Lizzymommy

Chef #258606

Round Rock, TX

Joined: Nov 5, 2005

116 Public Recipes by Lizzymommy

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Spinach Balls

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Terrific appetizer that can be made ahead and frozen, either before or after baking.

Recipe #490675

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Two-Cheese and Rosemary Mashed Potato Casserole

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Bring back memories of grandma's hearty meals with this cheesy mashed potato casserole. Pairs beautifully with ham, chicken, or turkey. Havarti cheese can usually be found in the deli (with the Goudas and Feta) section of almost any grocery store and is well worth using. The smoky flavor can not be beat.

Recipe #490674

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Balsamic-Roasted Carrots and Parsnips

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For a lighter option to traditional Thanksgiving sides, try these Balsamic-Roasted Carrots and Parsnips. Light brown sugar and cherries add a bit of sweetness balanced by crushed red pepper and lemon zest.

Recipe #490673

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Spinach and Feta Quinoa Salad

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All the lovely flavours of spanakopita in a healthful quinoa salad that is pretty easy to make - once you have everything in the pot you can pretty much just sit back and wait for it to finish cooking. The spinach and feta flavour combination works really well in the quinoa salad and the one thing that I like the most, outside of the flavour, is how light and fresh the quinoa salad seems.

Recipe #490672

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Farmhouse Pecan Pie

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100-year-old Pecan Pie Recipe or "clean-your-plate-and-scrape-up-the-crumbs-with-your-finger" pecan pie

Recipe #490671

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Tee's Corn Pudding

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This classic recipe has a rich, soufflé-like texture without the hassle. The result is an impressive holiday side dish the entire family will love. from Southern Living

Recipe #490670

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Artichoke Bread

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An artichoke dip baked in a loaf of bread until ooey gooey and cheesy and good!

Recipe #490669

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Pioneer Woman's Brussels Sprouts With Balsamic and Cranberries

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From her Xmas episode, these simple roasted brussels sprouts are dressed with a delicious balsamic syrup and sprinkled with dried cranberries for a taste sure to win over any sprout-haters and a festive color palette. Like Ree, this year, I'll be making these brussels sprouts because *I* like 'em! :)

Recipe #470033

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Hot Cranberry Cider Punch

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Cobbled together from several favorite Epicurus.com recipes, this is the absolute epitome of a Winter Holiday Punch. Simmered in a crockpot (after being strained), this will warm your guests heart and soul.

Recipe #467774

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Better Than America's Test Kitchen Spanish Rice

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Good, ripe tomatoes aren't available year-round, so what to do when you're craving the awesome America's Test Kitchen Spanish Rice that calls for 12 ripe tomatoes? Why, the good Texan's answer to everything, a can of Rotel Tomatoes and Green Chiles, of course! :) Here's my take on the ATK recipe. Leftovers are just as delicious the next day so this is a perfect dish to make ahead time for potlucks. This rice also freezes well (makes for perfect OAMC - instructions below)

Recipe #463561

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Gringo Refried Beans

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As a bona fide Yankee of mixed Northern European extraction living in Central Texas, I could not, in good conscience, call these "authentic" Refried Beans. What they are, however, is heart-stoppingly delicious. Cooked from scratch, so you can control the amount of sodium (within reason, of course! There's BACON in here!) these beans outstrip anything you'll find in a can. If you want to skip the pressure cooker business (my favorite bean-cooking method), Go ahead and soak your beans and cook for 3-5 hours in 6 or so cups of water, or whatever method you use (I've heard terrific things about overnight bean cooking). I use Recipe #211317 to mix up my own Dry Adobo Seasoning (Adobo Seco) Serve these beans with my "Better than America's Test Kitchen" Spanish Rice, and you'll think you've died and gone to heaven!

Recipe #462710

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Evil Chocolate Torte

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This recipe began life as something jotted down while watching Ciao Italia with Mary Ann Esposito. It then took on a life of its own, as it transformed into a luscious pairing of two of my favorite things in all of life: Chocolate and Raspberries. This recipe is simply sinfully delicious! You can change things up by replacing the Chambord with an orange liqueur or simply orange juice, and then using orange marmalade between the layers. For a simpler cake appropriate for tea-time, serve sprinkled with confectioner's sugar. Scrumptious!

Recipe #454696

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Italian Sweet Ricotta Pie (Reduced Sugar)

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For Italians, Easter is both a religious and culinary celebration. Since it is preceded by Lent, a time for fasting, Easter Sunday is a day to rejoice and to indulge, especially in sweets. Creamy, dense, sweet ricotta pie is a hallmark of an Italian Easter Sunday feast. It's delicious at breakfast, lunch or for dessert for any time of year! (I need to reduce sugar for medical reasons, but the recipe is divine made with sugar instead of a substitute) I will bake this in a pie crust when serving this dish for a holiday with guests, but make it crustless for home use as I do not generally eat pie crust.

Recipe #454251

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Easter Roasted Garlic and Rosemary Lamb

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I always order lamb when I see it on the menu in a fine restaurant since it's one of my favorite meals. I rarely make it at home, however, so this year when I was called upon to host Easter dinner, I called upon this boneless roast that is enveloped in roasted garlic and herbs. The trick is to make sure you use a meat thermometer so you do not overcook it - lamb is tender when medium rare. The other trick, like all roasts, is to make sure you allow it to rest for 15 minutes out of the oven before you even THINK of cutting into it. If you cut even a tiny bit off the edge all the juices will run out of your roast and it will be dry. Serve this with Recipe #94591, Roasted Asparagus with Hollandaise, and Recipe #37479 for an elegant meal! (Prep time includes resting)

Recipe #454250

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Round Rock Chili

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I started from a food network recipe, but when I'd made enough modifications that I started to lose track, I deemed it mine. Round Rock, Texas began as a small community formed on the banks of Brushy Creek, near a large round and anvil-shaped rock located in the middle of the creek. This round rock marked a convenient low-water crossing for wagons, horses, and cattle. The cattle route Jesse Chisholm established after the Civil War, crossed Brushy Creek at the round rock, and became known as the Chisholm Trail. What a great history to honor with a delicious and robust chili!

Recipe #448454

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Tsimmes

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from Enchanted Broccoli Forest. Tsimmes is a festive Jewish dish that combines vegetables and fruit; savory with tart and sweet. There is no official recipe, but one thing all versions have in common is the technique: just throw everything together and bake it for a long time. The dish is also fabulous for American holiday meals - an excellent variation on the traditional sweet potato dishes.

Recipe #444670

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Orange Currant Polenta Cookies

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from Food Network's Chris Cosentino, these cookies are terrific! 2010 12 Days of Cookies

Recipe #444301

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Heather's Crockpot Dressing

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My best friend's mom always made the best dressing - and this is the recipe she just shared with me. It's easy and it frees up the stove and oven. Finally! The search is over! (the yield is a guess)

Recipe #442396

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Peanut Butter Fudge Cookies

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The Peanut Butter Cookies alone are delicious, but pair them with a fudge filling and the results are perfect. Absolutely Perfect. :) I brought these to a choir fundraiser, and they were gone before the first song was finished! I never wrote down exactly how many this made, so the yield is based on my rather fuzzy recollection - I'll update the next time I make these.

Recipe #438113

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Rosie's Pumpkin Cheesecake

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