The story behind this.....well... my ever growing belly was craving some creamy pasta. 🤫

This dish is a pork loin pounded and breaded with panko bread crumbs to give the pork a little crunch. Then it is covered in a great mushroom cream sauce with a jalapeño to give it a little kick.

Healthy dinner #losingwieght

This recipe is so quick and easy.. Even on the busiest nights; you can enjoy a delicious meal. Your choice of bread or bun is always great for dipping!**Ensure chicken is thawed; otherwise, adjust cooking time to allow chicken to cook completely**

I wanted to make something tasty and savory that would only use one pan! I love cooking but I don't really love washing the dishes. This recipe will yield about 15-16 meatballs. You can replace the mild homemade rub with salt and black pepper.

Delicious mushroom sauce :hungry

I ate a Swiss dish for the first time at my friend's house in Switzerland. The friend gave me a Swiss recipe book, so I tried to cook the same dish I had eaten.This dish is called 'Zürcher Geschnetzeltes' in Switzerland. The original is veal with cream sauce. Serving it with Rösti, Swiss hash brown potatoes, is the most standard way. Season the beef and sauce well, and the dish will be more delicious. This dish is good for pasta sauce too. Recipe by flowergarden

Roast beef isn't something my family has often. Instead, if we have a beef craving, we go for steak, or meatballs, or hamburgers, or short ribs, and we leave the roast beef up to our local deli. And even then we only make sandwiches out of it. But once in a while, we give good ol' roast beef a go. With the year's end fast approaching, now seemed as good a time as any to give it another try. To help the roast turn out as tasty as possible, I followed two key steps. First, I dry-brined the meat. In my instance, it was for 2 days, which ended up seasoning the meat beautifully. You certainly don't have to go as long, but at least aim for overnight. Second, I made a delicious blue cheese and mushroom sauce to drizzle over the finished roast. I think I might've already posted the sauce recipe previously, but who cares. It's so delicious I'd bathe in it. Anyway, the result of the extra work was a roast beef that was flavourful to its core, enhanced by an irresistible cream sauce. Paired with some roasted acorn squash as a side dish (recipe coming up next!), it made for a deliciously satisfying dinner.

A new spin on an old classic! I wanted to try something new and more unique. Take the sauce up a notch from the usual Brown gravy with onions and mushrooms. It really came out great! Give it a try!

This easy recipe is packed with flavor and just a handful of ingredients. This recipe makes enough for 2 servings. I made this just for myself so I saved the rest for a round 2 recipe which I'll be sharing later on (the BEST chicken and rice dish ever!)

A old school recipe with a modern technique. You can use any variety of shrooms to make this. I've used some ideas from other sauce recipes to make this ketchup into a sauce. Can be used as a marinate, or to enhance the flavors of pies, puddings and sauces.