Yakisoba is the Japanese version of the Chinese Lo Mein or Chow Mein. The chuka soba noodles are stir fried with chicken, vegetables and sauce. You can use many different kinds of vegetables like mushrooms, snow peas, green beans or baby bok choy. Beef, pork or tofu can also be used for the protein.
Continue readingOne of the best gifts I got this Christmas is the Master Pan Nonstick Aluminum Frying Pan. It has several areas to cook so many things at the same time. I used it the morning after Christmas when I had to cook a big breakfast for everyone. [amazon_link asins=’B00Y3ESSQC’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’justsavorit-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’4f4526dc-ed99-11e6-889c-7d262412da68′]
Continue readingThese Theater Solutions 4R4G Outdoor Rock Speakers in Granite Grey from Amazon are perfect for the yard. We put them in the garden for when we entertain and it delivers great sound at ground level. On Halloween we used it to play spooky music to go with our Halloween decor. It was a hit to trick-or-treaters! On Christmas we used it…
Continue readingThese easy rocky road bars are the perfect quick, easy dessert if you are craving for something gooey, chocolatey, crunchy, nutty and sweet. Toasted marshmallow and chocolate swirled together gives out the rocky road flavor. Crunchy toasted almonds on top compliments the flavors. Good for any day!
Continue readingOn Game Day you can create a chili bar featuring this hearty, meaty turkey chili combined with a tri-bean blend of pinto, red and black beans. Serve the trimmings on separate bowls or bake a delicious corn bread to go with it. For the ingredients, I simply used 93% lean ground turkey, onion, garlic, olive oil, green bell pepper, canned…
Continue readingSuperbowl is a fun time when Americans consume a lot of snacks or finger foods. While watching the game, we enjoy munching on chips and salsa, guacamole, hamburgers, hotdogs, chicken fingers, drinking cocktails, etc…… Here’s one of the salsa dips that I make for tortilla chips. I add black beans for a protein boost.
Continue readingOne of the summer season’s best is zucchini. This past summer I had an abundance of zucchini growing in my garden. It is a great source of vitamin C, manganese, fiber, magnesium, folate, copper, phosphorus, and potassium. It also happens to be a low-calorie vegetable. To me, zucchini is one of the most versatile vegetables. I cook it sautéed, fried,…
Continue readingZucchini simply sautéed in olive oil with garlic but packed with flavor. A super easy and super fast recipe I make as a quick side dish for chicken, beef, pork or fish. It highlights the sweet, natural flavor of zucchini.
Continue readingFor those who love getting their nails done, here’s some cute nail polish that I found perfect for the holidays. To achieve this, apply red and white color on every other nail. Then apply the glitter one on top of the white. Apply another coat of red on the red nails. The white color is Sinful Colors in Snow Me…
Continue readingOne of the things that I like to do to take a break is to drink tea in the afternoon. I’m sure many people who enjoy tea will agree that it’s relaxing and it’s a way to pause from all the daily grind. Over the years I spent a lot of money buying teapot after teapot. I can’t recall how…
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