I found this in my Shape magazine. It is a great lowfat soup that helps on a cold day or as a flu zapper. It looks like a long list but it is quick to make.
I adapted this simple recipe from Sara Moulton. Please note that the herbs and salt are divided - part for the fish and part for the sauce. You can use dried or fresh herbs, and you can use any light fish....
This recipe comes from the Dec 2009 issue of Woman's Day. It is an easy version of one of my favorite Southern Living Recipes that uses catfish. I think other varieties of fish would work well in this...
Haven't tried this yet but wanted to put it here for safe keeping. The recipe calls for white American cheese...they suggest getting it at the deli counter.
A wonderful Medley of seafood in a spicy red sauce that is Elegant enough for company or fast enough for a quick weekday meal. Either way it will impress your company or your family and takes 30 minutes...
Fresh herbs with a touch of lemon zest and you have a gorgeous meal. Serve with your favourite rice pilaf and a green salad. Use your favourite fish fillet.
The fish in this recipe is actually fried in oil in the oven - it is not a low-fat alternative! The flavour and crunch are perfect. The recipe came from the March 08 copy of recipes+ magazine.
Found online and adapted from Gourmet via Food Network. I was looking for something to complete my Asian inspired Memorial Day Menu . Worked out perfect!
A few years ago, I had a wedge salad in a restaurant and really enjoyed it. I found this variation on the internet; it's easy to make and tastes great.
I wanted to give all the puppies in my life a special Christmas present. I came up with this recipe. My dogs love it so much they will lick the crumbs off the floor.
You can serve this pasta dish hot or cold which ever you prefer. Moist and delicious it makes a great side dish with chicken, fish or any grilled meat.
When we visited Costa Rica, I had these potatoes and fell in love with them. I have tried many many recipes but none was ever what I was looking for. These are the closests that I have gotten. They are...
Emeril made this garlic bread on an episode about preparing foods kids like to eat. I made this and it definitely went over well with my family. I served this with Emeril's lasagna for a nice Italian meal...
This recipe, created in the Food Network kitchens, has become a family favorite. The pork is so tender, the sugar snap peas so crisp and the Asian flavors are so wonderful. We love everything about it!...
This is one time that frozen vegetables work better than fresh. You can play with different spices if you like, it's very forgiving. A finely diced Jalapeno is good for a little bite. Butter works well...
I loved the croutons at 'The Outback' so much, that I created a recipe that I feel has a similair taste, Now our guests beg for my ceaser salad just for the croutons!!!
Well the name says it all. I decided to plant yellow squash this year and they are coming in so I figured let's do something with them along with the other stuff coming out of the garden. * any additional...
Chicken thighs are coated with a seasoning mix composed in part of typical Mexican flavors: cumin and oregano. They are then cooked on the stovetop for an easy, flavorful meal. The thighs may be eaten...
It takes a few crepes to get the heat of the pan right; your first two or three will almost inevitably be unusable. (To allow for practice, the recipe yields about 16 crepes; only 12 are needed for the...
I first had something like this at school I liked it, so I went home and tried to make it myself, I have now perfected it. It's great as a starter or as a meal in itself.
This recipe came from a little mom 'n' pop restaurant in Lincoln Nebraska called "Tastee's". They sold some of their most popular recipes in little booklets for $2.95 back in the 70's, and this is exactly...
The recipe calls for spaghetti, but then I saw a video of Pepin making the recipe with his daughter using penne; I think that would catch the sauce better. Still, it's up to you!
This was printed a few summers ago in the Montreal Gazette. They had found it on epicurious.com. One of these I'm going to try rhubarb, because I've been itching to try it since I found this recipe.
Foil wrapped salmon and asparagus with a mustard and horseradish glaze. The mustard is a German ingredient, but is used widely in Switzerland also. Sounds good! I found this at salmon.com.
I got this recipe from my mom, but I don't remember where she got it. It's one of the simplest, yummiest appetizers and is a hit every time. Another plus, is I've also been able to adapt the recipe to...