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quinoa salad

Quinoa Salad

Posted on: mayo 17th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

Quinoa is an ancient grain that is tiny, crunchy and tasty. You cook it using the same boiling method as rice! One cup of dry quinoa cooked in two cups of water is enough to feed four people. You can add pretty much whatever you’ve got in your fridge or pantry to this simple salad, but […]

Meatloaf

Pastel de carne

Posted on: mayo 16th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

Nada se siente más como en casa que un buen pastel de carne a la antigua. Sírvalo con puré de papa y una ensalada para acompañar y tendrá una comida completa. Esta receta la proporciona Ramona Hamblin. Busque más de sus recetas en su recetario: just cook here’s how.

Mexican Stew

Posted on: mayo 16th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

We love this Mexican stew topped with shredded Cheddar cheese and some diced avocado. Add a big bowl of tortilla chips and you’ve got yourself a delicious meal. Just be careful with those jalapenos–they can be spicy! This recipe was provided by Ramona Hamblin. Check out more of her recipes in her cookbook: just cook here’s […]

Lentil soup

Sopa de lentejas

Posted on: mayo 15th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

No hay nada como un plato caliente de humeante sopa en un día frío lluvioso. Esta receta de sopa de lentejas tiene una fuerza nutricional con lentejas altas en proteína y deliciosas verduras. Esta receta la ofrece Ramona Hamblin. Conozca más de sus receta en su libro de recetas: just cook here’s how.

Sesame broccoli salad

Sesame Broccoli Salad

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

Originally published in Bon Appetit magazine, this is an easy side dish that pairs well with many dishes.

Ribbon salad

Ribbon Salad

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

Guess the ingredients in each dish, and perhaps include a secret ingredient (like a dash of cinnamon or a splash of soy sauce).

Orzo pasta green beans

Orzo con jitomates cherry y ejotes

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

Para un trato especial, agregue migajas de queso feta y quizás un chorro de jugo de limón a este delicioso platillo. ¡Sus papilas gustativas no sabrán qué las habrá impactado!  

Origami dumplings

Origami Dumplings

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

This is a great dish for everyone to make together. Ideally, make the filling ahead, so it has time to cool off. Each family member can customize their own dumplings by including his or her favorite ingredients. Just make sure you keep track of your dumplings, because once you close them up it can be […]

Lime confetti slaw

Lime Confetti Slaw

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

Slaws are a great way to include vegetables in your family’s diet. They are actually better when they’re made ahead of time and are a super way to use up little bits of vegetables left in the crisper drawer. Even better, this slaw can be made 1 to 2 days ahead.

Dilled potatoes and asparagus

Dilled Potatoes and Asparagus

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

This delicate recipe is easily adaptable to the vegetables that are available. Substitute green beans, snow peas or sugar snap peas for the asparagus.

Dilled cucumber salad

Dilled Cucumber Salad

Posted on: mayo 13th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

This simple salad really brings out the flavor of the cucumber and dill. Make it ahead and refrigerate until you’re ready to serve!

Cherry tomato salad #1

Cherry Tomato Salad

Posted on: mayo 7th, 2013 by The Family Dinner Project Team

This fresh, summery salad really hits the spot on a hot day. It’s also the perfect dish to bring to a potluck (just make sure you get a scoop before it gets gobbled up)!