That would have green lettuce with
like meat on top.
Not exact matches
These look lush, I'd never thought of making something
like this with leftover
meat but think I'll give it a try... love the look of the melted cheese
on top too, it's making me feel hungry!
They can be toasted by the half - dozen
on a baking sheet set under a broiler, and served with a variety of
toppings like thinly sliced
meat or smoked salmon; cream cheese, goat cheese, sliced cheddar cheese or ricotta; and fun, flavourful additions
like sprouts, sliced avocado, tomato, cucumber, radish and capers.
The 16 oz liquid barely covers the veggies,
meat sitting
on top like recipe says.
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I
like to do the whole shebang in a large roasting pan and toss it right
on the stove
top (taking up two burners
on one side) to brown the
meat and make the sauce.
Shred
meat and serve
on tortillas with whatever
toppings you
like.
Pile sandwich fillings
like lunch
meat, cheese and veggies
on top of the cucumber slices, roll up and cut into bites
like sushi.
Coconut butter,
like coconut oil, solidifies and separates at room temperature, leaving oil
on top on coconut
meat on the bottom.
(I stop short of saying «substitutes» because I'm not looking for a red -
meat - flavored alternative, but rather something patty -
like that can sit
on a toasted bun and accommodate
toppings — burgers are must - haves at Casa SoupAddict, beefed or not).
To add in some
meat protein and fat I sauteed onions and nitrate - free ham and mixed them in with roasted broccoli and cauliflower as the base of the casserole (leaving out the noodles), poured the sauce
on top, sprinkled extra nutritional yeast
on top to make a breadcrumb -
like topping, and baked as directed, and this was absolutely stunningly delicious.
Evenly spread mashed potatoes over the
top of each pan, frosting the sweet potatoes
on top of the veggies and
meat like you would frosting
on a cake.
Breakfast Tacos — scramble eggs, add lean
meat like turkey sausage, sprinkle a little organic shredded cheese
on top and serve in a warm corn tortilla (make sure the only ingredient in your tortilla is corn, available at Whole Foods).
Even meatballs can be made over with a mixture of chopped veggies, turkey
meat (use a blend of turkey and beef to help transition really picky eaters), and a healthy tomato sauce
on top; look for brands
like Amy's Kitchen, which don't list sugar at the beginning of the ingredient list.
I make sure it looks
like the salad is a mountain
on top of the
meat.
On top of spiralizing, it also shreds and slices anything from vegetables to deli
meats, allowing you to make delicious meals
like chicken salad in no time.
Eating a really warm, big bowl of zucchini noodles and
meat sauce with Parmesan cheese
on top, having a glass of red wine, and then eating a piece of chocolate afterwards — I'm
like good to go.
I
like to use the crockpot, time permitting - or if I am doing it
on the stove
top, I always allow an extra half - hour or so to get the stew
meat tender.
Pile sandwich fillings
like lunch
meat, cheese and veggies
on top of the cucumber slices, roll up and cut into bites
like sushi.
Then just push a lump of butter through that and work it into the thigh
meat from
on top of the skin (
like massage).
• Boerewors — farmers» sausage • Pap — cooked, porridge -
like corn • Potjie —
meat and any number of vegetables cooked slowly in a three - legged pot
on the coal • Bunny Chow — half a loaf of bread, hollowed out and filled with a bean /
meat curry • Samoosa — triangular savoury pastry filled with spicy
meat or vegetables • Babotie — a Cape Malay specialty of spiced mince with a savoury custard
topping • Biltong — dried
meat • Morogo — wild spinach cooked with onions and tomato • Chakalaka — a spicy relish • Koeksister — a plaited, syrup - infused doughnut • Melktert — a milk pudding pie