Mexican is always one of my favorites
and this is one of the best stuffed pepper recipes I have tried. It has a great blend of spices, making it
super flavorful and hearty enough with the rice and beans to be filling. I loved the slight crisp of the onion and
sweetness from the pepper. And, if you
have rice leftovers from dinner a previous night, it makes the cook time much
quicker.
Showing posts with label Crock Pot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crock Pot. Show all posts
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Monday, January 21, 2013
Crock Pot Flank Steak with Mushrooms, Onions, and Blue Cheese
Ahhhh, the joys of a three day
weekend. This weekend I packed my bags
and headed to Cleveland to meet James Theodore Gibbs – it was love at first
sight. Phil swooped him up from his rock
n’ play sleeper and brought him over to introduce me to him. After about a half a second I asked if I
could hold him. I was a little nervous
as I haven’t had much experience holding a baby and didn’t want to do anything
wrong or wake him up. Phil passed him
off to me and like a good father does, made sure I had a squirt of hand
sanitizer to rid me of germs from the plane (the flu season is a rough one this
year!). I was absolutely amazed at this
little life in my arms. The first night
James did so well…I only heard him cry once.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Slow-Cooker Creamy Chicken and Mushroom Potpie
This past weekend I headed to
Knoxville, TN for research which turned out to be pretty cool despite the fact
I was working over the weekend. Since I work for a company that primarily
targets and talks to Mom’s with Kids of certain ages, who are the primary
grocery shopper of their family, usually qualitative research is talking
with them. However, this weekend was
different! We talked with blue collar
men and truckers. They were some of the
most intriguing, funny, down to earth guys that had so much pride in what they
did for a living. Being a girl that grew
up in Atlanta in a Country Club, went to a private Catholic High School,
attended Miami University and now live in Chicago (man, I sound really spoiled)
you would think that I would not be able to relate at all (and in some areas I couldn't), but at the end of the day, we are people that work hard to accomplish
our goals.
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