I wanted to send out two of my favorite recipes for this time of year. They are very easy with minimal ingredients and effort...just the way I like it!
Shredded Mexican Chicken in a Crock Pot:
1 Package of skinless chicken breasts
1 packet of taco seasoning (go for the reduced sodium kind)
1 container of your favorite fresh salsa
- Place chicken in the crock pot, sprinkle taco seasoning on top. Pour salsa over chicken and add a small amount of water; fill the salsa container about 1/4 of the way and add it in.
- Set your crock pot to 10 hours (or it's longest setting if you don't have 10).
- About 60 minutes before it's done shred the chicken by using 2 forks to rip it into pieces.
serve in tortillas, on nachos or any way you like.
I love it in a tortilla with sliced avocado. And, a margarita of course!
This is a home-run for any football party! Maybe I should say it's a Touchdown!!
Fall Turkey Brat Bake:
This one I got from a friend of mine, so glad she told me about it!!
1 package of Turkey Brats
2-3 Gala apples
1 Butternut Squash (If you can find them pre cut buy it, it's worth the extra money. They are a B*tch to cut! Trader Joe's usually has them cut and packaged.)
1 red onion
Olive Oil
Lemon Juice (1/2 lemon)
Nut Meg
Caraway Seeds
Salt & Pepper
- Preheat oven to 425
- Slice apples, onion and squash (try to also cut off skin of the squash); toss with 3 tbsp. of olive oil, squeeze juice from 1/2 a lemon, nut meg and caraway seeds. Sprinkle little bit of salt and pepper.
- ** I'm not sure how much of the seeds and nut meg to use...I'm not a chef or for that matter even a cook. I sprinkle some on, mix it all up and then add more if I think I need it. Everything pretty much has a light coat of nut meg and caraway seeds.
- Once that is all mixed and coated spread it out on a baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray.
- ** For easy clean up cover tray with aluminum foil and spray.
- Place Brats on top of mixture and bake for 1 hour; turn brats over 1/2 way through cooking time.
The house will smell so good!!!
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