Recipes by Wendi Taylor (Page 3)
Catchy CasseroleI created this a while back for a pot-luck gathering, and the blend of ground beef, ranch style beans, cheddar cheese, and rice was a huge hit. |
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Camping OmeletsA quick, easy way to make omelets without the hassle and mess. Great for large groups as you can cook several at once. Perfect for a quick & easy, 1-pot breakfast with virtually no-cleanup when camping. Bonus - easily let everyone choose their own "stuffing." Note: There are some concerns about possible BPA leaching from the… |
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Spicy Sour Cream & Avacado DipThis makes a delightful dip with corn or tortilla chips, or as a topping for enchiladas and tacos. You can also substitute ranch dressing for the sour cream (this makes a wonderful salad dressing or sandwich spread). There are many uses for this - experiment! I like to use a spoonful as a topping for soup or chilli. |
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Portabello Mushroom Meatless BurgerI developed this as an alternative for vegetarian friends at a bar-b-q. It was such a hit, that the meat-lovers were clamoring for it too. Much better than those "meatless patty" hamburger substitutes made from chemicals and mystery ingredients! |
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Barbeque Beans & RiceThis creation came about when I was looking around the kitchen one night trying to figure out how to make a meal out of random bits of leftovers. Measurements are approximate & variations are numerous :-) |
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Steamed Rice & VeggiesThis healthy and delicious entree is so simple it's ridiculous. |
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Ranch Style EggsA Tex-Mex delight. Serve with soft warm corn tortillas. |
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Taylor's Texas Chili w/ BeansI like to make this in the crock pot and let it cook on low all day, but I've adapted the recipe (and tested it) for a shorter cooking time and a stove-top option. Top chili with crumbled corn chips, shredded cheese, and chives for an especially delicious treat. |
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Sweet Southern Sun TeaGood, old-fashioned sweet tea cooked by mother nature & sweetened with real sugar. A traditional southern treat. Note: Yes, there is a school of thought that sun tea can be 'dangerous' because it doesn't get hot enough to kill bacteria - but people have been drinking it for hundreds of years. If you're skittish, don't do it,… |
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Pineapple Pico ChickenThe succulent chicken breast and crunchy fresh vegetables bring out the best of this unique blending of Asian and Tex-Mex flavors in a way the whole family is sure to love. Note: You can grill the chicken first (or used leftover grilled chicken pieces) instead of browning in the skillet. |
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