Wednesday, September 29, 2010

What's For Dinner Wednesday Week 8

Yummy (and Easy) Fish Tacos

This is so simple and tasty, I bet you'll be making them quite often. They are a great go to on a night when you just don't feel like cooking. If you happen to live by a Trader Joe's, you gotta try their handmade tortillas.  


Ingredients Needed
1 package shredded cabbage
1 small handful of cilantro
1 package flour tortillas
1 box frozen breaded cod fillets
2 limes, quartered
1 bottle cilantro salad dressing


Supplies Needed
1 mixing bowl
knife
cutting board
(toaster) oven


Directions
1) Cook the fish according to package in oven or toaster oven
2) Shred cabbage (or open package) add to bowl with some cilantro dressing and toss until coated
3) Chop cilantro, slice limes
4) In each tortilla, place a handful of dressed cabbage, a pinch of cilantro, 1 cod fillet, and add one lime slice to be squeezed on before eating. 

Should make at least 8


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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

What's For Dinner Wednesday Week 7



Pizza with the Kids


This one is a fun activity to do with your kids. My son is 3 and he really enjoyed it. Now, I will say, it's not exactly creative as far as a recipe goes. Pretty much just packaged stuff. However, if you're really into cooking... feel free to make your own sauce and dough, or even pepperoni and cheese.

Ingredients Needed
1 Package of pizza dough (usually in the refrigerated section)
1 Container of pizza sauce
1 LB mozzarella cheese, grated
1 package pepperoni (or any other toppings you prefer)
Some flour

Supplies Needed
Spoon
Bowls for ingredients
Cookie sheet
Rolling pin


Directions
1) Grate cheese, place ingredients in bowls, and bring dough to room temperature
2) Sprinkle some flour all over the cookie sheet and place dough in center
3) Sit down for some fun with the kids, or let them do it themselves. Show them how to roll out the dough, pick it up and stretch it, maybe even toss it in the air a few times. 
4) When dough is stretch to desired size, cover it with the pizza sauce, then cheese, then pepperoni (or whatever toppings you are using)
5) Bake in oven per instructions on your pizza dough package or 30 minutes at 375
6) Slice, cool, and serve with some fun chicken nuggets and salad for the whole family to enjoy.


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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

What's For Dinner Wednesday Week 6


Buttermilk Chicken Strips

These are only slightly altered from a recipe by Rachael Ray. I caught it on TV briefly last week and OMG they looked so yummy I had to make them. They came out super delicious. 

Be sure to visit her site and see the original recipe, you might like it better.
Buttermilk twice-dipped fried chicken tenders


Ingredients Needed
2 cups vegetable oil
2 cups flour
1 tablespoon paprika
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon pepper
1/2 tablespoon salt
2 cups buttermilk
2 pounds chicken tenders (thawed if frozen)




Supplies Needed
frying pan

two medium bowls
cookie sheet or large plate
tongs




Directions
1) Combine dry ingredients in one medium bowl, pour buttermilk into the other.
2) Heat vegetable oil in frying pan over medium heat.
3) While oil is heating up, dip each chicken tender in the flour mix, the buttermilk, the flour mix, the buttermilk, and the flour mix. A total of 5 dips.
4) Place the coated chicken in the heated oil and cook on each side until golden brown.
5) Lay out on cookie sheet to cool before serving. 



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