My mom used to make this recipe and I remember smelling the amazing aromas that penetrated the house. It is a quick and easy dinner that is unbelievably satisfying.
You really don’t need anything else alongside, but if you insist, some fresh bread or sliced tomatoes are good choices.
I used arugula (rocket) lettuce but any green of choice would suit…kale, escarole or collard.
ENJOY!
I’m from New York and did not have the tradition of eating black eyed peas on New Year’s Day. My husband, however, is from the South and he loves him some for good luck on January 1st.
I totally forgot to pick some up at the store earlier in the week and was shocked that the shelves in 2 different stores were wiped clean. My husband went to a 3rd store and found 1 can. I was just about to add them to the recipe below when I realized they were “Southern Style” which translates to lots of seasonings and bacon fat! YUCK!
I decided to use Cannellini Beans instead and guess what…these burgers turned out fantastic!
ENJOY!
Pasta! A staple in my household. I always have at least 6 packages on hand, both regular and gluten-free.
This Italian version of a traditionally French dish is loosely-based on a dinner my mom used to make when I was growing up.
You can also eliminate the Kite Hill Ricotta which makes it a little less decadent.
I hope you enjoy this dish and invite you to leave your comments below.
Hi, I'm Roxanne.
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My family heritage is Italian and French so needless to say, I love preparing meals for family, friends and anyone with an appetite and the openness to try something new.
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