Director Delicious $2 Fall Serving Ideas: Find Inspiration Beyond Power Cooking Recipes!

[annew]

I'm interested in offering this for the fall........has anyone got any ideas other than the power cooking recipes?????

I'm going to stick w/the Skillet Lasgna as a back up for September but I'd like to try something else.

TIA

 

[MORFIA]

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[annew]

Morfia YOU ROCK I LOVE the wording!!!!

 

[MORFIA]

partial theft-

 

[chefheidi2003]

Casbah Chicken Couscous in the currect SB is very good and costs less than $5 to make the whole thing and serves six. I made it last month at my shows.

Michelle

 

[baychef]

partial theft-

I am impressed...with me it is either 100% theft or 90% theft!!!!

 

[Chef Kearns]

Casbah Chicken Couscous in the currect SB is very good and costs less than $5 to make the whole thing and serves six. I made it last month at my shows.

Michelle

I LOVE this recipe. You can buy pre-sliced Mango at Costco. You will end up with way more than you'll need for the recipe, but my kiddos like Mango smoothies. And one container of Couscous wil make about 3 or 4 of this recipe. So while it takes a little more green up front you can re-use the ingredients. This is such a yummy recipe!

I make it for my family and I made it for my Bunco group and they devoured it! However, unless you have a neat-nic for a 2 yo (not me) then don't serve them the couscous...that is unless you LIKE cleaning up little bitty pieces of pasta.

 

[baychef]

This is good to know, it is a recipe I may not have tried otherwise.