Ok, these are not exactly tortillas but bear with us. They are homemade oven-baked tortilla-like pitas and you can easily fill them with flavored minced meat. You can make your own burrito or any wrap, for that matter, or you can serve this on a plate.
Care for a hearty and filling dish? This skillet stew is just what you need in the winter days, not to mention the holiday season. The smoked sausage and the red beans are here to prove it. The shrimp is here to back them up.
Say you’re in the mood for a few small one-bite open sandwiches made with baguette slices. And you’re not afraid to do some basic cooking, that is. You can pan-fry beef sirloin, stuff it inside a half baguette, flavor everything with garlic, bake it, and THEN slice the bread. What about that? Are you in?
You can give a stew a smoother texture by mashing all the ingredients together, but then you are free to call it a puree. Anyway, before getting your blender ready, you still have to cook all the goodies. Prepare the saucepan and set aside 40 minutes of your time. It’ll be time well spent.
Yes, we know, a lot of ingredients needed for this recipe. This is typical for some cuisines out there, but this is a small price to pay for enjoying the plethora of aromas in these dishes. Take these stir-fried Thai noodles with beef, for example. You’ll come to appreciate the ginger, coriander, garlic, soy sauce, jalapeno, and so on, all coming together in one flavorful dish.
Although this beef stew is quite a hearty dish, we’d say it belongs more like to the healthier side of the food spectrum. For one, it’s not so high in calories; actually it’s right under the 400 kcal per serving limit. It’s quite high in proteins and not so high in carbs, although it crosses a little the 20 unit limit. Is this a Keto stew?
Here’s an idea on how to upgrade your next noodle stir-fry and give it an Asian touch: use rice noodles and combine them with ground beef and apple. Generously flavor everything with turmeric, lime, coriander, oregano, and onion. Serve warm.
Each one of these gyros inspired by Greek cuisine is a complete meal in itself. You’ve got dairy, you’ve got veggies, you’ve got the grains and the proteins. Now, enjoy these finger-licking packages stuffed with beef and tzatziki!
Braising meat can be a somehow tedious job for some of us, but the tender end-result is worth the wait. We urge you to sear, then cook a few beef shanks in white wine, then toss them in a pan with mushrooms and heavy cream. Then you’ll understand.
This may look like restaurant-stuff but know that if you can spare 30 minutes and you have all the ingredients ready at your side, you can easily do it, too. It’s all about putting together a polenta and a salad and grilling or frying a beautiful T-Bone steak.
Have you tried the so-called “Turkish pizza” or “Armenian pizza”? Calling the Lahmacun this way will definitely raise some eyebrows but, regardless, if you’re a pizza fan, then you should try this spicy and beefy traditional dish.
A roll that’s so meaty and cheesy! We filled it with ground beef and with gooey mozzarella. We wrapped these in baked parmesan and scale-looking potato slices. Pretty crafty, isn’t it? How is that for a filling main course?
