Recent Recipes

Taco Salad: Friday, January 23, 2026

Taco Salad: Friday, January 23, 2026

A mouth-watering taco salad will be the feature presentation. A shaped corn or flour tortilla cup filled with homemade taco filling plays the leading role. It sits atop a supporting cast of fresh greens with seared peppers and loads of fresh salad ingredients.

The salad gets topped off with homemade, Quick, Low-sodium Tomato Salsa and a garnish of grated sharp cheddar cheese.

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Cajun Beans and Rice: Friday, January 9, 2026

Cajun Beans and Rice: Friday, January 9, 2026

Light up the tastebuds with Cajun tonight! What makes a dish “Cajun?” The vegetable trifecta of celery, peppers and onion is part of the formula. However, “cajun” seasoning is the key. It’s generally a combination of paprika, thyme, cayenne pepper and oregano.
You can use any variety of canned beans for this recipe, but red kidney beans are the most authentic.

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Mustard Greens with Spicy Potatoes: Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Mustard Greens with Spicy Potatoes: Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Mustard greens, the often overlooked dark leafy green, is the center of attention tonight! If you don’t care for the sharp flavor of mustard greens, just use some chard. The greens are served over a bed of slightly spicy, roasted potato rounds. Poached winter pear pieces accent the greens with a touch of sweetness and a sprinkle of aged gouda cheese adds just enough savory richness to finish the dish.

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Vegetable Calzone: Sunday, January 4, 2026

Vegetable Calzone: Sunday, January 4, 2026

Calzone is just a folded pizza with any variety of filling. This one features a garlic/sweet potato filling with mushrooms, peppers, celery and onion and a touch of basil pesto. Serve it in a pool of Marinara sauce. It’s a real flavor festival!

Make some pizza dough today 2 hours before you wish to dine. It can be a great adventure for kids too. Use 1/2 of the dough to make the crust for today’s calzone. Roll out a second crust and freeze it (or freeze the dough as a ball).

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