Weekend Links

Bacon-Fest was a big, sizzling hit again this year!  So many fantastic recipes were linked up.  Many were great for Super Bowl parties, so you may want to check the list out for those.  It’s not too late to add your link too.

Here are a few that caught my eye:

BLT Dip (photo above) from Giving Up on Perfect – I could just dive into this dip!

Grilled Bacon Guacamole Pizza from Crumbs and Chaos combines some of my favorite flavors.

This Zuppa Toscana from Finding Joy in My Kitchen is on my list to make soon!

Loaded Baked Potato and Buffalo Chicken Casserole from Makin’ in Mo’ Betta looks like a real crowd pleaser.

I love this idea for giving your man some “roses” – Bacon Bouquet from Will Cook for Smiles

Next Wednesday, Finding Joy in My Kitchen will host Ingredient Spotlight.  She’s doing a double ingredient party focusing on recipes that use both Beef and Tomatoes.

 

BundleoftheWeek.com, 5 eBooks for $7.40!

My ebook, Feast in 15 is part of the bundle sale this week.  There are still a few days left that you can pick up this deal.  You’ll find lots of great easy dinner ideas in these 5 ebooks. From meals that only take 15 or 20 minutes start to finish, to slow cooker meals, to ways to eat more veggies… This bundle covers it all!

  • Crock On! by Stacy Myers
  • 20-Minute Meals by Leigh Ann Dutton
  • Feast in 15 by Tiffany King
  • Got Dinner? by Susan Heid
  • Eat This: Meal Salads by Renee Tougas

Get all 5 ebooks for just $7.40.  This bundle is only available this week (through 1/28 at 8am eastern).

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Thai Chili Chicken Egg Rolls

Is anyone else excited about the Super Bowl? Even though my beloved Giants didn’t even make the playoffs, I’m looking forward to the big game. It’s so fun to get caught up in the hype, watch the commercials and spend the night eating finger foods in front of the TV!

Egg rolls are always one of my go-to dishes for football game watching. People are always impressed, but they’re actually really easy to make yourself. (And, who doesn’t love dipping things?!) These are also baked, not fried, so I feel better about indulging in them.

I’m not going lie – my first few rolls always come out a little lumpy or ripped. That’s part of the reason double-wrapping them is great – it also helps make them crunchy without the frying. They do get easier as you go, though, I promise!

These are also super freezer-friendly. After you have them assembled, put them on a baking sheet and pop them into the freezer for 2-3 hours, until firm, and then transfer them to a zipper-lock freezer bag. When you’re ready to cook them, use the same baking instructions and just add a few minutes to the cook time.

Thai Chili Chicken Egg Rolls

Ingredients

  • 1 T. olive oil
  • 4 1/2 c. cole slaw mix (or, shredded cabbage and carrots)
  • 3 c. cooked, shredded chicken breast
  • 1 1/2 c. bean sprouts
  • 2/3 c. Thai Sweet Chili Sauce, plus more for serving
  • 24 Egg roll wrappers
  • Cooking spray

Instructions

  1. In a large skillet, heat 1 T. olive oil until shimmering. Add cabbage and cover. Cook until wilted, for about 5 minutes. Stir in the shredded chicken and cook until heated through, about two minutes. Stir in bean sprouts and sweet chili sauce and toss to coat. Set aside until cooled enough to handle.
  2. Preheat oven to 425F degrees.
  3. Add 2-3 T. of the mixture onto the center of an egg roll wrapper. Fold in two opposite corners, then a third corner over. Roll towards the fourth corner, sealing it off. Place the roll onto another wrapper and wrap again. Repeat with remaining mixture and wrappers.
  4. Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray. Place the egg rolls, seem-side down, on the baking sheet. Spray tops with cooking spray.
  5. Bake for 15 minutes, until golden brown, turning halfway through.
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Kate is a home cook living and working in New Jersey. In addition to sharing recipes with Eat at Home readers, she blogs her cooking adventures at Kate’s Recipe Box. When she’s not in the kitchen, you can find her reading or tending to her garden.

 

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Easy Meals Ebook Bundle

BundleoftheWeek.com, 5 eBooks for $7.40!

I’m so excited that my ebook, Feast in 15 is part of the bundle sale this week.  You’ll find lots of great easy dinner ideas in these 5 ebooks. From meals that only take 15 or 20 minutes start to finish, to slow cooker meals, to ways to eat more veggies… This bundle covers it all!

  • Crock On! by Stacy Myers
  • 20-Minute Meals by Leigh Ann Dutton
  • Feast in 15 by Tiffany King
  • Got Dinner? by Susan Heid
  • Eat This: Meal Salads by Renee Tougas

Get all 5 ebooks for just $7.40.  This bundle is only available this week (through 1/28 at 8am eastern).

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Sponsor Spotlight and Weekend Links

 

This pretty much sums up how I feel this week. Anyone else feel the same?

If you’re lucky enough to get to plan a Disney trip or cruise this year, you’ll want to check out The Magic For Less. Their travel agents can help you plan and get the best deals on your Disney vacation.

I love Disney World, so if you’re planning a trip, I’d love to hear about it.  Leave me a comment so I can live vicariously.  And if you find yourself eating at the Flying Fish at The Boardwalk, order a Peanut Butter and Jelly Creme Brulee for dessert.  Oh my goodness!  That was my favorite dessert of my most recent trip.  And don’t forget to check out The Magic For Less to help with your planning.  I’m so thankful to them for sponsoring Eat at Home!

Guest Posts I wrote this week:

I somehow managed to skip posting on my own blog on Thursday and Friday.  For Thursday, I really thought I had scheduled a post, but I had left it in draft instead.  I didn’t discover that until Friday afternoon.  I knew I didn’t have a post go up on Friday.  The busy week just got the best of me.

However, I did have a couple of guest posts published on other blogs.  My friends, Connie and Dana graciously allowed me to guest post on their blogs this week.

You can read about my favorite cooking appliance on Smockity FrocksThe Easiest Way to Make Dinner.

Over at A Slob Comes Clean, I’m wrote about How to Shop without a Grocery List and Still Get What You Need.

Work at Home Ebook Bundle

BundleoftheWeek.com, 5 eBooks for $7.40!

If you work from home (or would like to start), this is a fantastic deal!  I’m a little late in promoting this, but the sale is good through Monday 1/21 at 8am Eastern so you still have time.  Click the photo and it will take you to the sales page.

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Sunny Citrus Ingredient Spotlight

Today is Ingredient Spotlight and we’re focusing on Citrus.  But the party is being hosted over at Finding Joy in My Kitchen.

I’m going to be adding my links over there and I invite you to pop over and add your citrus recipes too.  We could all use a burst of sunshine and vitamin C during these dreary January days.

Sara and I are working on a new Ingredient Spotlight schedule for the year.  I think you’re going to like it!  We’ll share it as soon as we have it finalized.

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Tea and Scones

This week for Ingredient Spotlight, we focused on tea and treats that pair well with tea.  There were several scone recipes shared and I wanted to highlight them here today.  There’s still time to add your recipe using tea or to enjoy with tea.

First up are Strawberry Scones from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.  These would be perfect with a cup of English Tea Time.

Chai Latte Scones from Makin’ It Mo’Betta look fabulous, especially if I paired one with Vanilla Chai tea.

Finally, Cinnamon Eggnogg Scones from Kitty’s Kozy Kitchen would be great on a cold, winter day.

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

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Best Snacks and Appetizers of 2012

I’m participating in Finding Joy in My Kitchen’s Best of 2012 series.

I either don’t make many snacks and appetizers or I don’t categorize them as such on my blog.  I’ve only got 3 to share with you today.

Grab and Go Bars are a favorite way to stock the freezer.  The kids love it when they find these in there.

110 Calorie Ice Cream Sandwiches are much cheaper than buying them.

We loved this Pesto Bruschetta Spread.

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Best of 2012: Main Dishes

I’m participating in Finding Joy in My Kitchen’s Best of 2012 series this week.  Today, we’re sharing main dishes.

I have a lot, lot, lot of main dish recipes that I posted in 2012.  I’ve just chosen some of my family’s favorites for this list.

First up, Easy Slow Cooker Pork Carnitas.  Yum!

Italian Seasoned Salt and White Wine Pork Roast was our Christmas dinner again this year.  It’s so easy and good.  And here’s a slow cooker version that cooks with the potatoes.

3 Ingredient Teriyaki Beef with Pineapple is an easy weeknight dinner, a little different from most slow cooker recipes.

Kentucky Hot Brown Bake has been one of the most popular recipes on EaH since I posted it.  And for good reason – it’s delish!

We loved these Mini Deep Dish Pizzas from contributing writer, Kate.

Skillet Chicken, Peppers and Tomatoes is fast and full of flavor too.

Crab Cakes with Creamy Sauce were wonderful!

African Pulled Beef Sandwiches in the Slow Cooker with Yogurt-Mint Sauce was an attempt at a copy-cat recipe that I’d never tried.  They are served in Animal Kingdom in Disney World.  I heard about them on Disney Food Blog and went about trying to recreate based on the description.  The result is wonderful, but apparently they don’t taste like the Animal Kingdom version.  I must get down there and try the real deal!

Roasted Garlic, Brown Butter and Parmesan Pasta is a fantastic 15 minute meal.  This one has made it into the regular rotation for nights when I have little time and no plan.

These Slow Cooker Beans for the Freezer have also become a staple in our house.

Pepperoni Pizza Pasta is another 15 minute meal that we make regularly.  This one even showed up on the table when we visited Disney World in May.  Cooking for 15 minutes is a fine trade-off for saving big $$$ on eating out.

Do you have a new favorite main dish recipe for 2012?

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Best Soup and Bread Recipes from 2012

Today for Joy in My Kitchen’s Best of 2012 series, we’re sharing soups and breads.

How to Make Whole Wheat Bread by Hand

Spoon Bread with Swiss – a different kind of bread, but delicious

Cheddar Chive Freezer Biscuits

Pumpkin Black Bean Chicken Chili

Hamburger Pasta Soup

Light and Healthier Potato Soup

Quick and Easy Tomato Basil Soup

Chicken and Gnocchi Dumpling Soup

Black Bean and Butternut Squash Soup

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Best Breakfast Recipes of 2012

This week, I’m participating in the Best of 2012 series with Joy in My Kitchen.  Today we’re talking breakfast.  I hope you’re getting to read this in your pj’s with a cup of coffee in hand.

The photo above comes from a post I wrote about how to keep breakfast simple.  Simple and easy is how we roll on most days.  But sometimes we do make a more elaborate breakfast.

Here are some favorites from 2012.

5 Minute Breakfast Sandwich

Pumpkin Pecan Sticky Rolls

Ingredient Spotlight: Canned Biscuits and Crescents – lot of good breakfast stuff here

Bacon-fest 

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