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lurkiestvoid · 5 months

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it's 3 4 a.m. and I'm hungry and we're perpetually (very) poor so bc I can't help it here is a list of some foods I dearly desperately miss:

- COFFEE.

- almost every fast food. just, hot multi-ingredient satisfying meals acquired in under 10 minutes that require no prep, cooking, or cleanup (quality can vary drastically ofc but idgaf at this point)

- more specifically: giant fucking cheeseburgers, hot and juicy, fully dressed. Taco Bell. and Chinese food. And good pizza that doesn't come from dollar store freezers. And biiig thicc sandwiches from subway or similar

- boneless garlic parmesan chicken wings

- Arby's. Roast beef, curly fries.

- French fries in general

- Zaxby's/Panera salads

- only had it a couple times but chipotle/qdoba burritos or bowls

- restaurants. haven't been out to eat since before the pandemic but just, big complicated filling meals cooked by someone else

- more specifically: warm rolls with honey butter, chicken tenders and fries, enchiladas, chicken fried steak, a good hearty chili, fettuccini alfredo with broccoli and chicken, lasagna, fully loaded potato soup, loaded nachos, a good baked spaghetti and meatballs ...

- fried pickles

- homemade comfort food, like, a full "Sunday dinner" spread. Meatloaf, or pot roast with veggies, mashed potatoes and gravy, baked mac n cheese, sweet cornbread, green beans with bacon, deviled eggs, a giant deluxe salad...

- SALADS. BIG FRESH CRISP SALADS WITH ALL THE TOPPINGS AND VARIETY

- a full breakfast spread. hash browns, pancakes, lots of eggs with onions and peppers, juice, sausages, biscuits and gravy, etc

- orange juice

- a wholeass veggie or fruit tray. mostly the carrots, or cantaloupe/strawberries/apples but give me the whole tray and leave me alone

- my "safe" foods

- banana nut bread 😭

- from-scratch home baked goods, more than just the $1-box-cake-and-$1-frosting every few months. All The Bars, All The Cookies, pies, the decadent brownies

- fucking. CHOCOLATE.

- snacks in general. Just, having them, and the ability to grab a handful between meals if needed or desired

- the delicious but "expensive" (>$5) grocery shit we can't splurge on. there's this amazing cranberry almond chicken salad...

- quiche

- hamburger helper

- polish sausage fried with peppers and onions and sauerkraut

- potato salad

- deli pepperturkey

- non-american cheese

- butterscotch pudding

- chili cheese tater tots

- pizza rolls

- donuts

- granola bars. trail mix

- yogurt with or without granola topping

- really anything that isn't plain rice and beans, bologna/cheese/PB&J sandwiches, ramen, hot dogs, oatmeal, toast, canned mixed veggies, generic boxed mac n cheese, butter noodles, and frozen waffles

- i have to stop now. if u read this far, thanks! pls go indulge in ur favorite foods and take your time to deeply savor them

#so many recipes are like 'its so easy and cheap! use scraps and leftovers and your pantry!'#and its like. that is already vastly overestimating my resources #'just use a bit of flour to--' what flour. 'just add' ma'am i have dried rice and dried beans #and like. a can of collard greens #the food pantries here are in high demand #and limited to no more than once a month #EBT paperwork is lagging #i eat once a day or less. so kiddo has enough to eat #and they get free bfast+lunch at school so it helps a ton #but shit is rough. has been for a while #nothing new just screaming into the void #cant even fundraise bc the only person i can share it to is my wife so uh #fundraising online only works if you already have a platform or know someone who does #rambles #food tw #tw food #hunger tw

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torislander · 1 year

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these are like my favorite foods ever over all

mozz string cheese

heath bars

reese's

baskin robins peanut butter n chocolate ice cream

2% milk

wing stop ranch

deviled eggs

cheddar sun chips

garden salsa sun chips

whataburger dr. pepper shake

shrimp & cocktail sauce

hoffmans cheddar cheese

pizza hot pockets

ham and cheddar hot pockets

egg salad sandwich

knorr cheddar broccoli pasta

nutty buddy bars

papa johns garlic parm breadsticks

butterfingers

dove milk chocolate

brownies

stuffed crust bbq chicken pizza

raisin bran

lucky charms

sanders milk chocolate sea salt caramels

artesano bakery bread

cottage cheese

elote

prosciutto

chocolate cheesecake

potstickers & egg rolls

fettuccine alfredo

summer sausage

chicken parmesan

bagel bites

gold fish

tetrazzini

a toasted thomas' plain bagel with plain cream cheese, lettuce, and walmart deli thinly sliced sara lee honey turkey

canes chicken

lasagna

cream cheese frosting

bob evans macaroni and cheese

literally any totinos party pizza

wingstop bbq chicken tenders

wingstop mild chicken sandwich

rotel dip

strawberry mochi

lifeway kerif blueberry probiotic milk

french onion dip

cheddar rice cakes

stouffers veggie lasagna

beef jerky

moser roth toffee chocolate

sunny d

specially selected lobster mac

sundae shoppe moose tracks ice cream

calamari

mozzarella sticks

fuzzys beef nachos

longhorn steakhouse spicy chicken bites

horchata

bedlam bbq jeffs favorite

pho obvi

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menuandprice · 2 years

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wearethechildrenofthisearth2 · 4 years

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I’m writing a low cal (200-350*) recipe book!

Here’s SOME of what I’m including in it. All the recipes are original or family recipes.

Chickpea falafel

Stuffed Japapenos

Corn Chowder

Roasted Poblano Stuffed Pepper Boats

Brownies From Scratch

Peach-Mango Chutney

Ginger, Soy Sauce, Garlic & Spring Onion Dressing

Jambalaya

Apple Crumbly Cobbler

Fried Plantains

Raspberry Jam

Cherry-Lime-Orange Crepes

Sourdough, Brioche & Italian Bread Bread Pudding

Lavendar Lemonade

Caramel Sauce

Pumpkin Spice Icing

Pumpkin Spice French Toast

Brioche Bread Pudding

Sourdough Bread

French Bread

Strawberry Angel Food Mini Cakes

Sherry’s Buffalo Chicken Dip

Karen’s Basil Pesto

Karen’s Tomato Sauce

Sweet Potato Fries

Sweet Potato & Smoked Paprika Wedges

Lemon-Lime Cake

Orange Ginger Nutmeg & Almond Carrot Muffins

Almond Nougat

Betty’s Sugar Cookies

Mock Taco Bell Spicy Potato Taco (Double Stuffed)

Roasted Chickpeas

Hint of POM Smoothie

Chickpea & Lentil Falafel

Lentil Sloppy Joe’s

Caprese pizza

Double Broccoli Soup

Minestrone Soup

Snickerdoodles

Spiced Cauliflower Fritters

Grilled Mexican Corn Salad

Bean, Cheese, Chick’n & Red Sauce Quesadilla

Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto & Cheddar Grilled Cheese

Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Asiago, Parm, Onion, Garlic, Spinach & Asparagus Panini

Skinny Mac ‘n’ Broccoli

Black Beans & Quinoa with Veggies

Caprese Panini

Chocolate Ramekin Cakes

Almond Ramekin Cake

Fruity Oatmeal

Single Serve No-Bake Cookies

Single-Serve Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies

Lentil, Quinoa, Spinach & Asparagus Soup

Lentil, Potato & Spinach Soup

Buffalo Cauliflower

Vegetable Fajitas

Tamales

Fried Pickles

Roasted Italian Zucchini

Garlic Baked Fries

Sherry’s Cubed Potatoes

Cinnamon Apple Streussel Muffins

Red Pepper Roasted Asparagus

Sherry’s Glazed Carrots

Sherry’s Mashed Potatoes

Orzo Primavera

Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Gemeli Pasta

Katie’s Lasagna (that’s me. It’s DANK. And not low cal at all but so so worth it.)

Katie’s Alfredo (used in the lasagna)

Alison’s Crumble Cake

Mexican Rice

Lentil Shepherd’s Pie

Lentil, Chickpea & Spinach Soup

BBQ Chick’n, Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto & Spinach Pizza

Garlic Bread With Roasted Garlic

Sun-Dried Tomato, Asparagus, Feta, Spinach & Parm Pasta

Sherry’s Apple Butter

Carol’s Chex Mix

Low-Cal Baked Potato

Potato Skins

Fresh-Cut Fries

Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal

Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies

Alfredo With Roasted Asparagus, Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto, Broccoli & Onion

“All The Fixin’s” Veggie Burger

Betty’s Toffee

Kidney Bean & Roasted Vegetable Salad

Tomato, Feta, Basil, Green Pepper & Parm Pizza

“Better Than Nookie” Cake

German Chocolate Cake

Carrot, Ginger, Cinnamon Almond Spice Cake

Key Lime Pie Cupcakes

Apple Pie

Easy-Peasy Pancake Mix Muffins

Biscuit, Sausage, Spinach, Onion, Garlic & Cheese Breakfast Sandwich

French Onion Soup

Cheesy BBQ Mashed Potatoes

Ketchup & Parm Mashed Potatoes

Ketchup & BBQ Mashed Potatoes

Mashed Cauliflower

Cauliflower Pizza Crust

Roasted Cauliflower Steaks

Roasted Cauliflower Florets

“From Scratch” Pancake & Waffle Mix

Cheddar, Garlic & Paprika Biscuits

Rosemary Herb Biscuits

Creamy Asparagus, Broccoli & Spinach Soup with Quinoa

Microwave Soft Caramels

Microwave Baked Potatoes

Oven Baked Potatoes

Vegetable Spring Rolls

Chili-Lime Nachos

Alfredo With Spinach, Broccoli, Asparagus & Garlic

Raspberry-Strawberry Lemonade Cupcakes

#thinspiration #thinspo #weight loss #skinny #thinspa #skinny girl #losing weight #thin #calorie counting #thinspi

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gloriousmasterposts · 4 years

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Pumpkin Recipe Masterpost

🥛= Contains Dairy, 🍞=Contains Gluten 🥜= Contains Nuts 🥩=Contains Meat 🐠=Contains Fish/Fish Sauce 🍸=Contains Alcohol

Breakfast

Pumpkin French Toast🥛🍞

Pumpkin-Ginger Waffles 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins🥛🍞

Pumpkin & Cheese Spice Bread🥛🍞

Baked Pumpkin Spice Cake Doughnuts🥛🍞

Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls🥛🍞

Nutella Swirled Pumpkin Bread🍞🥜

CREAM CHEESE FILLED PUMPKIN BREAD🥛🍞

Vegan Maple Glazed Pumpkin Tofu Omelet

Instant Pot Pumpkin Grits 🥛

4 Ingredient Pumpkin Breakfast Sausage 🥩

Pumpkin, Spinach, and Goat Cheese Quiche 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Scones 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Pie Energy Balls 🍞

Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal with Graham Cracker Crumble 🥛🍞

Soup, Chilli, Curry, etc.

Brown Sugar Pumpkin Soup

Thai-Inspired Pumpkin Soup🥜

Creamy Cashew Pumpkin Soup 🥛🥜

Crab & Pumpkin Soup 🥛🐠

Pumpkin Soup with Creole Lobster 🥛🐠

Smokey Pumpkin Bisque With Grilled Cheese Croutons 🥛

Pumpkin and Shrimp Bisque 🥛🐠

Vegan Pumpkin Chickpea Chili

Pumpkin, Beef, and Black Bean Chili 🥩(+ optional Chipotle Sour Cream 🥛)

Vegan Pumpkin Lentil Curry With Spinach

Pumpkin Chickpea Curry

BEEF CURRY WITH PUMPKIN🥩🐠

Lunch/Dinner (any pasta dishes can easily be substituted with Gluten-free Pasta)

Parmesan Pumpkin Fritters🥛

Pumpkin Dinner Rolls🥛🍞

Honey Butter Roasted Pumpkin

Parmesan Bacon Pumpkin Mashed Potatoes🥛🥩

Pumpkin Rice Noodles 🥩

Pumpkin Spice Vodka Sauce Linguine 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Lasagna 🥛🍞

Ravioli with Pumpkin Alfredo 🥛🥜

Pumpkin Cannelloni with Sage Brown-Butter Sauce 🥛🍞

Pumpkin-Ricotta Stuffed Shells 🥛🍞

One Pot Cheesy Pumpkin Pecan Pasta 🥛🥜

Chicken Bacon Pumpkin Gnocchi 🥛🥩🍞

Chipotle, Pumpkin, and Broccoli Pizza With Bacon and Gouda 🥛🥩🍞

Savory Pumpkin Pizza 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Shepherd’s Pie 🥛🥩

Maple Balsamic Tempeh Bowls With Pumpkin Rice

Pumpkin Pie Chicken Wings 🥩

Pumpkin Enchiladas 🥛

Vegan Pumpkin Apple Grilled Cheese

Chipotle Pumpkin Veggie Burgers

Pumpkin-Brie Quesadillas 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Pesto, Date, and Ripe Chèvre Sandwich 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Lobster Mac and Cheese 🥛🍞🐠

BRAZILIAN SHRIMP STUFFED PUMPKIN (CAMARÃO NA MORANGA) 🥛🐠

Pumpkin Sage Polenta 🥛

Pumpkin Mushroom Pot Stickers 🍞

Dessert

NO BAKE PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Pie Cupcakes🥛🍞

OOEY GOOEY CARAMEL PUMPKIN BLONDIES {WITH CHOCOLATE AND WALNUTS}🥛🍞🥜

Pumpkin Cheesecake Pie🥛🍞

Pumpkin Snickerdoodles🍞

Disneyland’s Club 33 Pumpkin Beignets🍞

Pumpkin Cream Puffs 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Crème Brulee🥛

Pumpkin Pecan Bread Pudding 🥛🍞

Spiced Pumpkin Latte Cheesecake 🥛🍞🥜

Pumpkin Whoopie Pies with Maple-Spice Filling 🥛🍞

Easy Eggnog Pumpkin Pie 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Tiramisu 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Fudge 🥛🥜

Baked Pumpkin Churros 🍞🥛

Pumpkin Cookie Dough Dip 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Cannolis 🥛🍞

Double Layer Pumpkin Oreo Cheesecake 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Spice Truffles 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Pudding 🥛

Pumpkin Pie Egg Rolls 🥛🍞

White Chocolate Pumpkin Cups 🥛(like Reese’s but with Pumpkin Filling instead of peanut butter.)

Chocolate Brown Sugar Butter Cake with Spiced Pumpkin Frosting 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Spice Pretzel Bites 🥛🍞

Easy Pumpkin Mousse 🥛

Misc.

Sugar-Free Pumpkin Spice Syrup {For Lattes and More}

Pumpkin Spice Granola

Pumpkin Pasta Sauce

Pumpkin Spice Smoothie🥜

Roasted Garlic Pumpkin Hummus

Thai Curry Pumpkin Seeds

Pumpkin Caramelized Onion Dip

Roasted Pumpkin Quinoa Salad

Pumpkin Beer Pretzels With Chipotle Queso 🥛🍞

PUMPKIN CROSTINI WITH ROCKET PESTO 🥛🍞

Pumpkin Salsa

Pumpkin Sage Biscuits 🥛🍞

balgabag qutabi (Azerbaijani stuffed flatbread with pumpkin and pomegranate seeds) 🍞

Pumpkin White Russian Cocktail 🍸

#pumpkin #pumpkin recipes #Pumpkin Recipe Masterpost #food #masterpost

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hyenafarts · 5 years

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Dragons and their Favorite Foods (Headcanon)

Spyro - Baby Back Ribs

Nestor - Lasagna

Delbin - Curry

Tomas - Lemon Meringue Pie

Argus - Parfait

Lindar - Chocolate

Gavin - Café Liégeois

Gildas - Deep-Dish Pizza

Astor - Oat Porridge

Nils - Spaghetti with Meatballs

Devlin - Strawberry Cheesecake

Alvar - Buffalo Wings

Thor - Oyster Shooters

Alban - Prawn Cocktail

Oswin - S’mores

Darius - Shrimp Alfredo

Nevin - Lobster Bisque

Titan - Roast Beef

Magnus - Bulgogi

Gunnar - Gyudon

Conan - Gyro

Boris - Chicken Fried Steak

Ivor - Chicken and Waffles

Maximos - Fried Chicken

Halvor - Tacos

Enzo - Meatball Sub

Marco - Falafel with Hummus

Ulric - Cheeseburgers

Todor - Kakigōri

Andor - Hamburg Steak

Ragnar - Beef Stroganoff

Asher - Tofu

Trondo - T-Bone Steak

Cosmos - Caesar Salad

Zantor - Toaster Strudels

Boldar - Minestrone

Zane - Banana Cream Pie

Eldrid - Sour Candy

Kelvin - Paella

Zander - Clam Chowder

Cyrus - Corned Beef

Ajax - Roasted Peanuts

Cedric - Filet Mignon

Jarvis - Custard Tart

Hexus - Pot Roast

Lucas - Granola

Altair - Tapioca Pudding

Bruno - Beef Stew

Cleetus - Spinach Dip

Claude - Dirty Rice

Cyprin - Shrimp Creole

Rosco - Frog Legs

Damon - Seafood Boil

Zeke - Steamed Clams

Bubba - Yaka Mein

Isaak - Red Beans and Rice with Sausage

Lyle - Gumbo

Jed - Jerk Chicken

Sadiki - Jambalaya

Lateef - Miso Soup

Zikomo - Cotton Candy

Mazi - Toffee

Kasiya - Chocolate Cake

Azizi - Hot and Sour Soup

Apara - Crêpe

Obasi - Swiss Roll

Bakari - Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

Mudada - Cake Pops

Baruti - Calamari

Useni - Ramen

Kosoko - Sushi

Lutalo - Kebabs

Copano - Tiramisu

Unika - Rotisserie Chicken

Revilo - Liquorice

#Spyro the Dragon #spyro reignited trilogy #dragons #favorite food #headcanon

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seedotcom · 5 years

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State Dishes

Alabama- eggs, grits, and sausage

Alaska- baked salmon

Arizona- snake and cactus salad

Arkansas- hot pork pie

California- california roll

Colorado- goat cheese croissant

Connecticut- split pea soup

Delaware- steak and mashed potatoes

Florida- popcorn shrimp

Georgia- chicken and waffles

Hawaii- pineapple juice and seaweed salad

Idaho- beef and potato stew

Illinois- sausage pizza

Indiana- vodka and creamed corn

Iowa- salted beef and beef broth

Kansas- goatmilk and cinnamon oatmeal

Kentucky- fried chicken and mac n cheese

Louisiana- daiquiri and boudin balls

Maine- crabcakes

Maryland- clam chowder

Massachusetts- baked trout and buttered toast

Michigan- crab and tomato bisque

Minnesota- leek and potato soup

Mississippi- fried river bass

Missouri- baked honey ham

Montana- lamb chops and jam

Nebraska- black bean soup

Nevada- grilled snake

New Hampshire- lobster ravioli

New Jersey- spaghetti and meatballs

New Mexico- pork carnitas

New York- meatball and mozzarella sub

North Carolina- steak and mushrooms

North Dakota- elk

Ohio- chicken and rice casserole

Oklahoma- lasagna

Oregon- chicken marsala

Pennsylvania- roast beef and provolone panini

Rhode Island- chicken alfredo (angelhair pasta)

South Carolina- grilled barbecue ribs

South Dakota- elk and potatoes

Tennessee- chicken and biscuits with gravy

Texas- pulled pork and coleslaw

Utah- large turkey legs

Vermont- beer and beef brisket

Virginia- roasted duck

Washington- grilled salmon salad

West Virginia- pancakes and bacon

Wisconsin- chicken macaroni and cheese bake

Wyoming- braised beef and turnip

#america

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wrongplaceworsttime · 4 years

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What did you eat at home for meals growing up at home? Is it pasta every day? Foreigner marrying an American man and stressed about cooking !!! Help!!! #Traditional American cuisine. #Internet Doesn't help.

while we did have pasta sometimes, i certainly ate other things growing up! i’ll try my best to list some options for each meal, hopefully i can help 😅

breakfast:

honestly i usually skipped breakfast because eating so early in the morning made me feel sick. and by early i mean like, 7:00 am when i had to get up for school. if my dad was around to cook breakfast (my mom usually did dinner, my dad usually did breakfast) like on holidays or weekends, we had:

- biscuits and jam/butter/honey

- lots of eggs! scrambled eggs, poached eggs, baked eggs, fried eggs, omelettes! eggs go awesome with toast

- bacon for sure. sausage is good too.

- pancakes and waffles are super common breakfast foods. syrup and butter goes great with them, as well as fresh fruit and jam.

- we also had hot peppers and cheese with toast and scrambled eggs, but that’s because it’s something my mom ate growing up and we had a garden to grow our own peppers. i don’t know if i’d call this one american, but it’s yummy

- the most american breakfast i can think of is pancakes, bacon, and fried eggs with a nice glass of milk or orange juice.

- cereal and milk is a classic too. this is really what i had/have most often for breakfast. i love cheerios and rice krispies! and then for the more sugary stuff froot loops and lucky charms.

lunch:

for lunch, i was mostly on my own to feed myself, either due to school or my mom telling my to.

- sandwiches. i’m talking pb&j, pb and honey, cheese and meats, grilled cheese, tuna fish. if somebody asked me what i thought a classic lunch was i would say a big sandwich. chips are a good side, as well as vegetables or fruit. carrot sticks, celery (if you like it), apple slices, orange, berries, etc.

- because i was feeding myself, this is when i’d have top ramen or kraft mac and cheese. sometimes canned tomato soup. easy to make and tastes good

- leftovers from dinner is good here too. cereal if you’re feeling super lazy.

dinner:

okay so my mom was a stay at home mom, and she cooked dinner nearly every single night. she also made some weird things that i didn’t like, so i’m gonna stick to dinners that i think are yummy.

- yes, pasta. spaghetti and meatballs, homemade mac and cheese, fettuccine alfredo, steak stroganoff, pasta salads, lasagna. i love pasta so damn much, and would be pretty happy eating it all the time! but there are other common dinners lol

- tacos or taco salad. we had this a lot, and it’s not too hard to prepare. lots of veggies, some meat, some hot sauce *chefs kiss*

- if we’re talking american cuisine, hamburgers and hotdogs. i mean that’s about as classic as it gets. other barbecue as well. my dad liked making barbecue chicken.

- if you’re grilling/barbecueing things you can make some killer sides. grilled corn is amazing, along with other grilled veggies! we had squash and zucchini. grilled pineapple and peaches are also tasty.

- on sundays, my dad would sometimes make a pot roast. he did most of the meat cooking, like steak or pork chops or chicken or turkey.

- lots of soups. chicken dumpling soup is a favorite of mine, but we also had tomato, borchst, minestrone. rolls are a good side for soups!

- we’d have stir fry and fried rice sometimes, always yummy.

- pizza. oh god did i eat pizza growing up. mostly because my parents seemed obsessed with making their own, but a good homemade pizza is to die for!

- baked potatoes. easy to make! throw some potatoes in the oven, prepare toppings: cheese, butter, chives, bacon, sour cream.

- quesadillas and/or nachos with homemade salsa. mmmmmm

- fish. i really hate fish, but my family likes it so. we would have salmon a lot, tilapia sometimes too. tuna steaks on occasion. not my thing tho :/

- for sides, my mom would make us eat healthy things. salads, vegetables, fruits. i mean i love vegetables! i also prefer them raw, so it’s really easy for me to prepare them lol. but you can roast them in the oven, that’s also really good! fruit salads are pretty classic. my favorite fruit salad is grapefruit and orange in a honey-cardamom sauce 🤤. rolls or french bread are common sides too. i think french bread dipped in olive oil and balsamic vinegar is super yummy. sometimes we’d open a bag of chips.

dessert:

kinda a meal, kinda not but still important! i’m not actually a huge dessert person, but i can tell you the popular ones.

- ice cream. there’s so many options at the store, and it’s common to buy a pint or quart, keep it in the freezer, and eat it.

- cookies. there are so many kinds. chocolate chip, oatmeal, snickerdoodle, gingersnaps, sugar, pumpkin chocolate, peanut butter. choco chip is the most classic one tho

- pies. pumpkin pie is usually a fall thing, but you can have it any time. other common flavors are apple, blueberry, lemon meringue, cherry, banana cream, chocolate, pecan.

- cake. i hate cake. most people like it tho! chocolate, vanilla, carrot, red velvet. i mean there’s a billion flavors and frosting combos. cupcakes too.

- brownies. a good, fudgy, chocolatey brownie is amazing.

- jello? i guess? idk i feel like people enjoy the idea of jello more than jello itself. i may not be a good judge of that tho. my mom feed me jello when i had a stomach bug cause i would actually eat it and it wouldn’t hurt too bad to puke up, so jello is a sick person food in my mind.

i hope you get some meal ideas from this! and don’t be afraid to cook from your own culture! i love eating other cultures foods, and i kinda think of american cuisine as incorporating other kinds of food as well.

#asks #anon #good god this got long #not a comprehensive list of everything americans eat #but a pretty good one i would say

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Ketogenic Diet Plan for Weight Loss: 7-Day Keto Meal Plan and Menu

Keto 101

If you're planning to slim down in a healthy and balanced means, the ketogenic diet strategy for weight loss simply could be for you! In case you're not acquainted with the plan, the keto diet regimen is a low carb diet plan that requires your body right into a metabolic state. It practically turns your body into a fat-burning machine! Ketosis is a natural procedure in the body that aids us endure when food consumption is reduced. During ketosis we create ketones in the liver to be used as energy and fuel throughout the body, including the brain.

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You must be decreasing your carb consumption adequately, particularly if your diet is consistently high in carbohydrates. When you consume carbs, they're broken down into sugar, which surges blood glucose degrees. This triggers solid insulin levels to battle the spikes, leading to fat storage and insulin resistance. With the keto diet plan, you need to be getting about 10% of your power from carbs, 15-25% from healthy protein, as well as 70% or more from fat.

Increase your healthy and balanced fat consumption with foods like avocados, cheese, fatty fish, chia seeds, nuts, olive oil, flaxseed, edamame and sunflower seeds. Not just do healthy and balanced fats sustain heart health and wellness, they profit insulin and blood sugar level degrees and also minimize LDL cholesterol.

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If you wish to get to ketosis, one of the most vital point is to stay clear of eating most carbohydrates. Keep your carbohydrate intake to around 20 to 50 grams each day for the diet plan to work most successfully. You'll intend to stock up on low carb foods, and bear in mind low carbohydrate veggies and also fruit. Restriction your consumption of root veggies like mushrooms as well as squash, berries and citrus fruits. Right here's a low carbohydrate food list for the keto diet.

Eggs

Beef

Cheese (particularly hard cheese)

Olive Oil

Avocado Oil

Coconut Oil

Fish

Seafood

Bell peppers

Tomatoes

Broccoli

Zucchini

Cauliflower

Eggplant

Beef

Pork

Poultry

Macadamias

Almonds

Nut butter

Cabbage

Green beans

Avocados

Plain Greek Yogurt

Cottage Cheese

List of foods you cannot eat on the keto diet

There are some foods you need to completely stay clear of while you get on the ketogenic diet plan. Foods that teem with sugar and starch like bread, pasta as well as rice, are very high in carbs and also make it much harder for you to shed weight and also maintain it off.

Pasta

Rice

Potatoes

Bananas

Bread

Soda/juice

Candy

Chips

Chocolate

Artificial sweeteners

Milk

Alcoholic, sweet beverages

Quinoa

Wheat

Barley

Oats

Beans

Fruits high in sugar and also carbohydrates (mangos, apples, oranges, grapes, papaya, dried out fruits)

Honey/maple syrup

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Where To Get Italian Delivery & Takeout In LA (1)

Sure, you could boil some pasta shells, mix in a jar of sauce, and call it dinner, but why would you? Los Angeles has plenty of incredible Italian restaurants, and most of them are currently offering their entire menus for takeout and/or delivery. Even better, a few of LA’s most-exclusive spots are doing it for the first time. So put down the Prego and support one of these great spots instead. This list will be consistently updated.

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Featured In The Ultimate LA Delivery & Takeout Guide Check out all our guides THE SPOTS Barrique $ $ $ $ Italian in Venice $$$$ 796 Main Street 8.0 /10

A straightforward spot in Venice serving excellent, classic Italian food, Barrique is a great bet if you’re on the Westside. Their pastas are good - especially the linguine nere (squid ink spaghetti with lobster), but their meats are really what we’re all about here. There’s a wild boar pork chop with raspberry sauce, smoked duck, and dry-aged ribeye. Make sure you get some prosciutto and burrata, too. App delivery and takeout available.

Jakob Layman Bestia $ $ $ $ Italian in Arts District , Downtown LA $$$$ 2121 E. 7th Pl. 9.1 /10

A great special-occasion spot that normally doesn’t do takeout, Bestia is an ideal place to order in when you’re celebrating something big (in your living room). Their $49 to-go menu includes their killer house-cured salumi, spinach ricotta cavatelli, balsamic-braised wagyu short ribs, and more - seven dishes in all, served family-style. Make sure to reserve yours in advance, because much like a table at Bestia, these meals go fast.

Cento Pasta Bar $ $ $ $ Italian in Downtown LA $$$$ 128 E 6th St 9.0 /10

Cento is one of our favorite lunch spots in Downtown LA, serving high-end pastas from their tiny wine bar-style space. The bad news is that they’re not serving those pastas right now. The good news? They’re selling the next best thing: Bulk pasta and sauces, so you can make your own Italian feast at home. That means fresh braised beef ragu and amatriciana, with hand-rolled gnocchi. They’re also offering - for the first time - a porchetta sandwich that you should be extremely interested in. Takeout only.

Colapasta $ $ $ $ Pasta , Italian in Santa Monica $$$$ 1241 5th St 7.7 /10

Santa Monica’s Colapasta is a tiny handmade pasta spot in a commercial part of Fifth St. In addition to affordable pre-made pasta ($2 for 8 oz. packages), they’ve got family meals like a Bolognese supper that’s an absolute steal - it involves a pound of grass-fed beef Bolognese, tomato sauce, and two pounds of pasta for $24. And if nothing else can cheer you up right now, we suspect the solution might be a tray of their incredible lasagna ($59, feeds 6-8). In-store pick-up only, order via their website.

Jakob Layman Cosa Buona $ $ $ $ Pizza , Italian in Echo Park $$$$ 2100 W Sunset Blvd 8.3 /10

Are mozzarella sticks the most Italian dish on this guide? Of course not - but the ones from Cosa Buona are so good that we really don’t care. This spot in Echo Park also serves pizzas and salads that are highly worth seeking out in whatever delivery app you’re using. Order a Biancoverde (white pizza with ricotta, garlic, spinach and basil), a chopped salad, and those mozz sticks, and you’ll have enough food for lunch the next morning. App delivery and takeout available.

Eataly $ $ $ $ Italian in Century City $$$$ 10250 Santa Monica Blvd Not

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Eataly, the behemoth restaurant/grocery store/wine shop in the Westfield Century City is open for all your Italian food and drink-related needs. They’ve got a bunch of prepped antipasti, pastas, and pizzas, along with DIY pasta kits and Italian wines. The bucatini all’amatriciana is our favorite thing to order here, but just follow your gut, because the menu is massive. Delivery via apps, or in-store pick-up available.

Ellie's $ $ $ $ Italian in Long Beach $$$$ 204 Orange Avenue 8.2 /10

Ellie’s is a Southern Italian spot in Long Beach that you should absolutely investigate, especially with their current takeout special. That involves a mix-and-match pasta deal with sauce, a Caesar salad, and garlic bread for $35. They’ve also got an entire lasagna for three or four people that we’d highly recommend if you’re feeding a whole family, and some off-menu options like Italian and meatball subs. App delivery and takeout available.

Felix $ $ $ $ Pasta , Italian in Venice $$$$ 1023 Abbot Kinney Boulevard 8.8 /10

Felix is usually one of toughest places in town to nab a reservation, and doesn’t normally offer takeout. So that might make your meal from this Venice spot taste even better. Or maybe not, because their fresh pastas need zero help on that front - they’re absolutely fantastic. They’re serving pizzas, pasta kits for two (we recommend the duck ragu and the casarecce with sausage sugo), and, of course, their excellent budino. Takeout only.

Jakob Layman Hippo $ $ $ $ American , Italian in Highland Park $$$$ 5918 N Figueroa St 8.2 /10

Hippo isn’t exactly an Italian restaurant, but it is a restaurant that serves some of our favorite pasta in the city, so we won’t get caught up in semantics about it. In addition to serving dishes like fettuccine with pork ragu and butternut squash cappellacci (both of which you should order), this Highland Park spot has individual cocktails to-go for $9. We recommend the Hippo Old Fashioned, with spiced pear and walnut, but you won’t be disappointed by anything you order - especially if you order the cocktail five-pack. App delivery and takeout available.

Jakob Layman Jame Enoteca $ $ $ $ Italian in El Segundo $$$$ 241 Main St. 8.3 /10

A low-key strip-mall spot in El Segundo, Jame Enoteca serves the kind of soul-curing meals we need in particularly tough times. Focus on the salads - get the spicy Caesar (with Calabrian chilies) and what might be the world’s best kale salad - and any of their excellent, handmade pastas. Trust us when we say you can’t go wrong with them, but our favorites are the mushroom lasagna and the spicy rigatoni alla vodka. They’re also offering 40% off beer and wine, so be sure to stock up. App delivery and takeout available.

Order delivery Benji Dell Jon & Vinny's $ $ $ $ Pizza , Italian in Fairfax $$$$ 412 N. Fairfax Ave. 9.3 /10

You were probably in LA for approximately three days before you heard about Jon & Vinny’s, the Italian-American spot on Fairfax serving remarkably excellent pastas and pizzas. Their spicy fusilli is the one constantly on Instagram feeds (for good reason), but that’s not the only pasta worth your time - get the rigatoni cacio e pepe, too, and add on some pizzas. Our favorites are the LA Woman (burrata, tomato, and basil) and the Ham & Yeezy (spicy peppers, red onions, and ham). App delivery and takeout available.

Benji Dell Little Dom's $ $ $ $ Italian in Los Feliz $$$$ 2128 Hillhurst Ave. 8.3 /10

If you know one thing about Little Dom’s in Los Feliz, it’s probably their $25 Monday Night Supper. Well now, they’ve got a version of it every night (which is fitting, because literally every day feels like a Monday). The three-course menu constantly changes, but will include combinations like grilled artichoke, baked ziti, and rice pudding, or arancini, grilled local fish, and olive oil cake with berries. App delivery and takeout available.

Marino Ristorante $$$$ 6001 Melrose Ave

There’s a good chance you’ve driven by Marino Restaurant a million times without noticing it - it’s been in a bungalow-style building in a residential part of Hollywood since the ’80s. Right now, they’re offering all kinds of prepped foods for you to make at home, from fresh pasta starting at $10/lb, to oxtail and bacon amatriciana sauce. And if you’re with a family (or have some space in your freezer), they’ve got affordable 12-serving trays of classic Italian-American comfort food like eggplant parm ($65) and lasagna ($90). Call for pick-up or free local Hancock Park delivery, delivery also available on most apps.

Jakob Layman Milo And Olive $ $ $ $ Pizza , Pasta , Italian in Santa Monica $$$$ 2723 Wilshire Blvd. 8.3 /10

An excellent place for a family meal out in Santa Monica, Milo + Olive is just as good of a spot for ordering in. Their huge pizzas are big enough to feed two or three, and they’ve got pasta meal sets for three or four people that involve spaghetti and meatballs, alfredo and peas, and more. It’s going to be pretty hard to go wrong, especially if you order one of their absolutely addictive garlic knots per person. App delivery and takeout available.

Order delivery Aliza Sokolow Mozza2Go $ $ $ $ Italian in Hancock Park , Hollywood $$$$ 6610 Melrose Ave Not

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There aren’t many personal-sized pizzas as good as the ones from Mozza2Go, the spot on the corner of Melrose and Highland in Hollywood. They make pizzas with fantastic, high-quality ingredients, like prosciutto di Parma and rucola, and braised leeks with ’nduja. Our favorite, though, is the simple, bright-tasting Primavera pizza with peas, asparagus, and ricotta. Mozzaplex has also been helping out-of-work service industry employees with meals and household essentials, so it’ll feel good supporting them. App delivery and takeout available.

Order delivery Holly Liss Osteria La Buca $ $ $ $ Italian in Hancock Park , Hollywood , Larchmont $$$$ 5210 Melrose Ave 8.2 /10

If you’re looking for an excellent way to mix up your family meals this week, Osteria La Buca has exactly what you need. They’re offering family meals for two to six that are $15-25 per person, and include shared plates of chicken parm, pappardelle Bolognese, farm lettuce salads, and tiramisu. If you’re not looking to share, they’ve also got an a la carte menu of pizzas, pastas (get the short rib ravioli), and more. Make sure you add in a bottled gin martini for two, even if you’re alone. App delivery and takeout available.

Order delivery Jakob Layman Pasta Sisters Culver City $ $ $ $ Pasta , Italian in Culver City $$$$ 3280 Helms Ave 8.3 /10

Considering the original Pasta Sisters on Pico is approximately the size of a parking space, and has near-constant lines, it’s safe to say they’ve perfected the art of delivery and takeout. You can mix and match the pastas and sauces, choosing from fantastic, chewy, handmade pastas like spaghetti, penne, and tagliatelle, with rich-but-perfectly-balanced options like pesto, arrabiata, and black truffle butter. There are locations in Pico-Arlington and Culver City, so chances are that wherever you are, delivery won’t take too long. App delivery and takeout available.

Jakob Layman Rossoblu $ $ $ $ Italian in Downtown LA $$$$ 1124 San Julian St 9.2 /10

Rossoblu is one of the most remarkable upscale Italian restaurants in Los Angeles, so it makes sense that it’s a pretty damn good place to get takeout, too. And if you’ve got some extra money for delivery, there aren’t many better options - you can get whole-grilled orata with olive pesto, a pork tomahawk served with house sausage, and a bunch of great house-made pastas. It’s also not often that you’re able to get their food this (relatively) affordably - meals for four run $100-$125 and include a main meat dish, multiple pastas, and vegetable sides. Note that you need 24 hours notice for these set meals. App delivery and takeout available.

Krystal Thompson Union $ $ $ $ Pasta , Italian in Pasadena $$$$ 37 E Union St 8.9 /10

If you live in Pasadena, you know about Union. But if you don’t, it’s time you learn - this Italian spot serves pastas worth driving for, even if you live in the farthest part of Marina del Rey. There’s an excellent carbonara/cacio e pepe mashup, a lasagna verde we have nightly dreams about, and a mushroom and polenta dish that may very well be our favorite thing on the menu. They’ve also got family meals for four around $60 that we highly recommend. App delivery and takeout available.

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Lasagna Roll Ups

These Lasagna Roll Ups are an easier approach to this classic Italian comfort food dish of layered pasta, meat, and cheese. Simple prep and easy assembly means this is a lasagna dinner you can have on the table any day of the week!

If you are looking for inspiration for your next pasta night, you might also want to try Chicken Spaghetti Casserole, Chicken Enchilada Pasta, Creamy Pork Carnitas Pasta, or Creamy Garlic Shrimp Alfredo Pasta.

Lasagna Roll Ups

All the flavors of a classic lasagna are present in this dish, but wrapped up in a fun approach that makes puts an interesting twist on dinner! We also love how rolling up lasagna noodles means that you have perfectly portioned servings ready to be dished out or placed in containers to enjoy as leftovers later in the week.

It’s also really easy to bake only half a batch of lasagna roll ups and freeze the rest to have on hand. Just thaw the frozen lasagna roll ups in the fridge overnight then bake as directed.

The kids also really enjoy helping with this one because it’s so fun rolling up the fillings in the lasagna noodles.

What goes into lasagna roll ups?

Lasagna noodles – you will want the classic kind that you boil, rather than the no-cook kind.

Marinara sauce – buy your favorite jar of marinara sauce or make it at home from scratch.

Ground beef – if you want, you could use mild or spicy Italian sauce instead for a different flavor profile.

Onion – sauteeing the onion with the ground beef helps make jarred marinara sauce taste like it was homemade.

Minced garlic

Salt & pepper

Ricotta cheese

Egg

Dried Italian herbs – some basil, oregano, and garlic powder are added because they are all classic Italian flavors.

Mozzarella cheese – use freshly grated mozzarella cheese since it melts better than the pre-shredded kind that is coated in a powder to prevent it from sticking.

Parmesan cheese – we recommend freshly grated Parmesan cheese rather than the powdered kind from a bottle.

Parsley – fresh chopped Italian flat leaf parsley adds a bit of color and flavor to the finished dish.

How to make lasagna roll ups

Start by boiling the lasagna noodles in a large pot filled with salted water. Cook according to the package directions, then lay out flat on a baking sheet that has been sprayed with cooking spray to prevent them from sticking.

Meanwhile, make the meat sauce by browning ground beef and the chopped onion in a large skillet. Add the garlic and season with salt & pepper, then pour the jar of marinara sauce in and reduce the heat to a simmer. The flavors will combine as the sauce simmers slowly while you prepare the rest of the lasagna roll up components.

Make the ricotta cheese filling by mixing ricotta cheese, an egg, dried basil, dried oregano, garlic powder, salt, pepper, mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese in a bowl. Set aside.

When read to assemble the lasagna roll ups, evenly divide the ricotta mixture between each of the lasagna noodles and spread it down the length of each noodle. Top with a spoonful of the meaty marinara sauce, then roll up each lasagna noodle and transfer it to a 9×13-inch baking dish with about 1/2 cup of sauce spread in the bottom to keep the lasagna roll ups from sticking.

Top with the remaining sauce and reserved mozzarella cheese, then cover with foil and bake in a 375 degree F oven for 40-45 minutes. Remove the foil during the last 10 minutes of baking. The lasagna should be hot all the way through and the cheese wlill be melted on top. Let sit for 10 minutes, then sprinkle with freshly chopped parsley before serving.

Is lasagna better with ricotta or cottage cheese?

I have found that you can really use either option when making lasagna roll ups, so it mostly comes down to personal preference. Ricotta cheese is a more classic approach to lasagna, but cottage cheese is typically lower in fat and calories.

Why do you put eggs in lasagna?

The egg in the cheese mixture for filling the lasagna roll ups works as a binding agent to help so the cheese doesn’t ooze out as much when serving. Another thing that helps lasagna be less runny is to let it sit for at least 10 minutes before serving any of the lasagna roll ups. This gives them time to set up a bit.

Want more casserole inspiration? Here you go!

Taco Casserole

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Pepperoni Pizza Lasagna Rolls

Easy Sausage and Rice Casserole

Lasagna Roll Ups

Course Dinner, Main Course

Cuisine American, Italian, Italian American

Keyword lasagna recipes, lasagna roll ups recipe, lasagna roll-ups

Prep Time 15 hours

Cook Time 1 hour

Total Time 16 hours

Servings 6 People

Calories 609kcal

Author Amy Nash

Ingredients

12 lasagna noodles cooked according to package directions

1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese

1/4 cup parmesan cheese

2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley

Sauce

1 lb. ground beef

1/2 large onion, chopped

4 cloves garlic minced

1 (24-ounce) jar marinara sauce

1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste

1/4 teaspoon black pepper, or to taste

Filling

1 (15-ounce) container ricotta cheese

1 egg

1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese

1/2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese

1/4 teaspoon dried basil

1/4 teaspoon dried oregano

1/8 teaspoon garlic powder

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon black pepper

Instructions

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Spray a 9x13" baking dish with cooking spray.

Cook the noodles according to the package directions, then drain and lay them flat on a baking sheet without overlapping. Set aside.

In a large skillet, brown the ground beef with the chopped onion and garlic. Add the marinara sauce and simmer for 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste.

In a large bowl, combine the ricotta cheese, egg, mozzarella cheese, parmesan cheese, basil, oregano, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Stir well.

To assemble, spoon about 1/2 cup of sauce into the bottom of the pan and spread it around as evenly as possible. Set aside another 1 cup of the sauce for topping the lasagna roll ups.

Divide the ricotta mixture evenly between the lasagna noodles, using the back of a spoon to spread it down one side of each noodle. Add a spoonful of sauce to each noodle, spreading it on to of the cheese mixture.

Roll up each noodle and transfer to the baking dish, arranging them in rows. Spoon the reserved sauce on top, then sprinkle with the remaining mozzarella cheese. Cover with foil and bake for 30 minutes, then uncover and bake for 10 minutes more until the cheese is melted and the lasagna roll ups are hot.

Sprinkle with the chopped fresh parsley and serve.

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Lasagna Roll Ups

It’s also really easy to bake only half a batch of lasagna roll ups and freeze the rest to have on hand. Just thaw the frozen lasagna roll ups in the fridge overnight then bake as directed.

The kids also really enjoy helping with this one because it’s so fun rolling up the fillings in the lasagna noodles.

What goes into lasagna roll ups?

Lasagna noodles – you will want the classic kind that you boil, rather than the no-cook kind.

Marinara sauce – buy your favorite jar of marinara sauce or make it at home from scratch.

Ground beef – if you want, you could use mild or spicy Italian sauce instead for a different flavor profile.

Onion – sauteeing the onion with the ground beef helps make jarred marinara sauce taste like it was homemade.

Minced garlic

Salt & pepper

Ricotta cheese

Egg

Dried Italian herbs – some basil, oregano, and garlic powder are added because they are all classic Italian flavors.

Mozzarella cheese – use freshly grated mozzarella cheese since it melts better than the pre-shredded kind that is coated in a powder to prevent it from sticking.

Parmesan cheese – we recommend freshly grated Parmesan cheese rather than the powdered kind from a bottle.

Parsley – fresh chopped Italian flat leaf parsley adds a bit of color and flavor to the finished dish.

How to make lasagna roll ups

Make the ricotta cheese filling by mixing ricotta cheese, an egg, dried basil, dried oregano, garlic powder, salt, pepper, mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese in a bowl. Set aside.

Is lasagna better with ricotta or cottage cheese?

Why do you put eggs in lasagna?

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Lasagna Roll Ups

Course Dinner, Main Course

Cuisine American, Italian, Italian American

Keyword lasagna recipes, lasagna roll ups recipe, lasagna roll-ups

Prep Time 15 hours

Cook Time 1 hour

Total Time 16 hours

Servings 6 People

Calories 609kcal

Author Amy Nash

Ingredients

12 lasagna noodles cooked according to package directions

1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese

1/4 cup parmesan cheese

2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley

Sauce

1 lb. ground beef

1/2 large onion, chopped

4 cloves garlic minced

1 (24-ounce) jar marinara sauce

1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste

1/4 teaspoon black pepper, or to taste

Filling

1 (15-ounce) container ricotta cheese

1 egg

1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese

1/2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese

1/4 teaspoon dried basil

1/4 teaspoon dried oregano

1/8 teaspoon garlic powder

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon black pepper

Instructions

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Spray a 9x13" baking dish with cooking spray.

Cook the noodles according to the package directions, then drain and lay them flat on a baking sheet without overlapping. Set aside.

In a large skillet, brown the ground beef with the chopped onion and garlic. Add the marinara sauce and simmer for 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste.

In a large bowl, combine the ricotta cheese, egg, mozzarella cheese, parmesan cheese, basil, oregano, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Stir well.

To assemble, spoon about 1/2 cup of sauce into the bottom of the pan and spread it around as evenly as possible. Set aside another 1 cup of the sauce for topping the lasagna roll ups.

Sprinkle with the chopped fresh parsley and serve.

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Lasagna Roll Ups

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Lasagna Roll Ups

It’s also really easy to bake only half a batch of lasagna roll ups and freeze the rest to have on hand. Just thaw the frozen lasagna roll ups in the fridge overnight then bake as directed.

The kids also really enjoy helping with this one because it’s so fun rolling up the fillings in the lasagna noodles.

What goes into lasagna roll ups?

Lasagna noodles – you will want the classic kind that you boil, rather than the no-cook kind.

Marinara sauce – buy your favorite jar of marinara sauce or make it at home from scratch.

Ground beef – if you want, you could use mild or spicy Italian sauce instead for a different flavor profile.

Onion – sauteeing the onion with the ground beef helps make jarred marinara sauce taste like it was homemade.

Minced garlic

Salt & pepper

Ricotta cheese

Egg

Dried Italian herbs – some basil, oregano, and garlic powder are added because they are all classic Italian flavors.

Mozzarella cheese – use freshly grated mozzarella cheese since it melts better than the pre-shredded kind that is coated in a powder to prevent it from sticking.

Parmesan cheese – we recommend freshly grated Parmesan cheese rather than the powdered kind from a bottle.

Parsley – fresh chopped Italian flat leaf parsley adds a bit of color and flavor to the finished dish.

How to make lasagna roll ups

Make the ricotta cheese filling by mixing ricotta cheese, an egg, dried basil, dried oregano, garlic powder, salt, pepper, mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese in a bowl. Set aside.

Is lasagna better with ricotta or cottage cheese?

Why do you put eggs in lasagna?

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Lasagna Roll Ups

Course Dinner, Main Course

Cuisine American, Italian, Italian American

Keyword lasagna recipes, lasagna roll ups recipe, lasagna roll-ups

Prep Time 15 hours

Cook Time 1 hour

Total Time 16 hours

Servings 6 People

Calories 609kcal

Author Amy Nash

Ingredients

12 lasagna noodles cooked according to package directions

1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese

1/4 cup parmesan cheese

2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley

Sauce

1 lb. ground beef

1/2 large onion, chopped

4 cloves garlic minced

1 (24-ounce) jar marinara sauce

1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste

1/4 teaspoon black pepper, or to taste

Filling

1 (15-ounce) container ricotta cheese

1 egg

1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese

1/2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese

1/4 teaspoon dried basil

1/4 teaspoon dried oregano

1/8 teaspoon garlic powder

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon black pepper

Instructions

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Spray a 9×13″ baking dish with cooking spray.

Cook the noodles according to the package directions, then drain and lay them flat on a baking sheet without overlapping. Set aside.

In a large skillet, brown the ground beef with the chopped onion and garlic. Add the marinara sauce and simmer for 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste.

In a large bowl, combine the ricotta cheese, egg, mozzarella cheese, parmesan cheese, basil, oregano, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Stir well.

To assemble, spoon about 1/2 cup of sauce into the bottom of the pan and spread it around as evenly as possible. Set aside another 1 cup of the sauce for topping the lasagna roll ups.

Sprinkle with the chopped fresh parsley and serve.

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Utilizing Your Regional BBQ Restaurant to Cater Your Next Large Celebration

That does not such as a BBQ, right? The summer is understood for everybody getting together and having a fun time at a next-door neighbor's swimming pool, having a few cold beverages, as well as of course, lots of great BBQ! Nevertheless, if you are the one organizing the party, you already know you will most likely spend more time behind the grill than you will really delighting in the celebration you are tossing. Why not let a regional dining establishment care for the alcohol so you can kick back and also take pleasure in the last bash of the season?

Exactly how to Discover a BBQ Dining Establishment That Caters

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There are greater than likely numerous restaurants in your area that provide BBQ menus, yet is it their specialty and do they cater? Those are both greatest inquiries to ask when looking for a quality establishment that can manage your big event. You need to make the effort to check out the local establishments along with their web sites to see what they provide.

A warning sign for the customer is if the dining establishment does not particularly have a catering menu. Some regional restaurants will jump at the opportunity to get a huge check without actually having the appropriate knowledge, skill, or equipment it requires to carry out a catering work. Let them exercise on someone else, you want pro's handling your affair.

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Checking out the Food

It is unlikely you would buy something so essential without contending least eaten at the dining establishment Charlottesville, so get out there as well as appreciate yourself. Stop in during happy hour as well as attempt some appetisers. Bring the kids in for dinner one evening to make sure everybody enjoys the food as high as you do.

Once you have discovered an area where you like the food, it is time to start contrasting the catering food selection to the actual restaurant food selection to ensure you are getting the same item. You should likewise take the time to chat the supervisor to make certain there are no subtle distinctions when they are producing large batch food as opposed to layering for people. If there are, you wish to know concerning them prior to placing an order.

Completing Your Menu

Realize that you are possibly mosting likely to have people with large ranges of preferences at the BBQ, so you require to get more than simply what you and also your household like. Discover if any one of the visitors have any type of details nutritional needs so you they can be dealt with when placing the order. Even if it is a BBQ, there could be some vegetarians invited, and also you will wish to have some appropriate side dishes that they can appreciate as well.

Last but not least, the youngsters. Children can be quite particular and you will certainly require to see to it there are a lot of items on the menu that are kid-friendly. Points like chicken fingers and fries are constantly a wonderful standby, yet there might be some daring children that will certainly enjoy a face filled with BBQ sauce just as high as the grownups. As soon as you have your whole menu completed, all you need to do is call your order, after that unwind, as well as enjoy the very best celebration of the summer!

Whether you're cooking for on your own or for your whole household, there will certainly constantly be nights when you're simply not up to it. Because case, you're faced with a variety of options when it pertains to purchasing in or eating in restaurants, as well as the numerous preference choices of your household. Having a simple referral overview to help remind you of your food choices ahead of time will aid you make all these decisions promptly before anybody obtains as well starving.

Chinese Food

Chinese food is just one of the most classic take-out alternatives for those who don't wish to cook. It's typically quick to supply, yet makes an excellent sit-down alternative if you want a more formal restaurant experience. The downside is that relying on what you pick it can be unhealthy, cooked with a lot of sugar and also heavy with MSG and also various other chemicals that could disturb young bellies. On the whole, it's a strong option if you're consuming alone and want something fast without the hassle of food preparation, however it is not the most kid-friendly option.

BBQ Restaurants

Many BBQ restaurants do not provide, although there are some exemptions. Rather, they supply a family-friendly setting where you can appreciate BBQ ribs in an unwinded atmosphere without rushing to complete your food. The most effective bbq Charlottesville restaurants offer all you can eat salad in addition to all you can consume BBQ ribs, poultry and also great deals of sides and also repairings, making BBQ restaurants a really rewarding and filling up option. They are additionally commonly among the healthiest alternatives you can select, considering that there is such a selection and smoked meats are normally reduced in fat. Several of them might deliver as well as mostly all offer takeout; call your local restaurant for more details.

American All You Can Eat Household Buffets

Although these are really cost-effective, the food has a tendency to be instead normal. They are normal American design, featuring basics like rice, French fries, hamburgers, as well as poultry. They may also have a buffet. They are all you can eat and typically have a very affordable cost per person, making them a terrific choice for big households. They have the benefit of being extremely quickly as well as there is typically something for every taste.

Italian Restaurants & Pizza

Commonly really household friendly, these restaurants Charlottesville provide an option of pizza and pasta dishes. The prices will certainly be a little more than you 'd expect from an all you can consume buffet. This is a good choice if you are anticipating picky eaters, as pizza and also pasta can normally be altered to fit any tastes. Keep in mind that Italian restaurants generally supply delivery, especially if they concentrate on pizza.

Making Your Choice

When you have actually taken into consideration these primary options, you'll require to pick one. If you want to stay in, Chinese is probably your best choice. It's rapid shipment, and is normally loading. Pizza is another great shipment option; just remember to leave some time for it to get here, and also don't obtain also hungry prior to calling for it. If you intend to head out, think of whether you would certainly like a fast meal or a great loading one that's less rushed. If you're in a hurry, American all you can consume is a good idea. Otherwise, BBQ restaurants as well as Italian are both excellent options that boast household friendly ambiences and also lots of BBQ restaurants supply drive through so you can take pleasure in a wonderful meal at home. Whatever you pick, enjoy your dinner!

Everybody has those evenings where they simply do not intend to prepare dinner. If it's rapid approaching 6 p.m. and you're still stumped on what you wish to make to consume, consider going to one of your neighborhood restaurants and treating on your own to a ready-made dish prepared and also served by somebody else. Places such as BBQ restaurants 22932, household design Italian restaurants as well as timeless American eateries can offer you excellent food, great ambience and more at a rate that won't break the bank.

All You Can Eat BBQ Restaurants

All you can eat BBQ restaurants provide greater than just BBQ ribs. There, you'll have the ability to find items like smoked pork, smoked hen, sausage and more. If you're hungry after a lengthy day at the workplace, you can typically find meals that integrate a combination of meats or all you can eat dishes of drawn pork, drew brisket, hen or BBQ ribs. Side items frequently consist of corn on the cob, macaroni as well as cheese, baked beans, coleslaw, baked pleasant potatoes and also various other Southerly style faves. Desserts frequently include homemade deals with like apple cobbler, homestyle pudding as well as others much like Mother made use of to make. Service in all you can consume BBQ restaurants is frequently really quick, as the dishes have been slow-moving smoked all day and often just require to be pulled off the smoker for patrons.

Family Members Style Italian Eateries

A family style Italian restaurant is an enjoyable way to reconnect with the family after a long day apart. Family design restaurants serve added big parts of meals that are suggested to be shared between people at the same table. Eating family style indicates that a person can order pastas, another person lasagna and an additional person fettuccine alfredo, yet every person reaches example a little bit of every little thing. Add in some fresh garlic bread or crusty Italian rolls and also a conventional salad and also you have actually obtained a meal that every person in your family members will appreciate. Finish up your dish with some coffee as well as a dessert like tiramisu before you head house for the night.

Timeless American Eateries

A traditional American chain indicates that everybody in your family members can locate something they intend to consume. Here, children will have the ability to locate standard American faves like cheeseburgers, hen fingers and also grilled cheese, while the grownups will certainly be able to select from favorites like fajitas, steaks, pastas and even more. Solution at these areas is typically fast as well as is usually developed to attempt to get families in and out in simply 45 mins, making them a fantastic option for households on institution evenings.

If you do not seem like food preparation, you're not restricted to an icy pizza or takeout from a fast food drive with. Sit down locations, such as all you can consume BBQ restaurants, can be the ideal selection for families that want to take a seat as well as delight in a meal together. The most effective thing is that you can leave the tidy up to someone else, leaving even more time for your household.

Are you looking for a various choice for your corporate catering Charlottesville? Just how about a taco bar? Exactly how about a fajita bar? Do you wish to spruce up your typical boring box lunch for your organisation guests? Discover exactly how business catering business can take a brand-new twist, while saving you cash.

Every organisation company will make that contact us to a business food caterer. Your team needs to work through lunch. Your training session will certainly require an increase - so food is required. Or you need to boost participation for your workshop, so offering a totally free and great lunch is required. So, ask for catering. Sometimes these lunches will certainly have elegant food. But the majority of the time you generate box lunches. Boring!

Increasingly more business just recently have needed to start viewing every cent spent. The good news is, Mexican restaurant catering is in fact a much more budget friendly approach of catering a conference without compromising on the criterion of food. Everybody enjoys an excellent taco or fajita, so your visitors as well as workers will always be pleased to see something different from lunch in a box, and the one in charge will be happy also by reducing prices. Mexican catering is deemed a win-win selection because actually, when it boils down to it - individuals would certainly pick an excellent taco salad over pork and cheese any day. And also don't forget, there's absolutely nothing far better than being elbow joint deep in cheese and chips?

And no matter if you are picking a Mexican catering firm or your box kind catering service - you ought to anticipate the food caterer to do all the job. Company caterers should bring all the beverages and also food. Business food caterers should bring all the paper napkins, plates, and utensils. They need to also return and also do the cleansing. Why? Due to the fact that you require to focus on your service. You don't require to be concentrating on the food when you require to be bringing in the bacon.

Event caterers for organisations can be excellent companions, particularly during holiday seasons. It's extremely advised when a company really wants to work with a Mexican catering business throughout the busy seasons; they ought to consider booking the company at the end of summer time. Since most holiday celebrations, specifically on the weekend, days fill up quickly for Mexican corporate catering services that are preferred. If your organization waits as well long to book a preferred Mexican catering service, they could not obtain their first choice or their second pick. Corporate catering services remain in high need beginning at the end of October. Jazz up the period with a fun Mexican event caterer! You will not be disgruntled!

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Visit Cossetta’s here: https://cossettas.com/

While there are legitimate concerns out there over the authenticity of cultural cuisines and our American foundation of fast food and franchise chain restaurants, taking what is not ours and spinning for profit–it’s easy to get caught up on what is “real” food and what isn’t. One conversation, however, that I feel myself irked by consistently, is what makes Italian food authentic here in the United States. It’s a fair question, after all, because you’re not likely to find meatballs, Alfredo sauce, garlic bread, or a “Hot Dago” [1] back in the Old Country of Italy. But there is a distinct difference in what is Italian and what is Italian-American. After all, the cuisines of immigrants who came from Italy was heavily influenced in not only their fellow foreigners and adjacency to other cultural cuisines, but also in being forced to adapt old dishes to new based on the availability of foods in The States at that time. What we have here is a hodgepodge of old Italian with a distinctly American flair. How do you make do without olive oil? Butter up that bread instead and use plenty of garlic. And what do you do when you show up in a country that’s brimming with cows? Pack up those meatballs like your friendly neighborhood Swedes and toss them in the sugo! And, speaking of sauce, pretty much the only kind easily made was red because canned tomatoes were the only thing easily found in markets at the time–until you got to Alfredo sauce. “Who is Alfredo?” Native Italians will ask–well, he was a chef in Rome back in 1914 who made a white sauced based dish that happened to be served with fettuccine noodles that day when two American Silent-Film Stars dined at his restaurant. They loved it so much, they took the recipe back home which became a hit among the elite, solidifying its popularity in Olive Garden’s across the nation after Alfredo’s family later opened a few restaurants showcasing the dish stateside in the 1970’s. [2] So perhaps you can’t find meatball sub sandwiches in Italy, but these are authentic to and traditional Italian-American foods that were invented right here in the United States due to the unique cultural experiences of Italian immigrants at the time.

And probably nothing more storied to this unique experience of cultural history exists in Minnesota than Cossetta’s Market–a pinnacle of Italian-American cuisine and heritage here in St. Paul.

Cossetta’s Market as it stood in 1952. (Photo: Minnesota Historical Society)

In the late 19th century, around 10,000 Italian immigrants made their way to Minnesota–a vast majority of them settling around the Twin Cities, Duluth, and the Iron Range. My great-grandfather was one of them, opting to work in the mines up north. Most of them settled in St. Paul, however, and clustered near the Upper Levee/Landing or “Little Italy” where many of them worked on the railroad (In the 50’s, the Mississippi River flooded this area over and the neighborhood, unfortunately, was forced to relocate). As a result, St. Paul began to see a number of Italian run stores and restaurants pop up and among them was Cossetta’s in 1911. Michael Cossetta came from Calabria, Italy–a region where my family also hails from and can be found on the toe of the Italian boot–and established his deli on the Upper Levee. The market passed through family hands until current owner Dave Cossetta took it over in 1978, at the time only 21-years old and a meat cutter by trade. [4]

It was under Dave that Cossetta’s began to expand into the block of Italian fare it is today. He moved the market to it’s current location–situated down the street from Xcel Energy Center and within walking distance of the Minnesota History Center, Cathedral of Saint Paul, and the Science Museum of Minnesota (Here’s looking at you, Stranger Things fans!) and started branching out into selling meats, deli, and imported Italian groceries. In the grocery, you can find entire aisles dedicated to Italian olive oils, chocolates & candy, noodles, sauces, coffee, etc. And though slightly overpriced, it makes for the ideal stop to get a quick fix of whatever goodie you fell in love with overseas. The meats & deli alone are also worth a gander–it’s the best place to find a variety of spicy capicola (my family’s favorite), the best porchetta & prosciutto in town, and fresh hand-rolled ricotta cheese for those of us who still make their lasagnas homemade.

And the bread, THE BREAD!

Dave then expanded Cossetta’s into a Marketplace & Eatery–it’s here you can find a full quick-service dining experience where you can stuff your face with a slice of pizza, some of the heavenly Mostaccioli con Ricotta–a Cossetta’s staple–or simply run away with a to-go box of tiramisu before all of the delicious carbs slay you.

Or, if you’re looking for a more intimate, fine dining experience–Louis Ristorante & Bar was opened upstairs in 2012 with an eye for both more upscale, traditional mainland Italian dishes as well as some Italian-American staples like Mama Frieda’s meatballs! I’ve eaten at Louis a few times and lemme just…

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But perhaps the best thing about Cossetta’s is the newly added pastry shop which was designed to reassemble a pasticceria in Italy–it was actually made there, disassembled, and shipped to the US where it was rebuilt for Cossetta’s by Italian craftsmen. [5] Having been to a few of the real deals myself, it certainly does feel like I’m back in Rome.

Not pictured: Drool. Photo from MPR

Leave the diet, take the cannolis! Cakes, tarts, gelati–it’s sweets heaven courtesy of Cossetta’s here. The tables are even packed in and tight just like a real pastry shop in Italy would be–so get over your claustrophobia and get the Italian experience the way it was meant to be, elbows touching and cream puffs oozing. And, naturally, I’ve indulged in my fair share of Lavazza espresso (You’ll find this brand everywhere in Italy!) and gelato here.

Since Dave took over ownership of Cossetta’s, he’s transformed it into a pillar of both Italian-American and traditional Italian cuisine. The blend of both Italian heritages married together like a sweet marinara sauce. Cossetta’s is one of the original Italian restaurants here in Minnesota, so its foundation of Italian-American historical significance had never been in question. But as the years have gone by and with remodels, expansions, and continued redesigns–Cossetta’s is now one of the best stops to get a little taste of the real Italy across the sea too. I’ve gone here to shop for groceries and pick up spicy capicola, tomatoes, and peasant bread to make sandwiches just like my Italian-American grandfather would eat on the farm up north. I’ve been here for coffee and dessert, or for a Christmas party with all of my aunts and cousins where we sat upstairs digging into chicken parmigiana. I’ve gone on dates with my boyfriend to Louis, had met my Italian language class there at the end of semester, and sometimes I’ve simply been in that area of St. Paul walking along the sidewalk–taking the time to smile and marvel at the collection of Italian antiques and decorations in the window.

To me, Cossetta’s is the beating heart of being an Italian-American here in Minnesota.

Footnotes, citations, and other reading:

[1] Norton, James. “St. Paul’s “Hot Dago” Sandwich Offers No Apologies, Few Explanations, and a Half-pound of Sausage.” The Takeout. July 13, 2018. Accessed July 22, 2019. https://thetakeout.com/st-paul-s-hot-dago-sandwich-offers-no-apologies-few-1825333299.

[2] Coleman, Todd. “The Real Alfredo.” Saveur. Accessed July 22, 2019. https://www.saveur.com/article/Kitchen/The-Real-Alfredo/.

[3] Sazevich, Jim. “Italians” Accessed July 22, 2019. https://saintpaulhistorical.com/items/show/40

[4] Pioneer Press. “Cossetta’s, a St. Paul Classic, Grows Thanks to Owner’s Vision.” Twin Cities. November 05, 2015. Accessed July 22, 2019. https://www.twincities.com/2013/01/15/cossettas-a-st-paul-classic-grows-thanks-to-owners-vision/.

[5] Staff, BMTN. “Cossetta in St. Paul Shows off Restaurant Remodel.” Bring Me The News. October 19, 2012. Accessed July 22, 2019. https://bringmethenews.com/news/cossetta-in-st-paul-shows-off-restaurant-remodel.

Cossetta’s Alimentari: An Italian Market & Pizzeria in St. Paul, MN While there are legitimate concerns out there over the authenticity of cultural cuisines and our American foundation of fast food and franchise chain restaurants, taking what is not ours and spinning for profit--it's easy to get caught up on what is "real" food and what isn't.

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