This is a special post JUST for Becky - you know who you are. :) Stromboli was a staple in our house growing up...it's simply FANTASTIC. Enjoy!
Click on the image to enlarge it, then print and file in your recipe box - it's that easy!
Well folks, I'm sure you're all SHOCKED, but I'm going to attempt to throw up a few more "Tasty Thursday" recipes. Can't promise it'll be every week, but in an effort to get myself better organized in the cooking department, I'm setting up my recipes (existing and new ones I come across) in this fun recipe card format that I (and you!!) can print out and throw in my handy dandy cookbook binder that has slots for recipe cards. Good stuff!
Here's an old family favorite - I grew up on this stuff!! Don't be afraid to experiment with different kinds of cheeses. Some of the best pans I've made of this recipe was when I frantically raided the fridge for whatever kind of cheese I could find. Enjoy!
(Click on the image and it'll blow it up into a larger file that you can then copy over to your desktop)
Tasty Thursdays - Stove Top Chicken Bake & Parmesan Bow-Tie Skillet
Posted by Libby Design Labels: Tasty ThursdaysToday's recipe is a family one that my Aunt Beth makes and my Mom also made for us growing up. Our kids LOVE it!! It's a great one to prepare ahead of time and store in the fridge - then yohttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifu can pop it in the oven when you (or your hubby) get home.
Enjoy!
Okay folks, we're trying something new here in Libbyland. In an effort to try and organize my recipes and be able to quickly locate my favorites, I've been trying to get them all typed up on 3 x 5 cards. Not only will this help ME, but it'll be a HUGE benefit to YOU as well...assuming you cook. I'm all about recipe sharing!!
So, without further ado, here's the very first edition of TASTY THURSDAYS!!! Here's my recipe that I modified from allrecipes.com that I wrote about last week. You should be able to click on the image (it should open up in another window and appear larger) and then save it to your computer - it's in 3 x 5 format, so print it up and file it away in your recipe box.
Enjoy!










