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Cook and Tell – Three Cheese Lasagna

15 Dec

If you are a busy body, chances are you are always looking for ideas for nightly dinners for the family. Most likely you want a lot of bang for the time you spend cooking. Meaning, you want to get as many nightly dinners covered as possible for the time you spend preparing the meal.

I am sure this is no grand discovery for many of you but the biggest bang for the time involved is….drum roll please…. lasagna. It takes a little bit of effort, but once it’s all done, you’ve got at least 4 days of dinners. This just means that you’ve carved out 4 evenings of free time to be taken up by some other errands.

Now for the recipe of this time-saver dish. The Three Cheese Lasagna recipe came to me courtesy of Epicurious.com. Knowing me, you’re probably wondering, “how did she alter this recipe?”. I do confess, for some odd reason I couldn’t find the right kind of carrots when I was shopping for the required ingredients. What does one do in this situation? Well, I don’t know what one does, but I just left them out. The taste is still amazing, and every time I serve it, the hubby gives praises.

I serve it with a leafy greens salad, either on the bed of or on the side. In case you are curious, I mix the leafy greens with tomatoes, cucumbers, a bit of red onions and walnuts, tossed with either fat free balsamic vinaigrette or salt, black pepper and a little bit of vegetable oil. Now I present you, with a square of Three Cheese Lasagna on the bed of leafy greens salad (tossed with vegetable oil).

Three Cheese Lasagna

 

Healthy Snack

01 Sep

On Sunday I decided to make a healthy snack. I gave it some thought and here is what I came up with…
Goat Cheese Toasties with Arugula Salad
…an Arugula salad with Goat Cheese Toasties.

To create this all you’ll need is a baguette, cut up into slices, some beaten eggs and garlic powder. Dip the baguette slices in beaten eggs (mixed with garlic powder) and bake for 10-15 minutes at 325F.

To create the lovely salad, you’ll need some arugula leaves, tomatoes (cherry, pear, and/or grape), cucumbers and Balsamic Vinaigrette Dressing.

Cut up the vegetables, toss with the Balsamic Vinaigrette Dressing and serve with the toasties, topped with goat cheese.

Hope you enjoy! I can tell you I did!

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