I’ve never used ‘potato salad’ and ‘light’ in the same sentence, until this recipe. The vinaigrette-soaked potatoes burst with flavor and the crispy bacon and grated egg compliment the salad wonderfully. I still love mayonnaise-based potato salads, but this recipe is a delicious and healthier alternative!
Posts Tagged ‘Bacon’
the lighter side. [potato salad w. blue cheese, crispy bacon & grated hard-boiled egg]
Posted in Entertaining, Pork, Side Dishes, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Blue cheese, Egg, Potato salad on July 28, 2014| 8 Comments »
burger lover. [juicy burger w. pimento cheese spread, bacon & blackened onions]
Posted in Beef, Grilling, Pork, Sandwiches, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Burger, Cheeseburger, Pimento, Pimento cheese on July 10, 2014| 4 Comments »
I couldn’t help but notice the pimento cheese recipes floating around the Internet, so I wanted to try it myself. Of course, being a burger lover, I decided to use the cheese on a juicy burger. The pimento cheese is delicious plain, as a dip with chips, but the melted, gooey cheese was divine on a burger!
masterpiece. [buffalo chicken zucchini boats topped w. melted cheddar, goat cheese, bacon & ranch dressing]
Posted in Pork, Poultry, Side Dishes, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Buffalo, Buffalo chicken, Frank's Red Hot, Ranch dressing, Zucchini, Zucchini boats on June 26, 2014| 4 Comments »
I wasn’t sure what to make for dinner the other night, but knew I wanted something with buffalo chicken. I spotted the zucchini at the grocery store and was inspired to make these zucchini boats, which were everything I dreamed of and more. My brother suggested using potato skins instead of zucchini next time (which I’m all about), so keep your eyes peeled for that post! :)
MIA. [savory chicken hash topped w. bacon]
Posted in Baking, Poultry, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Chicken hash, Fingerling potatoes, Hash, Shredded carrots on April 2, 2014| 5 Comments »
Hi everyone! Sorry I’ve been MIA–I was in Miami last weekend for a work trip and am finally catching up on everything. Since I didn’t want to go to the store, I made this chicken hash with ingredients on hand. The dish was savory, hearty and full of flavor. And of course, the crispy bacon crumbled on top made the dish even more delicious!
just a kick. [bacon-wrapped buffalo chicken jalapeño poppers]
Posted in Baking, Entertaining, Hors d'œuvres, Pork, Poultry, Side Dishes, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Buffalo chicken, Frank's Red Hot, Jalapeño on March 7, 2014| 9 Comments »
Yes, you read that correctly–bacon-wrapped buffalo chicken jalapeño poppers. Crazy, right?! I stumbled across this recipe a few months ago, but completely forgot about it until now. These poppers were unbelievably flavorful, with just the right amount of kick from the buffalo sauce and jalapeño. If you’re like me and love bacon, buffalo sauce and jalapeños, please go make these!
potato, potAto. [smashed red-skinned potatoes w. chives & bacon]
Posted in Pork, Side Dishes, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Chives, Potatoes, Smashed potatoes on February 27, 2014| 7 Comments »
stack ’em. [bacon, egg & spinach breakfast stacks]
Posted in Baking, Breakfast, Brunch, Vegetables, tagged Bacon, Breakfast cup, Cheddar cheese, Egg, Potatoes on May 16, 2012| 46 Comments »
You might not believe me (or, you might) when I tell you that this is a Weight Watchers recipe. My mom and I made a few of the recipes while I was home this past weekend, and I’ve got to tell you–they’re fantastic!
We made these bacon, egg and spinach stacks on Mother’s Day morning. One breakfast cup was the perfect amount of food to tide us over before lunch at the country club. Though I’m not on the diet, I will most definitely make these again.
dish up. [sweet barbecue baked beans]
Posted in Baking, Pork, Side Dishes, tagged Bacon, Beans on June 2, 2011| 22 Comments »
While visiting home over Memorial Day weekend, my mom and I made our family recipe for barbecue baked beans. For some reason, this particular batch was exceptionally delicious. Greg, from Rufus’ Food and Spirits Guides, inspired me to make the dish after reading his post.
Although our recipe isn’t entirely homemade (we use canned beans), it doesn’t take away from the abundance of flavor. The beans are sweet, with the perfect amount of salt from the crisp bacon strips.
We paired the beans with sweet corn, succulent turkey burgers (here) and a crisp green salad. My dad and I weren’t afraid to grab a second helping of the beans.