Cooking Up Our Family History With Betty

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Submit your recipes to: Betty Roberts Ayers, 330 Zandale Dr., Lexington, KY 40503


Sunday, September 1, 2013

Stovetop Suppers

                               Stovetop Suppers...



                     Quick & easy recipes that only use one pot, pan or skillet!

     We need YOUR recipes when schedules are busy, the time to make good, wholesome dinners often can be cut short...SHARE your best single-skillet meals.  Stovetop Suppers...not only is each one super-simple, but one pan, pot or skillet means less clean-up but more time to spend with family & friends.

 
Italian Turkey Sausage
 
1 pound pkg. Italian turkey sausage kinks
28 oz. can fire-roasted diced tomatoes
1/8 tsp. red pepper flakes
dried oregano and dried basil to taste
10 0z. pkg. frozen broccoli, cooked
1 pound pkg. whole-wheat penne pasta, cooked
(These last 2 ingredients can be cooked quickly in the microwave)
 
Place sausages over a grill pan over medium heat.  Cook until browned and no longer pink in the center, remove from pan and let cool.  In a large skillet over medium heat, combine tomatoes with juice and seasoning; bring to a simmer.
Slice sausages into bite-size pieces and add to sauce.  Add broccoli and pasta to skillet.   Return to a simmer and cook for 3 to 5 minutes, until heated through.  Serves 4 to 6
 
Enjoy!
 
Contact...
Betty Roberts Ayers
The Blackberry Patch Lady
330  Zandale Dr.
Lexington, KY 40503
(859) 687-0789
 

Ratings & Reviews:

                                            **** I just realized that I hadn't rated this!
                                            This is wonderful!  I love having the control
                                            over the fattines of the turkey as well as the
                                            spicyness.  My only change is  adding poultry
                                           seasoning, which I love, and I usually don't
                                           need olive oil since the turkey I generally use
                                           is 93% fat free.  This has become a family
                                           staple.  I do up to 3 pounds at a time and then
                                           freze it to have on hand for pizza or to throw
                                           into sauces or soups/stews.
                                           Fabulous!!  Four star rating!
               
 

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