Showing posts with label Greek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greek. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Greek Mac & Cheese
A couple of summers ago, Howie's mom made the most delicious cheesy pasta bake I've ever had. It was hearty, but not overly rich, filled with cherry tomatoes, olives, baby spinach and noodles that baked together in the oven with a cheesy feta and gouda garlic sauce. All of this creamy goodness was topped off with Italian croutons that softened in the sauce and infused some of their seasonings into the dish. Needless to say, it's an absolutely delicious dinner that can feed about 10 people. I never asked for the recipe, and actually almost forgot about it until New Years Day 2015, when his mom told me she was making Greek Mac & Cheese for dinner. I definitely didn't forget to ask for the recipe this time around! It totally hit the spot, you have to try it! Best of all, it's very versatile. You can easily double the recipe for a large crowd, or make it for a couple of people and have leftovers throughout the week. YUM!
Labels:
Cheese,
Cooking,
croutons,
Garlic,
Greek,
Greek Mac and Cheese,
Macaroni,
olive,
pasta,
pasta bake,
Recipe,
spinach,
Tomato
Monday, June 2, 2014
Mediterranean Night!
I'll have to admit, sometimes I might have a minor tendency to stick too close to my comfort zone with cooking. This comfort zone includes but is not limited to: chicken, potatoes, rice, squash, peppers, garlic, oregano and basil. I can't help it if I know what I like! I decided it was about time I break my usual routine and try to make something I've never attempted before...Mediterranean. After scouring the internet researching traditional Greek and Mediterranean spices, I dove right in and came up with my own chicken souvlaki recipe with couscous, toasted pita bread and spinach salad. After seeing how good it tasted (on the first try nonetheless), I'm definitely stepping out of my comfort zone more often!
Labels:
Chicken,
chicken souvlaki,
couscous,
Dinner,
Garlic,
Greek,
grill,
herbs,
Marinade,
mediterranean,
pita
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