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Soy Balsamic Slow Cooker Chicken
Soy Balsamic Slow Cooker Chicken

The ingredients must have come to me in my sleep. The more I use my slow cooker, the more I love it.

Baked Butternut Squash Fries

Baked Butternut Squash Fries

You already know I love butternut squash, well I also love french fries. Who doesn't? These Butternut Squash Fries turned out great.

Stacked Scalloped Sweet Potatoes
Stacked Scalloped Sweet Potatoes

By now you probably know that Sweet Potatoes are one of my favorite vegetables, especially when I get to throw some cheese on top of them!

Avocado Chicken Salad Sandwich
Avocado Chicken Salad Sandwich

If you know me you know I am a sucker for avocado and chipotle. I used a rotisserie chicken so it's super easy to make.

Sriracha Meatballs
Sriracha Meatballs

I believe dreams that don't involve Sriracha or meatballs are called nightmares.

Entries in Cheese (10)

Sunday
Apr142013

Cheese Enchiladas with Chile con Carne

Chile Con Carne Enchiladas 2

While I was way behind with my Deviled Eggs recipe post for Easter, I am on the ball in getting you ready for Cinco de Mayo!

You know I love my queso, well I also love Tex Mex in general. I was a HUGE fan of these enchiladas filled with cheesy goodness and topped with meaty goodness. It doesn't get much better than that, does it!?

Chile Con Carne Enchiladas

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Thursday
Sep132012

Apple, Cheddar & Red Onion Panini

Apple, Cheddar & Red Onion Panini

Apple, Cheddar, Red Onion, and Trader Joe's Hot & Sweet Mustard on Garlic Naan. Delicious. Should I just end the post there?

Maybe I should go on, and talk about the look of suspicion from Mr. KMW when he saw me putting apples on a panini. That suspicion was easily erased in the 3.5 seconds it took him to devour his panini.

It really was a delicious combo, the Hot & Sweet Mustard really helped

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Thursday
Jun282012

Serrano Spinach Macaroni & Cheese

Serrano Spinach Mac & Cheese

 

I have a dish that will be a great addition to your 4th of July BBQ...or if you are just craving some comfort food. I went to a BBQ at my coworkers a couple of weekends ago and I got the request for some more spicy mac and cheese. I wanted to go with something a little more mild than the Habanero Mac & Cheese, but still had a kick and got inspired by this Serrano Creamed Spinach. That way Mr. KMW could eat it this time around!

 

Serrano Spinach Mac & Cheese 2

 

Have I mentioned that I can't get enough Mac & Cheese in my life? Because I can't, love that stuff. This version included

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Sunday
Apr012012

Butternut Squash Macaroni & Cheese

Stovetop Butternut Squash Macaroni and Cheese

I can't believe I've had this blog for a year and I haven't posted any macaroni and cheese recipes, because I absolutely love mac and cheese and I've definitely had my fair share this past year. I think the issue is that I start shoveling it into my mouth as soon as it is out of the oven, leaving no time for pictures.

This stovetop butternut squash mac and cheese was inspired by Lauren over at Lauren's Latest, I'm always eyeing her recipes. Currently I have my sights on her Southwest Chicken Chop Salad and Cinnamon Bun Popcorn. Yes, Cinnamon Bun Popcorn. 

I did make quite a few changes to this recipe, but kept the general idea of adding the squash and making it on the stovetop so it was an easy weeknight dish. Have I mentioned I love butternut squash? Well I do, although I would probably like anything smothered in this amount of cheese...cheese is

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Saturday
Jul092011

Fig and Goat Cheese Crostini


I had a lot of leftover fig pasted from the Fig Crumbles I made last week, and I definitely wasn't going to  let it go to waste. One use I found for it were these easy fig and goat cheese crostinis, which make for an easy appetizer. Usually when I make these, I use a fig compote made of chopped dry figs (1/2 cup), red wine (3/4 cup), granulated sugar or brown sugar (2 Tablespoons) , and a couple pinches of thyme, but I figured the fig paste was a good substitute since I had it on hand.

Ingredients (choose how much you need based on how many you would like to make/serve)
Baguette
Log of Goat Cheese
Fig Compote or Fig Paste
Olive Oil

Directions
Slice baguette and brush both sides with olive oil. Toast bread on a grill pan over medium high heat (2-3 minutes each side) or for bake about 6-8 minutes at 400 degrees in the oven, turning half way through.

Once baguette slices are toasted, smear goat cheese onto crostini and top with fig compote or fig paste.