleisa...

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