Growing up, one of my favorite meals that my mom would make was Grecian orzo salad. Recently, I was in the mood for orzo salad and I decided to try to replicate hers. Thinking back, my mom’s orzo salad included Feta cheese, kalamata olives, and red peppers. Well, I don’t like Feta cheese and I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘shrimp’
Refreshing Orzo Salad
Posted in Salad, tagged cucumber, orzo, pasta and risotto, peppers, shrimp, tomato on August 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Lemon-Buttered Pasta with Shrimp
Posted in Dinner, tagged lemon, pasta and risotto, shrimp on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Bring your appetite to this dinner. I’ve mentioned before that hubby and I love to hike. What I failed to mention, is that we are certifiably insane and we will quite literally hike in all kinds of weather. And when I say all kinds, I mean all kinds. Sure, we like to hike on those [...]
Roasted Shrimp Salad
Posted in Salad, tagged cucumber, shrimp on September 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I think I have a problem. My blogging friends are welcoming September and baking with apples… and I am not ready to let go of summer. Usually I’m the first one to hop on the autumn bandwagon. Fall has always been my favorite season… I love apple-picking, foliage, Hallowe’en, the crisp air and blue skies, [...]
Shrimp and Zucchini Tostadas
Posted in Dinner, tagged shrimp, zucchini on August 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
This is a great weeknight summer dinner – sweet shrimp, slightly caramelized zucchini, and the mild bite of ancho chili powder served over tortillas. Using pre-cooked shrimp helps when you are pressed for time, but if you’d like to cook your shrimp from raw, by all means do. The heat from the chili powder and [...]
Shrimp, Cucumber and Nectarine Salad
Posted in Salad, tagged cucumber, nectarines, shrimp on July 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I don’t know about you, but I’m hot these days. H-O-T. Hot as in melting in a puddle of Brooks Brothers and humanity by the time I get to the office at 7:30 every morning. That’s DC summer for you. Now, I know true Southerners say that the South starts at Richmond, and they’re right, I’m [...]