Looking through I saw cranberry and white chocolate cookies... I have both in my pantry... and that
chicken taco soup looks yummy too!
Breakfast: oatmeal with egg (me), oatmeal with agave (Mike) Snack: apples Lunch: pasta with zucchini and tomatoes in lemon - yogurt sauce Snack: celery and carrots with Greek yogurt dip Dinner: pasta with zucchini and tomatoes in lemon - yogurt sauce (me);
chicken taco soup, corn on the cob (Mike) Snack: peanut butter toast with banana (Mike) Drinks: peppermint tea, water with lemon
Today I ate: Breakfast: oatmeal with egg Lunch: vegetarian lasagna rolls Snack: tortilla chips Dinner:
chicken taco soup Snack: peanut butter toast, raisins
Breakfast: oatmeal with egg (me), oatmeal with agave (Mike) Lunch:
chicken taco soup Snack: peanut butter toast Dinner: spaghetti with zucchini and tomatoes in a creamy lemon - yogurt sauce (check back Monday for the recipe!)
The chicken taco soup we had for lunch was so good after spending two hours in that Sbarro - Panda Express - Auntie Anne's haze.
Not exact matches
I grew up with my Mom making roasted
chickens at least once a week and then doing creative things with the leftovers, like
soups,
chicken enchiladas or
tacos.
We love to use it for
chicken tacos, and sometimes I toss it into
soup.
I also love making
soups white
chicken chili, potato and this easy
taco soup are my -LSB-...]
We had a rotating menu of
chicken caesar bowtie pasta,
taco soup, my nana's
chicken & rice recipe, and this curry.
This sauce has a wonderful, distinct taste that complements just about everything, from
tacos to
chicken soup, without being so hot that it masks flavor.
Some of my favorite dinners are;
taco soup, enchiladas made with left over
taco soup, cast iron skillet shepherds pie, chili with cast iron skillet cornbread, chorizo egg scramble burritos, crock pot sausage meatballs and spaghetti, mac (aka any pasta) and cheese sauce with shredded
chicken and bacon... It's a total love affair!
When it's cooler out:
soup once a week, pasta at least once a week,
chicken marsala / piccata, turkey
tacos (sometimes as
taco salad), steak salad, roast
chicken
Cauliflower «
chicken»
tacos, spicy thai cauliflower
soup, cauliflower rice, couscous with spinach cauliflower sauce, cauliflower crust pizza, the list goes on and on!
We usually make
tacos, nachos,
chicken noodle
soup, or
chicken enchiladas or white bean
chicken chili.
The menu features favorites from
chicken tortilla
soup and quesadillas to carnitas, chile rellenos, enchiladas, burritos, and fish
tacos.
What I love about it is its versatility: It's mild enough that it never overpowers dishes, but works great in
soups, scrambled eggs, grain bowls, pesto, panzanella (one of my fave ricotta salata moments), leftover
chicken situations,
tacos, that food you took home from a restaurant that could use a little more life, etc..
You could turn them into shredded
chicken lettuce wraps,
tacos, scrambled eggs, tostadas,
soup, and lots of other stuff
Lots of great food can be made using leftover
chicken like casseroles,
soups, salads, quesadillas,
tacos, taquitos, nachos, pot pies, pasta dishes, sandwiches, wraps and more.
Among the offerings: grilled garden burgers,
chicken fajitas, build - a-bowl
soups, freshly sliced deli meats, fish
tacos, and local teriyaki tofu.
Leftover
chicken can be used for all kinds of things, from sandwiches and wraps to salads and
soups, but packing
chicken tacos for lunch takes leftover
chicken to another level.
That's why for Week 2, you'll be roasting a big
chicken in the oven, and divvying it up into a fresh cobb salad, soft
tacos with south - of - the - border flair, a hearty
soup, and an Asian - inspired stir - fry that's sure to satisfy.
Some of my favorite go - to's during the week are simple
soups like my Easy Lentil & Vegetable Soup, black bean or
chicken tacos and quick stir frys or satays like my Almond Butter Veggie Satay.
The meat can be used in recipes like
soups or
tacos / burritos,
chicken salad — anything that has a broth or a sauce works.
Muffins, roasted vegetable pizza, stuffed shells, macaroni and cheese,
chicken noodle
soup,
chicken parmesan, and
tacos are just a few of the entrees, while snacks include bars and pretzels.
Don't miss the
tacos, pozole (a hearty red
soup with
chicken, avocado, veggies, and spices), whole fish, empanadas, and ceviches.
Common and popular Mexican food are
Tacos (corn - made soft and hard shell), Burritos (wrap with filings of pinto beans, chicken / beef / pork, sour cream), Pozole (pork soup or stew), Chilaquiles (square tortilla pieces served with salsa), Huarache (dough made with beans, served with salsa), Cochinita pibil (slow - roasted pork dish), Menudo, or pancita (soup, made with beef with a red chili pepper), Taquito (taco with filling), Quesadilla (flour tortilla filled with cheese), Tripas (small intestines of farm animals boiled and grilled used as filling for t
Tacos (corn - made soft and hard shell), Burritos (wrap with filings of pinto beans,
chicken / beef / pork, sour cream), Pozole (pork
soup or stew), Chilaquiles (square tortilla pieces served with salsa), Huarache (dough made with beans, served with salsa), Cochinita pibil (slow - roasted pork dish), Menudo, or pancita (
soup, made with beef with a red chili pepper), Taquito (
taco with filling), Quesadilla (flour tortilla filled with cheese), Tripas (small intestines of farm animals boiled and grilled used as filling for
tacostacos)
rice pastas canned beans (black, pinto, kidney) canned corn canned tuna & canned wild salmon canned mandarin oranges vinegars: red & white wine, balsamic extra-virgin olive oil soy sauce Dijon mustard salsa baked corn or black chips
taco shells capers fresh garlic dried herbs peanut butter
chicken and vegetable broths mustard vinegars whole and diced canned tomatoes canned crushed stewed tomatoes tomato paste & sauces Organic
soups from Trader Joes (we love roasted red pepper!)