, when I was trying to use up as many
of my leftover ingredients as I could.
To make it easy, and to avoid having a lot
of leftover ingredients, I purchased most of the dry ingredients from the bulk section at Fresh Thyme.
As far as the pulp goes (which is bits
of leftover ingredients from juicing), I compost it, add it the soil in the garden, or sadly, I throw it away.
Nothing refined and made entirely out
of leftover ingredients from other pumpkin recipes.
I totally winged the recipe and hoped for the best in the hope of getting rid
of some leftover ingredients that were lying around.
I had a ton
of leftover ingredients, so with the extra filling and mashed potatoes, Kevin from FitMenCook made a few dishes.
Not exact matches
The company said on Wednesday that the solution is called «DisposeRx» and consists
of a packet with
ingredients that, when combined with warm water and emptied into a pill bottle, neutralize
leftover medications so they can be disposed
of without worry.
That little bit
of initial effort you put into assembling all the
ingredients for a single - pan dish pays off incredibly well when you end up with a big meal, plus a ton
of leftovers for the week, having only used one pan or pot in the process.
They use only a handful
of ingredients and are very quick to put together, particularly if you have
leftover boiled or baked potatoes.
Instead
of preparing only my go - to meals, I am always looking for new and inventive ways to use
leftover ingredients and create new dishes.
Ingredients -
Leftover ham - Slices
of crusty bread -1 / 2 pound sliced Swiss cheese, preferably Gruyère -2 tablespoons dijon mustard -1 / 4 cup apricot preserves
Ingredients: 2 T olive oil / 1 large onion, thinly sliced / 2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced / 1T fresh ginger, minced / 1 T paprika / 2 t ground cumin / 1 t ground cinnamon / 1 1/2 cups turkey or chicken broth / 10 - 15 pitted green olives, sliced /
leftover turkey, slices or chunks / 8 wedges
of preserved lemon, all pulp removed, cut into thin slices.
Typically, when we eat tacos, there is no meat filling left afterwards, but because
of the additional
ingredients, we now have
leftovers!
My lunch box usually consists
of stir frys, salad with similar
ingredients from your wrap, or
leftovers
I actually had some
leftover ingredients so I through them into the container
of marinaded tortellini and made a pasta salad
of sorts.
I think
of potlucks and Pyrex and tin foil lids and gooey cheesy mystery
ingredients and Ritz crackers crumbled on top and day old
leftovers that never taste quite the same.
Besides, I had some
leftover root beer pulled pork begging for a purpose and used it instead
of what I assume was supposed to be dry pulled pork in the
ingredient list.
Pizza and flatbreads are a great way to use
leftovers and extra
ingredients you may have stocked up on for holiday recipes, but simply ran out
of time to make.
I decided on a basil vinaigrette and tomatoes and heart
of palm as mix - ins, which was a decision based on using up some
leftover ingredients.
You can experiment with
ingredients, but I tend to use
leftovers from other recipes like 1/2 an onion or a small block
of leftover cheese.
To make larger batches
of dressing, just double or triple the
ingredients and save any
leftovers in the fridge.
I love that with most
of the recipes in the book, there is a list
of other recipes you can use
leftover ingredients for (i.e..
A Frittata for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner, under - dressed, over-dressed, with a glass
of Texas Rose» wine or a glass
of milk, crusty artisanal bread or a simple green salad, warm or cold, one gorgeous
ingredient or with
leftovers from your vegetable basket, a Frittata is a bare necessity, a recipe you should always have under your sleeve.
I'm making this again with the
leftover ingredients (a BIG can
of mango pulp) but I'm out
of milk so I'm substituting coconut milk.
Ingredients 2 cups
leftover mushroom risotto or any other
leftover risotto, cold 10 - 12 approximately 1 cm pieces
of mozzarella 2 eggs 1 tablespoon milk 2 cups bread crumbs oil for frying
I love when
leftover ingredients become the stars
of a new and delicious meal!
The best part
of this recipe is the you can used
leftovers rice and rotisserie chicken and maybe the only
ingredient the you have to buy are the bean sprouts.
Leftover Mashed Potato Puffs Print Prep time 10 mins Cook time 35 mins Total time 45 mins Author: Reeni Recipe type: Side Dish Cuisine: American Serves: about 8 puffs
Ingredients 2 eggs 1/3 cup sour cream, plus more for serving 1 heaping cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan 2 tablespoons chopped chives salt and black pepper, to taste 3 cups mashed potatoes Instructions Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Butter 8 - 9
of the wells...
With just a quick switch - a-roo
of ingredients (even
leftovers found in the fridge or freezer), you can come up with a one -
of - a-kind, personal - sized cure for any craving — even dessert!
It was my standard recipe for guests in the unpredictable first year or two after my son's birth - very forgiving baking times, lots
of hand - off baking time to make the other dishes, marinade
ingredients always in my cupboard, and great
leftovers.
Because me and my girlfriend are making the cupcakes and we want them to be the exact same as before and also we still have the same
ingredients leftover from making a batch
of the old recipe.
We dedicated an entire week to this fall
ingredient earlier this year, and when I was scouering my cupboards for that one special
ingredient that would get me soft cookies, the
leftover cans
of pumpkin were looking me right in the face.
I compared the recipes and realized that while most
of the
ingredients are the same, the proportions
of butter, PB, cream cheese and sugar are really different, plus the Buckeyes use graham crackers in the mixture as opposed to using them in the crust (for my crust I combined
leftover graham crackers / assorted stray cookies / cake ends / pop tarts that were in our freezer, and it was delicious!)
This blog is brought to you by all
of the
leftover holiday meal
ingredient in my refrigerator.
Rather than just eat the
leftovers «as is,» I decided I could make them more healthful and colorful while stretching them into two more meals with the addition
of just a very few fresh
ingredients.
In my younger days I wouldn't have been caught dead with such a bourgeois appliance in my kitchen, now I use it frequently to freeze
leftovers and store things like flour and
ingredients I don't use very often (I have to eat gluten free so have a lot
of little bits
of exotic this and that).
One
of the
ingredients she had
leftover from the creation was vegan mushroom soup which I have never had.
I always have a problem getting rid
of leftover baking
ingredients.
Fortunately, I happened to have a nice mix
of ingredients to work with — some fresh asparagus, baby spinach, and a little bag
of sun - dried tomatoes from the farmer's market, mozzarella
leftover from making pizza, and the ever - present jar
of marinated artichoke hearts in the pantry.
my method for finding recipes is seeing what's
leftover in my fridge, and then googling recipes that have all
of those
ingredients.
With just a handful
of ingredients you can make it in minutes, especially if you have
leftover brown rice in the refrigerator.
I made a 2/3 batch
of my 2
Ingredient Blender Pancakes and topped them with peanut flour spread, a little
leftover banana, and a sprinkling
of granola.
I'm going to have to think
of some recipes for
leftovers soups, because all the soups I make now are made from specific - for - the - soup
ingredients.
Started with Thanksgiving shredded turkey
leftovers and some smoked chicken (marinated together in about 1/4 c
of bbq sauce while prepping other
ingredients), used fire - roasted diced tomatoes and also peas — like your version (and no chiles, limas, or corn — didn't have them on hand).
it's piled with the best kind
of ingredients, fresh and
leftover.
To make cooking the turkey soup easy I like to get all
of my
ingredients ready, including measuring the spices and chopping the veggies and
leftover turkey before I start cooking anything.
Bread pudding is one
of my favorites and this recipe is quite similar to my own «method» (meaning that I do not use a real recipe but incorporate what is on hand with the basic
ingredients) My very, very best version uses
leftover, homemade biscuits that have been split, buttered and toasted... add some dried peaches cut into small pieces, the plumped cranberries, toasted nuts and usually a chopped apple.
This recipe for AIP paleo meatballs uses the not - so - secret
ingredient of mashed yuca to recreate the taste and sensation
of the traditional bread - y meatball one's Italian grandmother made from ground meat and
leftover stale bread soaked in milk and held together with egg, but without the grains or the dairy (or even eggs).
I went shopping tonight for the
ingredients to make the Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken, and plan on making some
of the
leftovers from that recipe into Buffalo Chicken Cupcakes.
This isn't even one
of those «Oh, I had
leftover ingredients from my last recipe, so I had to come up with something clever to do with them» posts (though I am likely to do that from time to time).