View Full Version : What are your fave recipes to make...to eat...Mmmmm


Ireneparalegal
01-04-2006, 09:59 PM
My family loves my meatloaf. I will admit, it is so juicy and good.
I also make a very good Pot Roast. My kids really love the potatos and other vegetables in it.
Right now, I am making Chicken Parmigiana with marinara sauce on top of spaghetti. It's my first time making it, but it smells sooo good already. I had been wanting to make it for the longest time, and I bought one of those frozen ones (yuck!! never again)...mine will be better!!!!

My absolute fave thing to make and everyone raves abt is my chicken enchiladas!!!! I need to make that some time soon:D

TJL
01-04-2006, 10:10 PM
I don't cook as much as I used to, but I do like to make a stir fry every once in a while.

I also like to make pizza. I haven't done one with frozen pizza dough in a while (and it never comes out round) but the Boboli pizza crusts work well too.

TJL's Turkey Pizza:

Combine sliced peppers, mushrooms, pasta sauce, a few diced turkey meatballs and lowfat cheese on pizza crust, top with seasonings like pepper flakes or galic salt, bake in oven according to package directions.

Eat half, make preparations to wrap the other half to eat tomorrow, then eat the other half anyway. Go to bed feeling bad about yourself.

;)

Ireneparalegal
01-04-2006, 10:14 PM
I don't cook as much as I used to, but I do like to make a stir fry every once in a while.

I also like to make pizza. I haven't done one with frozen pizza dough in a while (and it never comes out round) but the Boboli pizza crusts work well too.

TJL's Turkey Pizza:

Combine sliced peppers, mushrooms, pasta sauce, a few diced turkey meatballs and lowfat cheese on pizza crust, top with seasonings like pepper flakes or galic salt, bake in oven according to package directions.

Eat half, make preparations to wrap the other half to eat tomorrow, then eat the other half anyway. Go to bed feeling bad about yourself.

;)

Mmmm, thanx for the recipe, very cool of you.

BTW, are the boboli crusts really that good? i have always wondered.:wave:

Kay Scarpetta
01-04-2006, 10:24 PM
Oregon Peach Pie... it's a recipe for a pie consisting of glazed pecans, a cream cheese filling, topped with sliced peaches in a peach glaze, all baked into a graham cracker crust.

I made one on Monday just for myself (everyone always eats it on me)... um, it was gone by Tuesday morning.

EmoJoe
01-04-2006, 10:54 PM
HOMEMADE TACOS!!!!

Homemade pizza :D

Chicken cutlets

Eggplant parmegan

Chicken parmegan

snl 70s show fan
01-04-2006, 11:07 PM
i cant even boil water but as long as we are on the subject of recipes my mother always liked to try new ones and i hace to tell all of you that yesterday she made leftover prime rib on flatberad with salsa and onions it was so good i highly recommend it to everyboddy here at so

KristinHerreraFan
01-05-2006, 08:34 AM
Defenetely my famous, delicious Peanut Butter Cheesecake!

mmmmmmm :nod:

http://www.mikespies.com/files/images/thumbnails/t_8.jpg

Brad Russ
01-05-2006, 10:17 AM
Top Ramen. It's all I can cook. :lol:

Brad Russ
01-05-2006, 10:20 AM
Defenetely my famous, delicious Peanut Butter Cheesecake!

mmmmmmm :nod:

http://www.mikespies.com/files/images/thumbnails/t_8.jpg

Mmmmm, I don't think Iv'e ever had that before. Iv'e had regular peanut butter pie, and chocolate peanut butter pie, but never the cheesecake kind. I'll have to try that sometime!!

The Chauffeur
01-05-2006, 11:42 AM
Peanut Butter Brownies w/ peanut butter frosting :drool:
Cabbage Rolls...that one Rob and I make together
Pot Roast...hmmm, haven't made that one in a while, like it matters, Rob won't share any with me.:rolleyes: :p
Chicken Parm...I make a pretty wicked recipe :D
My mother in law made Swedish Meatballs and French Onion Soup together one night. She used the French Onion Soup as stock for the Swedish Meatballs as well as a lil white wine in it..THE most incredible recipes I've ever tasted for them......I need to get those again :(
And I just made my very first Turkey for Cristmas...It was so good I wanna make another to make Turkey and Dumpling soup :lol:

Ireneparalegal
01-05-2006, 12:13 PM
Top Ramen. It's all I can cook. :lol:
:lol:

MsOrange
01-05-2006, 12:25 PM
Top Ramen. It's all I can cook. :lol:
that was about all i ate through middle/high school... i still <3 the stuff!

dlemond
01-05-2006, 12:26 PM
I make a great artichoke dip (baked), from a recipe I got from my mother.

Everytime I make it (to bring to parties or for guests), it's a hit.

MsOrange
01-05-2006, 01:26 PM
Defenetely my famous, delicious Peanut Butter Cheesecake!

mmmmmmm :nod:

http://www.mikespies.com/files/images/thumbnails/t_8.jpg
:drool:

Brad Russ
01-05-2006, 02:00 PM
that was about all i ate through middle/high school... i still <3 the stuff!

Yeah, me too. I use to come home for lunch with my brother and his friends, and we had the same routine everyday. Come home, make some Ramen and Kool Aid, and play Super Mario Kart until we were late for class. We had that routine for two years. I can still remember the aroma upon entering my house of kool aid, ramen, and cheap teenage cologne. Aaaah those were the days!!

Ireneparalegal
01-05-2006, 04:53 PM
Yeah, me too. I use to come home for lunch with my brother and his friends, and we had the same routine everyday. Come home, make some Ramen and Kool Aid, and play Super Mario Kart until we were late for class. We had that routine for two years. I can still remember the aroma upon entering my house of kool aid, ramen, and cheap teenage cologne. Aaaah those were the days!!
:lol: :lol: :wave:

TJL
01-05-2006, 06:53 PM
BTW, are the boboli crusts really that good? i have always wondered.:wave:

They're not bad. It makes it much quicker to whip up a pizza. Try the thin crust ones though, less doughy than the original ones.

Ireneparalegal
01-05-2006, 08:38 PM
They're not bad. It makes it much quicker to whip up a pizza. Try the thin crust ones though, less doughy than the original ones.
THANX! :wave: