My first experience with enjoying burritos was several years back, while still living in upstate New York. I loved all the ingredients in it, but the size was overwhelming for me….I can’t eat 2 pounds of anything in one sitting….not to mention all that rice and beans in a burrito..:-)
If you never baked bread before, or anything else from scratch for that matter, YOU CAN make this bread with ease.
This is the simplest baking recipe I have ever come across, and even someone who never baked, will be able to bake this delicious homemade bread within TWO hours from the beginning to the end.
No need for a mixer (bowl and spoon suffices), no KNEADING required, no yeast proofing, and before you know it, you will have a perfect loaf of freshly baked bread to enjoy.
Falafel was introduced to me by my son, since lately it’s been his favorite lunch served with garden salad.
I was convinced that I would like this food as well, so decided to research some recipes, and prepare a batch for my family.
Today I will share the final recipe, and assure you that if you like vegetarian food, you will LOVE these.
If you like egg salad, but don’t care for the mayo in most of them, you will enjoy this recipe.
Today I created a light version of egg salad with Avocado and Greek Yogurt.
The Great Lent begins on Monday, as it always does for the Byzantine Rite Catholics.
The Great Lent for Roman Catholics does not start until Ash Wednesday, so they have two extra days to enjoy meat meals. They also celebrate a very traditional Fat Thursday, when they enjoy their delicious “Paczki”, doughnuts.
I personally like to prepare meatless meals on Wednesdays and Fridays for the duration of the Great Lent, as well as during the full Holy Week, which is the week just before Easter Sunday.