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Knowing that a computer controlled pressure cooker can make rice, pasta, etc. is nice, but how much water? Which pressure setting? How long to cook at pressure? Natural or Quick Pressure Release? And since we typically cook for two people, …

Of all of the breakfasts that I make while camping this is my favorite. It provides diverse proteins and fiber to fill us up for an adventure filled day. While relatively easy to make it has a great presentation.

“I have a wild idea for the leftover ravioli,” Lori said as we finished dinner. “I think something with fruit.”

The filling can be prepared while the pasta cooks. Chop the vegetables while waiting for the water to boil then mince the parsley and whip the eggs while the vegetables steam. Serves: 4 – 6 Preparation: 15 minutes; Bake for 50 minutes; Ready in …

A winery in Michigan offered something like this as one course of a five course meal. Ever since I have speculated how I might replicate it.

Short  on eggs and all-purpose flour I made some adjustments to our usual pancakes and was delightfully surprised. Because I often make bread, we normally have all the items listed below in our pantry.

Knowing that a computer controlled pressure cooker can make rice, pasta, etc. is nice, but how much water? Which pressure setting? How long to cook at pressure? Natural or Quick Pressure Release? And since we typically cook for two people, …

A quick nutritious meal with shrimp and spinach and zucchini.

Serendipitous adaptations to this favorite meal yielded delicious a flavor worthy of the effort to keep it handy. First, I had neither fresh parsley nor basil. Second, a distraction allowed the carrots to brown more than I intended.

Full of flavor yet still high in fiber with no fat! Whipping the egg whites keeps this version light and fluffy. Servings: 2 Ingredients: 1½ cup skim milk 3 egg whites ¾ cup quick cooking oats ½ cup whole wheat flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp sugar ½ tsp salt ½ tsp cinnamon (optional) spray oil Directions: Heat milk then combine …

This Instant Pot meal combines many of our favorite items: Salmon, Green Beans, Rice, and a spicy sauce. Each time I have made this meal I have tweaked it a little. This procedure is the result of those tweaks.