Onion Soup
Save Print Onion Soup There are two key elements to a really good onion soup; lots of carmelized onions and a really good beef broth. The rest; cheese, wine and toast are complimentary. Ingredients 1 loaf, French or Italian type
Save Print Onion Soup There are two key elements to a really good onion soup; lots of carmelized onions and a really good beef broth. The rest; cheese, wine and toast are complimentary. Ingredients 1 loaf, French or Italian type
Save Print Spaghetti Squash Custard~ This spaghetti squash custard is sweet and creamy. Serve with nuts, a graham cracker or top it with cream and a cherry. No one will suspect your secret ingredient. Serves: 6 Ingredients 1 medium spaghetti squash*
It is easy to prepare vegetables for use in desserts. Here we have a 4 1/4 pound pumpkin. Slice the pumpkin in half and remove seeds. Cook in microwave oven until tender, approximately 15 minutes, per half. Remove from oven
Root crops are all the rave in oven baked fries. Save Print Sweet Potato Cottage Fries~ Sweet potato cottage fries, delicious! You can make these fries to any style you like,cottage, wedge or french. Baking makes them even healthier. Serves: 1
Save Print Vita-Greens Freeze~ This Vita Greens Freeze is super refreshing and packed with nutrition. You can substitute any greens for the vita greens and get the same results. Serves: 1 Ingredients 10-15 ice cubes 1 lime*, squeezed 2 large
Save Print Butternut Squash Stir-Fry~ This recipe has the taste of a mild Thai curry. The winter squash gives it an extra rich flavor. Can be served as a side or as the meal alone. Author: 1000 Classic Recipes for
Save Print Lunch Box Apple Pie~ These little pies are great for snacks or lunch box deserts. They can be frozen until needed; warm them to eat right away or add to lunch box frozen to thaw on its own.
Save Print Cabbage Stir-Fry~ This stir-fry is a great side dish for Kielbasa or ham. It has a wonderful sweet flavor that is complimented by the nuts. The purple cabbage gives it great color. Serves: 4 Ingredients 12 ounces green cabbage*
Save Print Autumn Bisque~ This soup is layered with flavor and instantly became one of my favorites. The turnip is the secret ingredient which pulls all the other flavors together. Ingredients ¼ pound of bacon 1 tablespoon canola 1 large
Save Print Squash Apple Bake~ This is the Foppema family’s favorite way to eat butternut squash. It is sweet and so reminiscent of apple pie that you might think it’s desert. Ingredients 2 pounds butternut squash*, cut to ½” cubes
Save Print Easy Applesauce~ Home-made applesauce in 10 minutes or less. Really, it’s so easy you will never want to buy applesauce again and the flavor of freshly made cannot be beat. Serves: 4 Ingredients 4 apples( your choice)*, cored and
Save Print Spicy Carrot Smoothy~ Spicy hot, sweet and delicious. It will have your taste buds dancing. So packed with fiber, vitamin A and other nutrients your body will thank you. Serves: 1 Ingredients 1 regular size carrot* 1″ piece of
Save Print Ruby Red Beet & Apple Salad~ This is the perfect Summer to Fall salad bringing together several vegetables and sweet to tart apples. Its unique curry flavor gives it the allure of India. Author: Kathy Rairigh Milford, Indiana
Save Print Honey Swiss Chard Stir-Fry~ This simple stir-fry can be prepared in just a few minutes. Perfect for a light lunch or as a side dish for dinner. Honey compliments its already mild flavor. Serves: 4 Ingredients 4 scallions*, chopped
Save Print No Crust Apple Pie~ This recipe is quick, easy and great for bringing to the family get together or church picnic. It can easily be doubled, tripled or quadrupled to fill a large baking pan. Author: Keepers at