Parmesan Peas Recipe for Two
Peas make me think of spring. But we can serve this dish year-round. Frozen peas come to our rescue and are perfect for this dish. The peas are ready in just a few minutes. They are bright in color and flavor.
Recipes that are served alongside main protein dishes.
Peas make me think of spring. But we can serve this dish year-round. Frozen peas come to our rescue and are perfect for this dish. The peas are ready in just a few minutes. They are bright in color and flavor.
I have been making this dressing for my family for several years. It is a simple recipe and is quick to make. The water chestnuts give it a nice crunch. This dressing is moist and has a crisp topping. Bethany says it’s delicious, and I definitely agree.
I like sweet potatoes at Thanksgiving, but also other times of the year. They are a nice switch from a Russet potato. This recipe gives you a different way to serve these awesome vegetables. Toasting them brings out their nutty flavor. The spices and pecans make for a flavorful and comforting dish.
I’m not a Brussels sprout lover. I actually don’t like them prepared in any way. On the other hand, Bethany loved these. She didn’t have a problem eating them in two meals. This is the first time she tried Brussels sprouts, my bad. The glaze …
My daughter-in-law Grèta is Hungarian and this is one of her favorite recipes. This salad is typically served as a side dish to heavier main dishes. It’s so refreshing and light, I serve it all year round.
Fresh green beans are something to look forward to. This is an enjoyable way to eat them, lightly seasoned and crisp. Parmesan adds a nice nutty flourish. Green beans go with just about anything, and these are great as a snack.
This is not your everyday rice dish. Using cauliflower rice makes it healthy. The spices and vegetables add color and flavor. The nuts add crunch and surprise. It is a delicious fusion of flavors and textures.
I love this recipe, it’s so tasty. Bethany doesn’t like some of the ingredients, so I get to eat the whole batch! I like it any time of the year. It’s a light and refreshing salad.
Our “baked” beans recipe is cooked on the stovetop and takes 15 minutes to cook when all the ingredients are combined. They taste like they have been baked, with a robust flavor and thick sauce. The beans are a perfect blend of sweet, savory, and smoky.
Carrots are so beautiful in color and flavor. I love them raw. I don’t even need Ranch dressing for dipping. If you are looking for a cooked carrot recipe that lets their beauty shine through, this is the one you want to make. Simple and fast, with a light touch of seasoning.