This weeknight meal started out to be a navy bean curry, but I went a little overboard on the spices and it ended up with the flavouring of our holiday in Morocco. If you please you could add some raisins, currents or even dates. Perhaps a nut or two for some crunch. All in all [...]
Archive for the ‘Main Courses’ Category
Moroccan Inspired Navy Beans with Mushrooms
Posted in Gluten Free, Main Courses, Moroccan recipes, Vegetarian, tagged curry, delicious, garam masala, healthy, low glycemic index recipe, meat masala, spice on May 12, 2012 | 39 Comments »
Piri Piri Shrimp My Way
Posted in Fish, Gluten Free, Main Courses, tagged cilantro, delicious, hot, jalopeño, peppers, Portuguese, roasted, Sauce, shrimp, spicy on May 10, 2012 | 29 Comments »
Firstly, I would like to add a disclaimer that Kristy from Eat, Play, Love Our Family Food Adventures is not paying me to blog about her recipes (unless she wants to, of course ). It’s just that there are some recipes that click for me, and her choices are often those kinds of recipes. Recently [...]
Egg Foo Yung (gluten free, fat free but NOT flavour free)
Posted in Breakfast/Brunch, Gluten Free, Main Courses, Soups, tagged broth, delicious, Egg, filling, healthy, hearty, low fat, low sodium on May 8, 2012 | 38 Comments »
Many people think that eating healthfully means eating without flavour or excitement (remember the cottage cheese diets?), but I am here to declare that they are WRONG! It’s particularly important for low fat recipes to be seasoned properly, and I’m not talking salt, but a variety of flavour builders. When you eat low calorie, fat [...]
Cinco de Mayo — Celebrate with Ceviche
Posted in Fish, Gluten Free, Left overs, Main Courses, tagged delicious, Gluten Free, hot, low fat, low glycemic index recipe, Mexican, spicy on May 6, 2012 | 36 Comments »
My friend Angela (Titanic dinner party) sent me this link. Her boys (the lovely stewards of the same party) said it reminded them of a play dough toy they once had. It is pretty gross so be warned if you’re squeamish! I’m not sure what disturbs me more, the video or the comments! Yesterday was [...]
The Anything-but-Boring Egg White Omelet
Posted in Breakfast/Brunch, Gluten Free, Main Courses, tagged egg whites, filling, good for you, healthy, lose weight, low carb, low glycemic index recipe, low sugar on May 4, 2012 | 46 Comments »
For all you gourmets who are cream, butter and everything that is not-fat-free lovers, I BEG you to read on. This is an egg white recipe that will make your toes curl, it’s so tasty and filling. I was rather surprised as how filling it was and I think you will be too. The Anything-but-Boring [...]
Pork Medallions in a Sweet Red Pepper and Caremalized Onion Coulis
Posted in Gluten Free, Main Courses, Meat, Pork, Sauces, Soups, tagged comfort food, coulis, delicious, Gluten Free, health, pork medallions, red pepper, yellow pepper on May 2, 2012 | 46 Comments »
Ann at Cooking Healthy for Me and Kelly at Inspired Edibles have proven time and time again, that you need not suffer eating healthy, just a few smart choices in the kitchen will take your recipe from high in fat, to low in fat and full of flavour. Today’s recipe chooses a pork loin over [...]
Halibut with a Rustic Tomato Sauce
Posted in Fish, Gluten Free, Main Courses, Sauces, tagged fish, garlic, halibut, Recipe, smoked paprika, tomato on April 28, 2012 | 38 Comments »
It’s a week night and even though we like to eat at 7:30-8 on weekends, it just doesn’t work for week nights when I need a couple of hours to blog, and such! I’m always looking for tasty and quick ways to serve fish and Kristy’s delightful Baked Cod Portuguese was a sure winner, but [...]
Moroccan Style Mussels with Chick Peas
Posted in Fish, Gluten Free, Main Courses, Moroccan recipes, Recipes, tagged chick peas, cinnamon, cumin on March 18, 2012 | 30 Comments »
I’m always intrigued as to what draws a person to a recipe. It’s so personal and subjective, yet the food made from the recipe tantalizes taste buds whether you chose the recipe or not. Friday night JT wanted to make mussels, but we were a tad tired of the same old white wine sauce and [...]
Chicken Fajitas, low carb style
Posted in Chicken, Main Courses, Salad on March 16, 2012 | 35 Comments »
I’m in a bit of blogging bog. I haven’t been inspired to make anything photo worthy or blog worthy. I totally dropped the ball on the weekend, did not plan out my blog entries nor did I even think about it. I still made my rounds reading and commenting, which is usually the fun part. [...]
Curried Cauliflower and Chickpeas for a Meatless Day
Posted in Main Courses, Recipes, Vegetable Sides, Vegetarian, tagged arugula, chick peas, coconut milk powder, curry, Spinach on February 26, 2012 | 25 Comments »
Every so often we like a meal without meat. Indian flavours are always so welcome particularly on these bitterly cold winter nights. I saw one of our celebrity chefs, Chef Michael Smith, made this recipe on his show Chef at Home, and I’ll be darned if I can find it. It’s a really easy recipe [...]
