Chefs come in all sizes...and ages. And with a little help from Mom or Dad, kids can make meals that really sizzle. Fried Egg Sandwich, Fondue for You, Taco Salad, Garlic Lover's Pot Roast, Real Deal Rice Pilaf, Candy Bar Stuffed Baked Apples.
Chefs come in all sizes...and ages. And, with a little help from Mom or Dad, kids can make meals that really sizzle. Fried Egg Sandwich, Fondue for You, Taco Salad, Garlic Lover's Pot Roast, Real Deal Rice Pilaf, Candy Bar Stuffed Baked Apples.
Tia Mowry recently met Catherine McCord and they instantly hit it off. It's not hard to see why -- they have a lot of mutual friends and are both busy moms who love to cook. Tia's invited Catherine over for one of her favorite home-cooked meals so they can get to know each other better. She'll be making a One Pot Chicken with Potatoes and Olives, an Arugula Salad with Candied Sunflower Seeds and Asparagus with Feta and Bacon. They'll finish the meal with a Bahamian Pineapple Tart. By the end of this dinner, these two ladies will be thick as thieves.
A little planning ahead can make all the difference when watching your weekly budget. Dave discusses the pit-falls of coming home from work and having take-out because there is nothing to eat or cook with. He solves this dilemma by cooking several dishes on the weekend and saving them in the fridge and freezer for the mid-week crunch. He'll show you three one-pot main courses and a salad that can be prepped ahead leaving only one or two additional purchases to round out each meal. Recipes include: Boston Lettuce Salad with Avocado Lime Dressing, Moroccan Chickpea Stew, Braised Shoulder Lamb Chops with Kale and Beans and Red Wine Pot Roast.
Susan's fridge, freezer and pantry are always full yet there always seems to be nothing to eat. Tyler shows Susan how to efficiently shop for her family with a rotating meal plan. Tyler shows a mom a Yankee Pot Roast that she can sit and eat with her family.
Nothing's better than digging into a hearty Italian meal that filled with the flavors of Fall. Giada gets big pots bubbling on the stove, with a comforting Italian vegetable soup with phyllo croutons to dip, plus an oh-so-tender Lamb stew. Instead of apple pie for dessert, Giada's baking up simply sweet apple crostatas.
Soups can be hearty enough to be a meal while still costing only as much as an appetizer. Dave shows us fresh and tasty soup options that are great for a winter day--or all winter--as you can make a huge pot of your favorite soup, freeze it and heat it up anytime you want.
Are you ready for some chips, dips and a hearty meal that will score with your friends? It's easy. Bring your team spirit and your appetites; we're watching the big game from the back of the pickup!
Gameplan
Day Before Game:
Mix and refrigerate Spiedini sausage
Coat and caramelize meat for the Chiarello Chocolate Chili con Carne
Mix and stew broth for chili, recombine it with the meat, simmer for 1 and 1/2 hours
Strain and add black beans and chocolate to chili, simmer, cool and refrigerate
Day of Game:
Pop popcorn for both flavored popcorn
Coat and mix Basil-Parmesan Flavored Popcorn
Coat and mix Chocolate-Orange Flavored Popcorn
Mold Spiedini sausage onto soaked skewers, wrap in foil to ready for grill
Grill Avocados, mash and mix Rockamole
Heat up chili on stove, transfer to pot, that is portable, to get to party
Pack up foods and popcorns to go to party
At Game:
Grill Skewers on BBQ
Heat up chili in pot on grill
Wine Recommendation
Garguilo Vineyard Pinot Grigio; beer