‘Sauces and Salsas’ Recipes
Written by Lori Riddle on 06 December 2012
Spread this Bacon Onion Jam on your grilled cheese for a yummy change and to bump up your ho-hum soup and sandwich night up a couple notches. I like to use sharp cheddar cheese and a granny smith apple. My husband’s favorite is ham, smokey Gouda and bacon onion jam. This jam is also perfect more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 29 July 2012
This black bean salsa is fresh and smoky at the same time. The sun-dried tomatoes and BBQ sauce are unexpected and give this salsa a kick! This is a great salsa just for dipping with your favorite chips, but also amazing on top of quesadillas and over chicken or fish. Enjoy! Print Warm Black Bean Salsa Recipe type: Appetiser [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 22 June 2012
This is so easy and so delicious that it’s hard to even call it a recipe. Drizzle over cheese, grilled chicken or your salad to give it a sweet kick. Print Spicy Honey Ingredients 1 cup honey 2 tbsp. crushed red pepper Instructions Add crushed red pepper flakes to honey. Store in an air more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 12 May 2012
We love blackberry jelly. I just planted a bush in the backyard this spring. I know it’ll be long time before I have enough berries to make presevers, but I can’t wait. This recipe is so quick and easy that you can make it before you start the pot of coffee and it’ll be ready by more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 08 November 2011
I took Sunday night’s Porchetta leftovers and made a toasty pork sandwich topped with caramelized balsamic onion and melted provolone cheese. These are easy to make, all you need is an onion and a little time, but totally worth it. They make a great topping for sandwiches or a juicy steak. Guide to Online Schools has information on [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 04 July 2011
I tried this sauce over the 4th of July weekend to go with my ribs. It is definetly one to keep on hand. It was so easy to make and I had everything in my pantry that I needed. I will keep this recipe up my sleeve to use in a pinch; hell, I will use more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 31 December 2010
Tomorrow is New Year’s day and I’ve been told that black eyed peas are lucky and should be eaten on this day. But why are they lucky? Well according to Wikipedia, the tradition dates as farback as ancient Egypt. During the time of the Pharaohs, it was believed that eating a meager food like black-eyed peas more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 31 July 2010
This herb infused dressing is great as a marinade and to drizzle over your grilled meats. It’s full of fresh herbs from the garden, garlic and olive oil. The lime juice in this version really brightens it up. Delicious over any grilled meat, poultry or even fish. Ingredients: 1 cup olive oil 2 limes, juiced more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 22 June 2010
I like to use this salsa on a grilled chicken salad. Add a few crumbled tortilla chips and a spicy ranch dressing. It’s also great on grilled fish or on it’s own with chips. Ingredients: 1 can black beans, drained and rinsed 1 can corn, drained and rinsed 2 cups cherry tomatoes, quartered 1 cup more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 06 June 2010
I don’t like mushy guacamole, it’s a texture thing for me. So my guacamole is chunky. The key is to find the perfect avocado. If they are too ripe then it gets mushy no matter what. I like to use ones that is just slightly hard, this will keep the right consistency when you start more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 30 March 2010
Sometimes a simple marinara sauce over pasta, some crusty bread and a good glass of wine is all you need for a fantastic dinner. Here is the simplest of marinara recipes. Ingredients: 1 14oz can of good quality tomatoes, diced Olive oil 2-3 cloves of garlic, minced red pepper flakes 3 tbsp chopped basil Directions: more » [Continue...]
Written by Lori Riddle on 02 January 2010
Ingredients: 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil 2 oz can anchovies cured in salt 5-6 cloves fresh garlic, minced 1 cup butter (unsalted is best), room temperature 2 tbsp fresh parsley Directions: Over medium heat, add olive oil to a small sauce pan. Saute garlic and anchovies until anchovies dissolve. Remove from heat and allow more » [Continue...]