Recipes posted a year ago:
Here’s a simple and tasty breakfast side – perfect for Sunday mornings. Prep time is next to nothing, and then you can get the rest of breakfast all ready while these are roasting in the oven.
Recipes posted a year ago:
Here’s a simple and tasty breakfast side – perfect for Sunday mornings. Prep time is next to nothing, and then you can get the rest of breakfast all ready while these are roasting in the oven.
Posted in Breakfast, Printable, Recipes, Side Dishes, Vegetarian or Vegan
Tagged bell pepper, easy, onion, Quick, Sweet Potato
Recipes posted a year ago:
With berry season in full throttle here in the Pacific Northwest, we love to come up with different recipes to use them in. This salsa can be used as a side or as a topping on your salad. Prep time is about 10 minutes.
Posted in Appetizer, Kids Menu, Printable, Recipes, Side Dishes, Vegetarian or Vegan
Tagged bell pepper, Cilantro, garlic, lemon juice, lime juice, onion, Quick, strawberry salsa
We were recently at my brother’s house for dinner, and he served up a great green bean dish with some sliced mushrooms and bell peppers that was pretty good…he claimed to have just found the recipe using his Google-fu skills earlier in the evening. And since he said he’d found it that way, I didn’t bother to write it (or the site he found it on) down. So when I decided to make something similar the other night, I jumped on the search-engines and fired off a couple of searches. And none of them came back quite what I was looking for. But I did come across one that sparked my interest – because it came from the website for Frank’s Red Hot Sauce.
Let’s take a step back for a little personal history…

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Posted in Recipes, Side Dishes
Tagged bell pepper, easy, Frank's Red Hot, garlic, Ginger, green beans, mushrooms, Quick, Sesame, tamari
You could argue that this dish isn’t actually a quesadilla…especially if your definition of a quesadilla involves the words “chewy, melty, crunchy, and grilled” (fourth-meal, anyone?), or is exemplified by the meager offerings on the kids menu at most strip-mall Mexican restaurants. In fact, if your exposure to quesadillas has been limited to buzz-suppressing binge eating at bar-thirty on a Sunday morning, then my version of a this simple dish before going primal would have already stricken you as rather unorthodox. Now I’ve taken it a step further and simply eliminated the tortilla as well.
Suffice it to say that this dish still contains a substantial amount of cheese – in the form of pastured, cave-aged cheddar. And since we try to limit the amount of dairy we intake with our primal lifestyle (sticking with pastured or grass-fed sources and even then primarily using only products like cream and butter), this is not the sort of meal we’d recommend eating on a weekly basis. But when you’re looking for something quick and flavorful, have some latitude to afford yourself a treat, and have a real craving for some good melted cheddar, then this is the meal to make.