This recipe is the perfect way to use up the summer vegetables you have on hand. I picked up some delicious artichoke ravioli and tossed them with basil olive oil and sautéed mushrooms, onion, zucchini, yellow squash, grape tomatoes, and garlic. I topped the dish with shredded asiago cheese and fresh basil leaves. This was a delightful dinner that was so delicious! My kids thought it was just
I pulled this recipe out of a Cooking Light magazine from October 2010. It looked so hearty, filling, and delicious as well as healthy. I loved that this was a one pan meal, it was simple to make, and it had very little clean up. We all enjoyed this dish… it was the perfect way to end a cold and rainy day.Tuscan Chicken with White Beans and Spinach:Adapted recipe by For the Love of
I pulled this recipe out of a Cooking Light magazine from October 2010. It looked so hearty, filling, and delicious as well as healthy. I loved that this was a one pan meal, it was simple to make, and it had very little clean up. We all enjoyed this dish… it was the perfect way to end a cold and rainy day.Tuscan Chicken with White Beans and Spinach:Adapted recipe by For the Love of
This is another one of those more common Indian preparations from the north which is invariably on the menu of most restaurants, small or big, that serve Punjabi or north Indian food. Almost everyone who cooks it has their own recipe for it so I don’t know if there such a thing as an authentic Palak Paneer.
Palak paneer is nothing but pan-fried fresh, soft Indian milk cheese (paneer) in a