Posted by Alessandra on Monday Apr 25, 2011
Filed under :Brazilian Recipes, Pastas
2 cups cooked pumpkin (I baked the pumpkin, then scrapped the meaty part out)
1/2-1 c flour
1 egg
1 T butter
salt and pepper
Mix ingredients adding flour little by little until desired consistency. You want the dough to be soft but able to holds its shape.
Divide the dough into 4 and roll it into long snake like strand. Cut into small rectangles.
Using a fork or a Gnocchi maker, indent the gnocchi. Press gently while rolling it off the fork.
You may freeze them on a cookie sheet then transfer to a Ziploc bag. When ready, fresh or frozen, boil water with a little salt and drizzle of olive oil. Drop gnocchi into boiling water. (not all at the same time. I usually do about 6-10 at a time) Wait until they surface. About 4 minutes. Drain the gnocchi and once finished serve with your favorite sauce. For the picture below I use about 2 T of butter in a frying pan, and as the gnocchi were coming out of the boiling water I would drop them in to the frying pan. Then I served it with shredded cheese, crispy bacon and fresh basil. Simple and delicious!
Posted by Alessandra on Monday Apr 18, 2011
Filed under :Uncategorized
Taste of Home Cooking School is coming to Provo Marriott tomorrow. They will have a boutique that is always full of fun ideas, and then the cooking show where you will see easy to cook recipes and demostrations. It is also FULL of giveaways. A fun way to spend the night. Boutique shopping opens at 3 p.m. Cooking School Starts at 7 p.m.
To purchase tickets in advance (cheaper) go to:
$10 Ticket : entry ticket for the show, giveaways and the boutiques
$20 Ticket : entry ticket for the show, giveaways, boutiques and an all you can eat Soup and Salad Bar dinner at the Marriott before the show.
You can also purchase tickets at the door. Enjoy!
Posted by Alessandra on Wednesday Apr 13, 2011
Filed under :Fish
6-8 tilapia fillets
4 T butter
5 T lemon juice (separate)
salt and pepper
1 c mayo
1/2 c Parmesan
Rinse and dry tilapia fillets. Salt and pepper both sides. In a casserole dish. Add half of the butter. Then layer it with the fish. Top each fish with rest of the butter and 2 T lemon juice.
Bake it at 350 for about 10 minutes. Turn fillets and bake for another 10 minutes.
Mix the mayo, 3 T lemon juice and Parmesan together. Top each fillet with this mixture. Broil until top is golden brown.
Posted by Alessandra on Monday Apr 4, 2011
Filed under :Uncategorized
Walmart has a new coupon policy and also a double coupon policy. Thanks Amy, the savvy shopper for explaining the new policy in details. Fun changes!!!
NEW Walmart Coupon Policy