Breakfast tacos
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Comments (8)I think tacos are a great vacation food. If you want to do ahead you could prepare taco meat (I use ground turkey) and freeze (although vegetarian tacos are great). Then take vegetarian refried beans (I like the black beans) bags of pregrated cheese, bagged lettuce or cabbage if you don't want to have to chop, salsa, sour cream, etc and you're all set. You could do another dinner that the teens all seem to love which uses the same type of ingredients (or vegetarian chili) poured into individual Frito bags, eaten right from the bags. Minimal clean up! Another idea, that is fun and easy with teens are grilled pizzas. Everyone can make their own, you can bring frozen pizza dough, pre-grated cheese if you want, pesto, tomato paste, etc. and all the favorite toppings. I roll out the dough flour tortilla size, put on the oiled grill for just long enough to cook the bottom, flip it over and quickly add the ingredients to the top. Cook a few more minutes, to melt the cheese and cook the crust. Yum! I also make vegetarian spring rolls and no one seems to miss the meat. You could make peanut sauce ahead to take with. Everyone seems to love, love, love them and they are cool, refreshing and fun to make. You can get the whole crew in on the making. No workie, no eatie in my book. I don't have a real recipe, but this one is close to what I make Here is a link that might be useful: Spring rolls This post was edited by olychick on Tue, Jun 25, 13 at 13:15...See MoreSan Antonio Get Together
Comments (18)Here we are in Lake Charles LA and lots more to to say about that later!!! We had such a great time with the SA gang! Brenda , Sally, Mae and their families were an absolute delight to be with. Thanks Brenda for putting it all together. Lunch was so much fun and we had a great visit. Brenda and Sally are not very good with instructions and brought some wonderful treats for all of us. Sally the peanut brittle is all gone! Brenda if they stop us at the border becuase of those small plastic bags with all that dry green grassy stuff in it...we'll call you for bail! LOL We both loved San Antonio, what a great city, so pretty and well done but we loved the chance to meet up with some CF friends even more. Thanks again Brenda! Here are the four amigos at Rosarios...See MoreWhat's for breakfast?
Comments (30)Pam, here are some suggestions for protein in the morning: half cup of cottage cheese, top with a few berries and chopped walnuts or toasted almonds a thin slice of deli ham or turkey with a thin slice of cheese laid on top, roll up and slice into bite-sized pieces (I use the good low fat Boar's Head meats and cheeses.) peanut butter on a whole wheat English muffin, top with slices of banana crisp turkey bacon, sliced tomato on whole wheat toast - add some sliced avocado if you like it a grilled cheese sandwich egg salad or tuna salad on whole wheat toast 2 deviled egg halves in half a wheat pita...See MoreIs this a good idea?
Comments (11)Thanks for your responses. Yes, the idea is convenience and "informality". This is just 'coffee hour' after service. We usually just stand and talk and plan while snaking. Our church kitchen is in the process of a remodel, so I'm not sure what appliances will be available - if any - or what shape the area will be in on Sunday. We are painting on Saturday. The crowd could be anywhere from 30 to 50 people. We never know. I always make enough for the higher end and keep the leftovers for the kids' breakfasts (that's why I decided on the wraps). No rice and beans, but Annie's salsa and probably some fruit/yogurt and maybe a baked 'sweet' of some kind. Thanks to all....See More- 5 years ago
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