Tag Archive: onion

Sausage, Pepper, and Onion Stromboli

I love stromboli… Especially in cold weather! I’m not sure what it is about cold weather that makes me hungry for stromboli, but ever since we had a taste of snow over the weekend, I have been wanting to make stromboli.
A lot of the time when I make stromboli, I will layer ham, pepperoni, and [...]

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Cheesy Baked Pasta with Collards and Bacon

This is another dish that I wasn’t too sure about as I formed the recipe in my head…
I’m really not much of a greens person in general.  Lettuce, spinach, arugula, kale, chard, collards…  You name it, I will probably turn my nose up at it. I do eat them all, but given the choice between [...]

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Join Me In Jennie’s Kitchen!

I mentioned a few weeks ago that I had a few things in the works, and by now, you already know that one of them was a trip to New York City.  Now, it’s time for me to reveal the second!
You will now see my writing and photography on In Jennie’s Kitchen on a fairly [...]

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Caramelized Onion Burgers

What could be more delicious than caramelized onions?  Caramelized onion burgers, of course.
Sometimes I just get hungry for a nice juicy burger for dinner.  I think one of the reasons that I like burgers so much is that they are a blank canvas. This time around, my inspiration was caramelized onions.  I love the flavor and [...]

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Grilled Chicken and Vegetable Fajitas

I don’t know if it has been the heat or just lack of enthusiasm on my part, but I have been having trouble figuring out what to cook lately.  I think part of it is the fact that everything I want to eat doesn’t register real well with trying to eat healthy, and the healthy [...]

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Mexican Cucumber Salad

I don’t know about you, but when it’s hot and humid in the summer, the last thing I want to do is cook on the stove or use the oven. With the amount of delicious fresh produce I have been getting from our CSA and our garden, I have been able to make a [...]

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Mexican Cabbage Rolls

While this dish was inspired by my beef enchilada recipe, I am not going to try to tell you that cabbage rolls and enchiladas are the same thing. That’s like those diet articles that say to substitute carrot sticks for french fries, a bowl of fruit for a chocolate muffin. If you really [...]

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Apple Maple Chicken Sausage Frittata

Earlier in the week, my husband went out of town for a few days.  I had to drop him off at the airport in the afternoon, so I decided to make a good hearty lunch for him so that he would have at least one good meal before the trip.  I guess that’s my mother [...]

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Slow Cooked Chicken Sloppy Joes

Let me just say that I don’t really have a green thumb.  I can’t really say that it’s brown, either.  In fact, I think I would have to call it a red thumb.  Why?  Because the one thing that I seem to have a lot of success with is growing hot peppers.  In the last [...]

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Cajun Bean Soup and Lessons Never Learned

I remember it like it was yesterday… Mrs. Weist, my first grade teacher, handed out a coloring assignment with a long list of directions at the top. I immediately got to work, coloring furiously as I worked my way down the list of directions. About halfway down the list, though, I ran into [...]

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