I was about to ask you about the HEB pizza crust. Is it frozen, in a can?
I do not really have a recipe, they were serving it at the cooking station at HEB one day I just recreated it. Basically take boneless, skinless chicken breasts pound them out a bit. Then coat them in pesto (I buy the jarred stuff usually do not remember the brand though) then a layer of Italian bread crumbs (I usually mix some parm cheese in with the bread crumbs as well). The ones at HEB were pan fried in olive oil which is what I did the first few times I made it but last time I tried baking it and it was still really good! I think I baked on 350 for about 20-30 minutes. Oh and I put them on a cookie cooling rack last time and then that on a cookie sheet. It helped the bottom of the chicken get crispier.
I was about to ask you about the HEB pizza crust. Is it frozen, in a can?
I do not really have a recipe, they were serving it at the cooking station at HEB one day I just recreated it. Basically take boneless, skinless chicken breasts pound them out a bit. Then coat them in pesto (I buy the jarred stuff usually do not remember the brand though) then a layer of Italian bread crumbs (I usually mix some parm cheese in with the bread crumbs as well). The ones at HEB were pan fried in olive oil which is what I did the first few times I made it but last time I tried baking it and it was still really good! I think I baked on 350 for about 20-30 minutes. Oh and I put them on a cookie cooling rack last time and then that on a cookie sheet. It helped the bottom of the chicken get crispier.
Mmmmm...we'll be trying that soon!
The crusts are already made...you can get them in the deli area or in the pasta aisle. They're 2 to a package (with sauce) for around $5. We freeze the second until we're ready to use it.
Re: what's for dinner- this week?
We only have a few weeks until we move so, I am trying to use up everything we have. Plus, I haven't really felt like cooking. ;-)
Soup & Grilled cheese
Pizza
something with chicken breasts
something with smoked sausage
Quiche
Tonight: Lasagna (made from leftover spaghetti sauce)
Tues: Pork Roast and potatoes
Wed. Cheddar bratwurst
Thurs: Leftovers
Fri: Homemade Pizza (HEB crusts rock)
Saturday: BBQ brisket
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here is what I have so far:
KA's chicken tacos
spaghetti and meatballs
chicken breast on the grill (DH)
Mediterranean chicken with cous cous
baked pesto chicken
I'd love this recipe, if you're willing to share.
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I was about to ask you about the HEB pizza crust. Is it frozen, in a can?
I do not really have a recipe, they were serving it at the cooking station at HEB one day I just recreated it. Basically take boneless, skinless chicken breasts pound them out a bit. Then coat them in pesto (I buy the jarred stuff usually do not remember the brand though) then a layer of Italian bread crumbs (I usually mix some parm cheese in with the bread crumbs as well). The ones at HEB were pan fried in olive oil which is what I did the first few times I made it but last time I tried baking it and it was still really good! I think I baked on 350 for about 20-30 minutes. Oh and I put them on a cookie cooling rack last time and then that on a cookie sheet. It helped the bottom of the chicken get crispier.
chicken tacos
Dan Dan noodles
balsamic glazed salmon, quinoa pilaf, squash
king ranch chicken (using leftovers from the chicken tacos)
Mmmmm...we'll be trying that soon!
The crusts are already made...you can get them in the deli area or in the pasta aisle. They're 2 to a package (with sauce) for around $5. We freeze the second until we're ready to use it.
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Tarragon Turkey Burgers
Cold Sesame Noodles with Chicken and Cucumbers
Teriyaki grilled salmon with grilled zucchini
Jalepeno Chicken Dorito Casserole (Southern Living)
Chicken Breast Saute Puttanesca-Style (Weight Watchers)
breakfast for dinner
KAs chicken tacos
homemade potato and cheese soup
It's just DH and I so we just cook a few times a week and have plenty of leftovers, or do frozen pizza w/salad or take out.
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i'll be in austin tonight - wednesday and DH is gone wed when i get back so we only have a couple meals:
PW's Italian Beef Dip (its good! we had some sunday)
Baked Ziti
Grilled Chicken & Grilled Veggies
Chicken Fajitas and black beans
Pork Tenderloin with rice a roni
Jeni-O Turkey Brats with Mac & Cheese
Pot Roast and potatoes
BBQ Brisket
Ha! This looks a LOT like our list this week. Haven't quite figured it out yet, but looks very similar.