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Monday, February 7, 2011

Recipes

My Mother-in-law, Sister-in-law and I are now sharing recipes every monday for the sole purpose of not having to think about what we are going to put on the dinner table. I hate having to wake up and remember to take meat out of the freezer or wonder what am I going to make. We decided it would be much easier if we shared our ideas for the week via email. If you dont like the recipe or dont feel your family will just sub something in but for the most part I havent had to. Even if we are making simple tacos its helpful to not have to plan alone! Im going to start sharing the recipes!


Recipes for this week


Chicken Marsala

http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/chicken-marsala/Detail.aspx

I serve it over egg noodles or wide "homemade amish" noodles from walmart and fresh sauteed spinach (butter, salt, garlic powder)


Olive Garden Minestrone

http://www.food.com/recipe/copycat-olive-garden-minestrone-soup-by-todd-wilbur-77585

I add 1 lb of browned drained ground beef before the 20 minute simmer

Served with french bread and Italian salad.


Chicken lo mein

http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/chicken-lo-mein-2/Detail.aspx

I serve it with steamed broccoli florets and white rice



Lasagna


1lb of spicy italian ground sausage

1 jar of spaghetti sauce

15 oz or so Ricotta cheese

1 egg

itailan seasoning

12 pieces of oven ready lasagna

big bag of shredded mozz cheese (on sale at smiths)

1/4 cup parm cheese



Set oven to 350

brown sausage and drain

add sauce and some italian seasoning and salt

let simmer for about 10 minutes

mix ricotta cheese and egg (i also put a little of the italian seasoning in this)

once sauce is done spread about a 1/4 cup on the bottom of the pan

lay uncooked noodles

layer sauce, ricotta, then mozz/parm blend

repeat

I like three layers


cover with foil bake for 30 minutes

uncover bake for another 10-15 minutes

let sit for 5 minutes


I like to rinse the sauce jar out with about 1/4 cp water and add to the sauce and meat mixture to thin out sauce.

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