Cover a cookie sheet with foil for fast clean up.
Place asparagus on the cookie sheet and space them apart a little bit.
Drizzle olive oil over the asparagus and if desired some Italian seasoning.
Salt and pepper them as much as you'd like and put in the oven
I don't know what temp I have the oven and I usually leave it in there until it smells done. Or you can just look and see if they look done.
They're best when they're a little bit crispy. It's like asparagus candy. So good!!
Friday, October 9, 2009
Fresh Peach Dessert
I usually do this in a 9x13 casserole dish.
Use as many peaches as you desire.
1 box of Nilla Wafers (don't use knock offs it's not as good)
Whipping Cream ( I usually do homemade with powdered sugar and vanilla in it.)
1 cube of butter
1 egg
Powdered sugar
Peel, pit and slice peaches (it takes a long time but it's worth it. Don't cook the peaches at all to make it easier. It wont be as good.)
smash the Nilla wafers. I put them in the blender.
Cover the bottom of the dish with most of the crushed nilla wafers
Put the sliced peaches on top of that.
mix together 1 egg, a melted cube of butter and some powdered sugar
poor over peaches
cover with whipped cream.
sprinkle remaining nilla wafers on top.
Chill for 30 min and serve
Use as many peaches as you desire.
1 box of Nilla Wafers (don't use knock offs it's not as good)
Whipping Cream ( I usually do homemade with powdered sugar and vanilla in it.)
1 cube of butter
1 egg
Powdered sugar
Peel, pit and slice peaches (it takes a long time but it's worth it. Don't cook the peaches at all to make it easier. It wont be as good.)
smash the Nilla wafers. I put them in the blender.
Cover the bottom of the dish with most of the crushed nilla wafers
Put the sliced peaches on top of that.
mix together 1 egg, a melted cube of butter and some powdered sugar
poor over peaches
cover with whipped cream.
sprinkle remaining nilla wafers on top.
Chill for 30 min and serve
A friend of mine gave me a small container of gorgonzola cheese, which I had never used before. I excitedly got onto supercooks.com (thanks, Lori!) and found a recipe that I decided to try. I really wanted it to be good. The caramelized onions smelled amazing and it looked delicious, but I just don't like bleu cheeses. I know, however, that some of you love bleu cheese, so I decided to post this because I think you would really like it. All you do is make pizza crust, thinly slice up 2 large vidalia onions (I promise, you want that much) and caramelize them. Put them on the pizza crust and sprinkle about 5 oz. of gorgonzola or bleu cheese on top. Bake according to the pizza crust recipe. I think it would be good with chicken on it as well.
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