Another, "Hmmm, I can't decide what I want, ooh! Coconut!!" recipe.
I really wanted Oatmeal cookies, and went scrounging for ingredients. I found everything, but I was short on oats...and found some coconut and molasses while I was digging and thought that sounded pretty awesome mixed in! And stumbled onto craisens and white chocolate...so, here is the final list:
1/2 cup (1 stick of butter) softened
3/4 cup brown sugar, packed
1/2 granulated suger (just the regular stuff or you can use raw)
2 eggs
1 teasp of vanilla (generous)
1 and 1/2 cups of all purpose flower (I used whole wheat)
1 teasp of baking soda
1 teasp of cinnamon (heaping)
1/2 teasp of salt
I like molasses, so I added some...probably 2-3 tablespoons
2 cups dry quick oats
1 cup shredded coconut
1 cup Ghiradelli white chocolate chips
1 cup craisens
Throw everything in a bowl, in stages
Mix well
Spoon out onto a cookie sheet
Bake at 350* for 8-10 minutes
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Taco Egg Casserole
This was a discovery born of boredom and leftovers:
I wanted to make a protein-heavy, store-able, warm breakfast. Elise likes carbs for breakfast. I am trying to maintain her weight but keep her from being hungry...and so I abruptly decided to make "Church Eggs" as she calls egg/breakfast casserole...because the only time I make it or she eats it, is at Sunday School breakfast socials.
I decided to use deer meat instead of sausage, because of its significantly lower fat content. (You can of course, use lean beef!) I thought I had some in the fridge already browned up for quick meal use, and stumbled onto some meat leftover from taco night...and realized that would be REALLY good!! And so:
Burger 1-2lbs
taco seasoning
6-10 eggs
sharp cheddar cheese
salt
bread 3-6 slices
Brown a pound or so of deer burger (or lean hamburger or turkey burger)
Mix in a liberal amount of taco seasoning. I use McCormick's, although you can use any or make your own!
Tear up last week's dry bread (or whatever!) and put it at the bottom of a casserole dish.
Put taco burger heavily on top of the bread
Sprinkle with sharp cheddar cheese
Mix eggs with personal preference of salt
Pour eggs over everything
Bake in oven at 350* until eggs are firm.
Serve
Devour
Excellent for breakfast and supper.
Mmmm
I wanted to make a protein-heavy, store-able, warm breakfast. Elise likes carbs for breakfast. I am trying to maintain her weight but keep her from being hungry...and so I abruptly decided to make "Church Eggs" as she calls egg/breakfast casserole...because the only time I make it or she eats it, is at Sunday School breakfast socials.
I decided to use deer meat instead of sausage, because of its significantly lower fat content. (You can of course, use lean beef!) I thought I had some in the fridge already browned up for quick meal use, and stumbled onto some meat leftover from taco night...and realized that would be REALLY good!! And so:
Burger 1-2lbs
taco seasoning
6-10 eggs
sharp cheddar cheese
salt
bread 3-6 slices
Brown a pound or so of deer burger (or lean hamburger or turkey burger)
Mix in a liberal amount of taco seasoning. I use McCormick's, although you can use any or make your own!
Tear up last week's dry bread (or whatever!) and put it at the bottom of a casserole dish.
Put taco burger heavily on top of the bread
Sprinkle with sharp cheddar cheese
Mix eggs with personal preference of salt
Pour eggs over everything
Bake in oven at 350* until eggs are firm.
Serve
Devour
Excellent for breakfast and supper.
Mmmm
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