Happy New Year
January 2nd 2010 01:45
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Hope everyone had a wonderful New Years Day!
My resolution...write more often.
Happy New Year all!
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My resolution...write more often.
Happy New Year all!
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Creole Coating for Shrimp
October 23rd 2009 04:15
Creole Coated Fried Shrimp
This is a very easy and economical coating for frying shrimp. The perfect blend of seasonings are achieved with the garlic, Creole spices, and salt.
This Creole coating is never overpowering. It adds a subtle Creole flavor, enhancing the taste of the shrimp.
* 1 and 1/2 cups flour
* 2 tsp. Creole seasoning
* 1 tsp. garlic powder
* 1/2 tsp. sea salt
Dredge shrimp in Creole coating and fry.
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Cheesy Bread Sticks as Close to Cici's as You Can Get
October 22nd 2009 03:33
Cheesy Bread Sticks
These easy cheesy bread sticks taste wonderful by themselves or try them dipped in warm marinara sauce.
If you can't get to Cici's to savor their cheese bread sticks, try my easy cheesy bread sticks at home. You won't be disappointed. These are delicious.
What is needed.
* a shallow pan, suitable for baking
* pastry brush
* rolling pin
* plastic wrap
* 1/2 package frozen dinner rolls thawed (any brand)
* 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
* 1/2 cup melted margarine or butter
* 1 tsp. garlic powder (more or less, depending on your taste)
* 1 tsp. dried parsley flakes
* small amount of flour
Place the thawed dinner rolls onto a floured surface. Kneed just enough to form one solid ball of dough.
Using the rolling pin, roll the dough to match the shape of your pan, making sure the rolled dough is slightly smaller. This allows room for the dough to expand as it rises.
Coat the bottom of the pan with a small amount of melted butter, using the pastry brush. Place the bread stick dough into the pan.
Brush 1/2 of the melted butter across the top of the bread stick dough. sprinkle the garlic powder evenly over the top of the buttered surface and sprinkle with dried parsley flakes. Loosely cover with plastic wrap.
Place the pan of bread stick dough in a warm, draft free area to allow to rise. This takes about an hour. When the bread stick dough has roughly doubled in size, it is time to proceed.
Gently remove the plastic wrap. Sprinkle the 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese evenly over the top of the bread stick dough. Drizzle the remaining butter over the top of the cheese.
Place the cheesy bread sticks into a pre heated 425 degree oven and bake for 15 to 20 minutes. Watch the cheesy bread sticks carefully. You don't want them to over bake or the cheese to scorch.
Remove from the oven and cut into sticks. Serve warm.
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Welcome to Good Eats
October 8th 2009 19:50
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Welcome to 'Good Eats', formerly titled 'Southern Home Style Cooking on a Budget'. I decided to change my Blog around a little as budget friendly meals are limiting my ability to share a lot of wonderful recipes. Thus, I changed the title to simply, 'Good Eats
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Jalapeno Frito Pie Casserole
July 30th 2009 19:56
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How to Cook Garden Fresh Pinto Beans in an Unusual Way
July 17th 2009 21:43
We all know about garden fresh green beans, Italian style green beans, Kentucky Wonder beans, Blue Lake green beans...you get the picture.
Most people do not realize that the most flavorful green bean in the garden is the pinto[ Click here to read more ]
Most people do not realize that the most flavorful green bean in the garden is the pinto
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Stewed Summer Squash
June 10th 2009 19:35
Stewed Summer Squash
If you are a summer squash lover, you have got to experience the taste of stewed summer squash fresh from your garden! The growing of summer squash is so simple. You only need a few plants, to have all of the garden fresh summer squash that you could possibly eat
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Preparing and Cooking New Potatoes
June 9th 2009 19:34
Prepared New Potatoes
There is nothing more budget friendly than cooking vegetables straight from your garden. New potatoes are delicious no matter how you prepare them. This simple recipe takes only four ingredients, but tastes like a gourmet side dish
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Southern Style Collard Greens
May 14th 2009 22:22
Southern Style Collard Greens
I like my collard greens fresh but I didn't have any today so I had to use canned. These Southern style collard greens are still tasty
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Fried Green Tomatoes
May 14th 2009 15:28
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The tomato plants in my garden have began to bloom so I know it won't be long until I can enjoy the distinctive flavor of fried green tomatoes. This is a very simple and budget friendly dish to prepare. The tart and tangy taste of fried green tomatoes will compliment any meal
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