April 18th, 2017
Roxanne Holland
I like to try and invent a variety of veggie burgers and these seriously are amazing. Most veggie burgers have cooked peas and corn, which are two of my least favorite veggies. I prefer broccoli and sweet potato so that’s what I put in this recipe.
You can always bake them in the oven but I prefer the crispy texture that comes from pan-frying or grilling. If you want to bake, I would recommend coating the burgers in cornmeal first.
I used Cajun Seasoning for a little bit of heat but you can substitute hot sauce or eliminate it altogether. These burgers are gluten-free but if you want them to hold together better, add 1/2 cup of bread crumbs.
Burgers can be made ahead and frozen.
ENJOY!
December 12th, 2016
Roxanne Holland
I had a bag of fingerling potatoes and 3 Portobello mushrooms in my refrigerator and decided to get creative.
I love potatoes and usually end up eating them once every 2 weeks (but would honestly eat them every night if I could)!
Although my potato-of-choice is french fries, I try to opt for preparing healthier options.
This is a meal that comes together quickly and is great for leftovers. You can get 12 tacos out of this recipe and still have some of the Avocado Cream sauce to spare.
And, this start-to-finish recipe is ready in less than an hour!
ENJOY!
August 31st, 2016
Roxanne Holland
I have made many, many batches of Cream of Broccoli Soup through the years but always used regular broccoli.
I had a some broccoli rabe in my refrigerator and decided to experiment with it. Since broccoli rabe has a less bitter and milder taste than regular broccoli, it was worth a bit of experimentation.
WOW. The soup was so unbelievably creamy and mild. I suggest you give this recipe a try soon.
For dinner you can serve alongside salad for a complete meal. Trust me, this soup is hardy so you don’t need any bread.
Please feel free to let me know how it turns out!
