Cream of mushroom soup is an oldie but a goodie. I made this at work
for our soup of the day recently. It's very rich and makes a big pot and is
perfect for a cold day! Leftovers are great too! Here's how to make it:
Cornbread is one of my favorites! I love to add different flavors and turn boring, plain cornbread into something new. I use Jiffy mix. Yes, Jiffy...the boxed stuff. I see no problem with using boxed mix because all it is is pre-measured ingredients. It makes things easier. Serve this cornbread as table bread or with your favorite chili. I served mine with Black Bean Chili! Here's how to make it:
Tzatziki sauce is a Greek condiment traditionally served with meats but it is also served as a dip. It is very light and refreshing. It's made with Greek yogurt, which is very low in fat and calories, and lots of fresh cucumber. It's a great dip to serve if you're looking for a healthy option for your guests. It's pretty easy to make!
Poke is a Hawaiian dish that means marinated raw fish. Not poke like slow poke. Poh-keh. Like Pokemon! I love it. It's full of protein and is so flavorful. There are so many different options but my go-to is always tuna. I'm calling this "Grilled Tuna Poke" even though it isn't technically poke because it's not completely raw. I couldn't think of anything else to call it! But it's so similar I decided to call it poke anyway. This can be served warm or chilled. Whichever you prefer! It would also be great served over sticky rice or even some mixed greens. Here's how to make it:
This
recipe can be made in a food processor if you prefer a smooth
guacamole, or you can small dice all the vegetables to make it
chunkier. I like a semi-chunky guac!