Sometimes, when the cooking bug takes hold, I start tossing things into a pan or pot, a little more of one ingredient and then another, without a plan. This turkey, sausage and vegetable sauce happened that way, and even after it was cooked, taste-tested, and pronounced utterly blogworthy, I couldn't figure out what to call it. Or how to serve it. So, here are a few ideas. If you're low-carbing, try the sauce on its own, casserole style, or over zucchini noodles, spaghetti squash, or cauliflower rice. If you aren't doing low carb, how about serving it over brown rice for a filling meal in a bowl? For my husband Ted, I boiled some Dreamfields low-effective-carb pasta. Or you could stuff the sauce into hollowed-out... Read more →
Serve lots of brightly colored vegetables in a spaghetti squash boat, and kids will love it! A great vegan and gluten-free main dish. Read more →
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Brisket with a bit of a kick from a chile pepper rub, then made easy in the slow cooker. Read more →
Made fast in the pressure cooker, or in the slow cooker, this beef brisket with Mediterranean flavors is great on day one, and even better on day two. Read more →
Pretty darn close to the real thing, this barbecue brisket is easy -- in the crockpot (slow cooker.) Read more →