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Italian Zucchini Roll-Ups

October 17, 2017 0 comments Article Lunch, Main Course, Recipes, Vegetables

Italian-zucchini-mozzarella-marinaraI finally finished eating all of the vegetables from my harvest (which included about 15 heads of kale!). I am definitely going to miss the days of walking around back to cut my lettuce for lunch. My last hope for harvest are my tomatillo plants that I brought inside. They have a TON of little tomatillos on them, but I am not sure if they are going to grow inside… Fingers crossed!

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Sweet Potato Gnocchi w/ Sage Brown Butter

October 24, 2014

Summer has officially ended. There are no more leftover zucchinis lurking in my fridge, the cute little baby heirloom tomatoes are gone, and my herb plants have had enough. I just bought a new pair of snow boots, I added an extra blanket to our bed, and Arapahoe Basin has officially opened the white strip of death (this is when the ski hillĀ opens with only one run).

Sweet-Potato-Gnocchi

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Baked Lamb & Spinach Manicotti Bundles + Awards!

May 23, 2011 12 comments Article Main Course, Meat, Recipes, Vegetables

While continuing my quest for unique Italian meals that aren’t pasta dishes, I came across an article in Clean Eating magazine on ways to make hearty Italian food a bit healthier. Although I didn’t take their advice on using fish instead of red meat, I did take their advice on using low-fat dairy products and whole wheat pasta. For this recipe I was sure to add lots of spinach for added nutrients.

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Throwback Thursday: Turkey & Spinach Stuffed Shells

March 31, 2011 15 comments Article Main Course, Meat, Recipes, Vegetables

Sometimes nothing can beat a home-cooked Italian meal. I don’t make pasta much after working at Noodles & Co. for a year, but oh man these were good. I would hardly put these into the pasta category; they are so rich and delicious!

For this week’s throwback recipe, I give you my turkey, spinach and cheese stuffed shells. Stuffing these bad boys was a bit of work, but it was totally worth it. Once they are done and you bite into their gooey, cheesy goodness you will understand.

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