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Category Archives: Lovin’ from the Oven
Baby Spinach White Pizza
Pizza with lots of garlic and spinach fits the bill on Meatless Mondays. If you follow the recipe, you can make an amazing pizza faster than delivery, and save some dough (pardon the pun) while you’re at it!
Tomato Tart
Truth be told, I’m a happy camper with a plate of sliced Jersey tomatoes with a chiffonade of basil, although a little marinated mozzarella can be a nice addition. If I’m feeling fancy, like I did over the weekend – … Continue reading
Lemon Sponge Pudding
I’m a huge fan of lemon desserts, and this particular recipe has quite a history. This was known as “lemon delicious pudding” and became popular in America in the late 19th century. It was published in a cook book by … Continue reading
Chopped Summer Salad
Last week, we had quite a few days of 90+ degree days around these parts. When the weather fills you with dread about making dinner, this chopped salad is a lifesaver. Mine had imported tuna in olive oil and garbanzo … Continue reading
Garlic Beef and Vegetable Ramen
Ramen noodles are a handy item to keep in your pantry. You can usually score them three for a buck at the grocery store, and if you toss the seasoning packets – you’ve got noodles that cook in about three … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven, News
Tagged heavy on the veggies, ramen noodles, what to make for dinner
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Ricotta Gnocchi
It’s the end of June (where did the month go?), and the temperatures are beginning to rise. That said, it’s nice to have gnocchi which cooks in 60 seconds, and with a quick toss in a pan of your sauce … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven
Tagged asparagus pesto, gnocchi, quick dinners, Sarcone's bread, what to make for dinner
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Chocolate Chip Pudding Cookies
These are my new favorite chocolate chip cookies, they are soft and oh so good! The secret ingredient is a package of dry pudding mix, who knew? Also, I used mini chocolate chips because it’s all I had on hand, … Continue reading
Peach Raspberry Tart
Saturday’s trip to the market yielded three pounds of small, ripe peaches – perfect for the tart I’ve been wanting to make. I also spied gorgeous half pints of raspberries, which I picked up to top off my tart. It … Continue reading
Monterey Chicken Casserole
I love a good casserole, and I’m always looking for ways of using up leftover chicken. This is easy – cook some spaghetti, then toss it in a large bowl with cheese, sour cream, and spinach and bake it in … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven, News
Tagged casseroles, dinner, what to do with leftover chicken
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