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Recipes tagged with: chef

  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

"Yaki" Beef Stir Fry

I received a shipment of samples from Bone Suckin' and decided to use the Yaki first for a stir fry.  We were over the top happy with this Yaki "Teriyaki" and I am serious. This is the best we have ever had and it's gluten free.  

I did make 1 chicken breast for me as I am not a big steak fan!  Enjoy xo

 

3 ingredient Kale Chips
  • Time: 20 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

3 ingredient Kale Chips

Kale chips are super easy to make or can be super easy to mess up!  We know that is true.  They are just so yummy...

Here is what you need to know to make the perfect crispy kale chips!

First take your kale and remove the ribs. You can easily do this by holding the bottom rib from the leaf with one hand and use the other hand to grip onto the rib and move your hand up the leaf separating the two from each other.  Next, either chop or tear the leaves into small pieces and place in your colander.  Rinse throughly then dry.  I like to lay paper towels down on my counter then create an even layer of the leaves.  Top with another layer of paper towels and press down.  You want the leaves dry before baking them into chips.  If they wet... they will burn!  

 

Baked Beef Kibbeh
  • Time: 45 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Baked Beef Kibbeh

I know - I know - I am Italian.  However, we have Labanese friends and they would bring over pita bread, grape leaves and kibbeh.  So good!  I remember how my Nana's friend could take a large pieces of pita and rip it in 1/2 the long way so each person got one half of a large pita and made us an amazing sandwich.  Sometimes I wish i was that little girl in at my Nana's house!

I love lamb and that is the traditional way to make kibbeh but not everyone enjoys it so I decided to make it with beef and will put out a large platter to serve the kibbeh by adding grape leaves, hummus, tabouleh,  lettuce, cucumbers, feta cheese, olives and extra-virgin olive oil.

Enjoy

 

 

Banana Bread Cream Stuffed Crepes
  • Time: 30 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Banana Bread Cream Stuffed Crepes

Since we are only in Massachusetts for a few weeks; I am trying to use up everything I have before we go back home to Florida.  I made my Crepes recipe that has been carried down from my Grandfather but if you want to use Paleo Crepes - Go here for my Paleo Recipe.

The banana cream does taste like the batter for your bread!  So yummy...  

 

Banana Coffee Cake  with a Crumble Topping
  • Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Banana Coffee Cake with a Crumble Topping

I always think banana bread when those bananas are nice a ripe on the counter.  Today I decided to make more of a breakfast cake in a 9 inch pan.  Slicing the bread with a side of fresh fruit was a  perfect weekend breakfast with our coffee as we sit outside enjoying the amazing Florida weather.

 

Basic Marinara
  • Time: 1-2 hours
  • Complexity: easy

Basic Marinara

I normally double or triple this recipe and freeze them in individual containers. I try to make it basic then depending on the recipe I can add more flavors such as wines or chicken broth. When making a marinara/sauce remember that dried herbs hold their flavor and color when slow cooking. If you are using fresh herbs don’t add them in until you are finished with the cooking process and just before serving. If you have fresh tomatoes then use them starting with 3 pounds.

**Cindy’s Tip!: Use with your favorite recipe or divide and store in your refrigerator or freezer. **

You can also find this recipe in my cookbook:

 

 

Basic Zucchini Noodles
  • Time: 20 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Basic Zucchini Noodles

As an Italian we grew up with zucchini in almost any dish.  From scrambled eggs and zucchini, zucchini bread, sautéed or even roasted.  Now I just love zucchini noodles.  They are great with just garlic, EVOO, salt and pepper or with your favorite sauce!  Any way you enjoy zucchini noodles it will be amazing!

#zucchini

 

Beer Chicken on the Big Green Egg
  • Time: 2 1/2 hours
  • Complexity: easy

Beer Chicken on the Big Green Egg

We love our Big Green Egg and be sure to keep coming back as we will be posting new videos and recipes that we just know you will enjoy!

This recipe is super easy.  We have a chicken throne and it fills a 12 ounce beer. If you don't have one just use the beer can.  We also love all of the amazing seasonings from Moms Gourmet.

Tip:  We used an aluminum disposable pan to place the chicken throne on and chicken.  Great for a quick clean up!  Also, get a kitchen spray bottle with water, chicken broth or apple juice to baste.

 

 

Best Homemade Sloppy Joes
  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

Best Homemade Sloppy Joes

Remember childhood sloppy joes… This is so much better and perfect for after school snacks. You can just serve on your favorite buns, over spaghetti or grilled vegetables for a paleo option.  

Anyway you decided will be great.  Just double the recipe to feed a crowd.

Cindy's Tip!  Make ahead and just keep warm in your slow cooker to enjoy anytime.  We love to keep this on the counter at our lake house.  The kids can serve themselves when they are hungry!  Yummy

 

Best Pan Seared Pork Chops
  • Time: 30 minutes (or 2+ hours)
  • Complexity: easy

Best Pan Seared Pork Chops

These pork chops were simply amazing.  Using my Cast Iron pan was perfect for our dinner.  Get it really hot to sear the chops then the oven will do the rest.  I did let the pork chops marinade for a few hours in the refrigerator seasoned with salt, pepper, fresh rosemary and thyme from my garden then olive oil.  

I made these for 3 of us!  I used the Center Cut Pork Chop Loin but you can use any cut for this recipe.

Enjoy xo

 

Best Ribs Ever on the EGG®
  • Time: 8 hours or more
  • Complexity: easy

Best Ribs Ever on the EGG®

Before I begin let me just say for the record. Bone Suckin' Sauce reached out to me and asked if I would test out their products.  We said sure since we love to BBQ on our Big Green Egg.  We have made a few different recipes using their products and we just LOVE their products.  

These ribs are amazing.  Go ahead and get some of their sauce and make some ribs!

Enjoy xo

What you need!

  • Plate Setter
  • V-Rack
  • Disposable pan (aluminum)
  • Slop Mop for your BBQ sauce

 

Best Waffles for Two
  • Time: 30 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Best Waffles for Two

I love summer time at the lake because I get to spend it with my grandchildren.  I have Ty (4) all week and this morning he wanted waffles.  He love to cook with me so of course we made them homemade.  The best part for him are the eggs!  I decided to whisk the egg whites to make these waffles even more amazing.  

This batter made 4 perfect waffles in my waffle iron for my 2 sweeties!  

Enjoy!

 

BGE Short Ribs Marsala
  • Time: 4 hours
  • Complexity: medium

BGE Short Ribs Marsala

We are thrilled to be working with the Big Green Egg.  We have been testing new recipes for my upcoming show Recipes on the Fly!  Be sure to stay connected with Cindy's Table!

This dish came out beyond amazing.  Please give it a try....  

Enjoy xo

 

Blackened Seared Yellow Tail Snapper with Sautéed Vegetables
  • Time: 30 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Blackened Seared Yellow Tail Snapper with Sautéed Vegetables

In Florida we can get some amazing fresh fish.  While at the market I spotted Yellow Tail Snapper wild caught and local.  I had all of the other ingredients to make this amazing dinner for 2.  This is a great dinner if you are following the Paleo diet or a healthy Mediterranean diet

Note:  You don't have to buy blackened seasonings as I am sure all of the spices are at home in your cabinet.  

Julienne is a knife cut where you slice long strips and keep them all in the same length. 

 

 

  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

Blueberry Scones with Lemon Glaze

Perfect for company at the lake!

Cindy's important tip! Be sure to zest the lemon first then squeeze for the fresh juice!

 

Braised Italian Chicken and Vegetables
  • Time: 3-4 hours
  • Complexity: easy

Braised Italian Chicken and Vegetables

I was at our local Whole Foods staring at the meat case poultry.  I decided to get 2 bone-in chicken breast, 2 bone-in chicken thighs and 2 hot chicken sausage (for some heat).  I grabbed a bunch of vegetables and got home and started to cook.  I really didn't  have a plan and this recipe was created.

Feel free to add more ingredients to feed a family. This is a perfect recipe for 2. 

I roasted some chopped red potatoes and added them into the pot before serving.  I knew my husband would wants some carbs in the dish.  Totally optional. 

Go ahead and give this one a try!  I did a little video and put in on my Facebook Page and Instagram page.

Enjoy! 

Bulgar Wheat and Vegetable Cakes
  • Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Bulgar Wheat and Vegetable Cakes

As I was walking around the grocery store looking for inspirations  spotted a box of burger wheat.  I decided to grab the box and use it a few different way.  We love tobuli and I make kibbeh in the summer.

At the grocery store they had buy one get one free of grape tomatoes so I decided to roast one package with lots of garlic, salt, pepper and olive oil.  The combination went great together.

Buttermilk Breakfast Cake
  • Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Buttermilk Breakfast Cake

We love this bundt cake and we want to thank MyRecipes from SoutherLiving.  I made this for my bible study and all of us ladies enjoyed with a cup of coffee.  

 

Canned Rasin Bread
  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

Canned Rasin Bread

I was watching the food network and caught this recipe.  I had the large 28 ounce cans from sauce and changed the recipe a little to accommodate the larger cans and make them more of an adult bread. 

From Cindy!  I don't like to open a package for just a portion of the ingredients.  Therefore I also wanted to use the entire container of raisins!

  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

Cauliflower and Mushroom Bolognese

This is another way I share my love for Cauliflower and Italian together!  This is delicious!  Go ahead and give it a try.  Enjoy xo Cindy

 

Cauliflower Rice Succotash
  • Time: 30 minutes
  • Complexity: medium

Cauliflower Rice Succotash

We just love summer vegetables.  At our summer lake house we love to grill and entertain.  My husband and I just love salmon and my Cauliflower Rice Succotash was the perfect accompany for our dinner.  Everything was cooked on the grill and we ate outside.

Perfect summer dinner with friends.

Cindy's Note:  I made this dish on the grill.  You can also prepare in your own kitchen stove top. Feel free to boil the corn.

 

  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

Cauliflower Tacos

As I have been surprisingly on several cauliflower recipes a taco was inspired while walking through the farmers market and watching everyone eating various tacos!  This was experimenting yummy!!!!

Enjoy xo

 

Chewy Molasses Cookies
  • Time: 40 minutes
  • Complexity: easy

Chewy Molasses Cookies

These cookies are amazing!  I topped each cookie with green sugar for Christmas.  You can use any sugar you desire.  Enjoy

 

Chicken Parmesan
  • Time: 1 hour
  • Complexity: easy

Chicken Parmesan

My family loves when I let them know we are having Chicken Parmesan for dinner! It's funny because many times when we go out to dinner my husband will order Chicken Parmesan then say, "that is not as good as your".  I always ask him why he orders it when we both know he won't like it!  

I love my chicken very thin for cutlets and therefore for parmesan.  I hope you love my chicken parmesan.  It's so easy to make your own tomato sauce - here is my recipe!

Enjoy

 

 

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