Happy St. Patricks Day from My Clean Kitchen! In honor of everything green, we have compiled a list of some of our favorite “green” recipes. Think, broccoli, lime, brussels sprouts, that kind of green. Because it’s important to eat your greens, especially if you have gone a little overboard on the green beer. You’ll bounce…
Recipes
Roasted Broccoli with Lemon
This past few weeks we’ve done some complex and complicated recipes. I think we’re both in the mood to get back to basics. I’m getting stared with this roasted broccoli recipe. This recipe is one of my go to weeknight side dishes. It’s really simple and easy. Sometimes I mix it up and add a…
Butternut Squash Bread
On a different topic I am starting to believe that butternut squash is one of those foods that can be made into anything. Sort of like coconut. While wasting time doing recipe research on Pinterest the other day I stumbled upon a picture of butternut squash bread. I was like WHAT? How did I not know about this??? I guess it makes total sense. If you can turn pumpkin into bread why not butternut squash? I love bread…I love butternut squash…why had this never occurred to me!
So here it is my recipe for butternut squash bread. It it insanely easy to make, you don’t even need an electric mixer. And it is so good. A great alternative for when you just can’t take one more bite of pumpkin anything. You know what I am talking about…
Slow Cooker Chicken and Red Lentil Soup
Do you watch Saturday Night Live? I love it. I’ve had an obsession since high school. I will admit, I no longer stay up that late, but I do religiously catch it the next day on Hulu or DVR. The point of the SNL reference is this; do you remember the segment on The Weekend…
I Forgot What’s My Fridge!
Once again, we’re so excited to have Kathryn McMillan from Clutter Conversions guest post on our site! Kathryn is an organization guru! You should definitely check out her site at www.clutterconversions.com where she has lots of info about home and office organizing. I will say that this post is particularly helpful to me because now…
Vegetarian Antipasto
If you haven’t noticed we have been on an international kick the last few posts. First, we did the aebleskiver, then the cilantro lime quinoa, now this antipasto! We knew we wanted to do something in the Italian family, so instead of doing a heavy pasta dish, I went with this fresh antipasto. I decided…
Prawns with Banana Salsa
My sister-in-law’s husband works for this amazing place; The Meat & Fish Co. They are based in Charlotte, NC and have a storefront in this cute little market downtown. They also supply the freshest meat and seafood to the best restaurants all over the world. They have a commitment to quality and freshness that shows in…
Tropical Traditions Giveaway
Today we are excited to offer an amazing giveaway for Tropical Traditions Gold Label Virgin Coconut Oil! This high quality virgin coconut oil is wonderful. I use it in my own dishes and I find it adds a wonderful flavor to all my food. Most recently I used this coconut oil in my Cilantro Lime…
Cilantro Lime Quinoa
Okay, while I have to admit that winter was fun. I am very much ready for spring. Especially when it comes to food. I am getting sick of soups, hearty casseroles, and anything squash flavored. I want something light, fresh and exciting. I suppose it is my longing for spring and everything it brings that…
Clean Eating Whole Wheat Aebleskiver
Yum My husband’s side of the family has some strong Danish roots. His grandmother was adamant that each of her grandchildren learn as much as possible about what that meant to her. And, mostly it meant food. She was an amazing cook. I have heard legendary stories about the food she created over the years….