Recipes from a year ago:
Our oldest daughter recently requested shrimp for dinner. We’ve got a great place to pick up fresh wild seafood on my way home, and it would be a great chance to come up with a new recipe at the same time, so I was more than happy to accommodate her request. She gave them a thumbs up, and went back for seconds, so here they are.
Recipes posted a year ago:
The best part about having a slow cooker is that you can toss a bunch of ingredients into it in the morning, and when you get home you’ve got a tasty one-pot meal ready to eat. This was exactly what I did this past Sunday, when I knew I’d be out running errands most of the day.
Recipes posted a year ago:
The other night, I had elk steaks thawed out to go on the grill, and Karen had picked up a pound of pre-cooked shrimp from our local seafood market. Since steak and shrimp go together so well, I decided to throw this together to compliment the steaks. The prep and cooking time are almost nothing since the shrimp are already cooked - so you can get the ingredients ready and quickly cook them while your steaks are “resting” after coming off the grill.
Posted in Fish & Seafood, Main Dish, Recipes, Side Dishes
Recipes (and info) posted a year ago:
Not too far from us there is a great seafood store. I love to buy my Old Bay seasoning there. They usually have a great selection of wild caught seafood. My girls love to look at the live clams. Stopping in the other day I saw some shrimp and decided to grab some. I made up this recipe really quick and it was a delicious meal combined with a salad, or it could even be the “surf” in your “surf and turf” meal.
Posted in Fish & Seafood, Kids Menu, Main Dish, Side Dishes
Tagged coconut milk, coconut oil, coconut shrimp, garlic, Ginger, Quick, shrimp
Recipes posted a year ago:
These grilled chicken skewers have a great mix of flavors, and the prep is really easy. If you don’t have metal skewers, then be sure to soak your bamboo skewers at least 30 minutes prior to using so they won’t burn when on the grill.
Recipes from a year ago:
This marinade recipe has a distinctively Asian influence, and was incredible with the elk sirloin steaks we had when my parents came to visit for Christmas. Served with our Pomegranate, Apple, and Walnut Salad from the other day, it was a great meal for the days leading up to our Christmas feast.
Posted in Beef or Venison, Main Dish, Recipes
Tagged coconut amino, easy, elk, Ginger, grilled, pear, sesame oil
Posts from a year ago:
Here is another recipe from our own Thanksgiving feast this past week. It has a good balance of sweet and tart, and is very easy to make ahead of time. By itself, it can be used as a simple small dessert, or it can be combined in any number of ways with other foods as a seasoning for turkey or pork, or as a topping to something like the quick cheesecake treats.
Posted in Desserts, Recipes, Side Dishes, Vegetarian or Vegan
Tagged allspice, cloves, cranberry, Ginger, port wine, Thanksgiving
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