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| Blog Name: |
Virtually Cooks |
| Url: |
http://virtuallycooks.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: |
English |
| Topics: |
cooking, entrepreneurs, food |
| Description: |
The purpose is to share tips, recipes and stories about being an at home entrepreneur and creating time for cooking that does not require a lot of time and effort as well as less expensive. |
| Popularity: |
19 Followers |
Macaroni and Cheese – My Way
It’s almost Thanksgiving my FAVORITE day to cook!! This year I am sharing the kitchen with my BFF, Stephanie and for the first time to share the kitchen…My mom and I have a difficult time doing that. We both like to have the kitchen to ourselves when we cook. But, I so love Stephanie’s cooking AND it is her house – LOL – why not!
I want to fix Turkey &
Homemade Cornbread Dressing
Thanksgiving is my most FAVORITE day to cook. I thought I would share my dressing recipe – not quick but I like it.
My grandmother always saved left over cornbread, and the ends of white bread. As I perfected my dressing each year I dropped the white bread. I always save left over cornbread through the year and keep it in the freezer.
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Great Pasta Dish
I don’t have a name for this dish yet. If anyone has suggestions after reading this, please let me know…
I had a taste for spaghetti – kinda. As I started to look for ingredients needed, I realized we only had a small, 4 oz can of tomato sauce.
Then I thought about meat loaf since we had potatoes and I could make masked potatoes. For some reason that just did not feel
Quick Side Dish – String Beans
My BFF fixed this the other day with meat loaf and scalloped potatoes…They were excellent.
Ingredients:
Fresh Garlic
Olive Oil
Whole String Beans
Pearl Onions
Mushrooms (any kind)
You can use all frozen vegetables or fresh. If you use fresh – you will need to cook longer. You probably could even use Sesame Oil to add a different flavor.
Cut up the garlic and put in the pan with olive oil. Use about 5 or 6 cloves if you like garlic, if not just use a couple. Saute’ for a minute and add the pearl onions. Add the string beans, and mushrooms and season to taste. Cook for about
Lasagna with a lil Mexican Spin
I am posting this for a family member that asked for the recipe. This is one of those dishes you make for gatherings or something for the family to eat off of for a few days. It’s not quick, but it’s easy. If you like cheese, pasta, with meat and a little bit of sauce, you will like this. I make this from memory so bare with it and taste a little to see if you need to add more. I am going to write this as if you are making a large one. I suggest coooking this in a ti
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