Chicken a la Criolla |
Another highlight was the roasted red pepper sauce from Pioneer Woman. I've found that cook times are usually proportional to how well a recipe freezes. Chilis takes hours of simmering, but freeze beautifully. Stir-fries are ready in a flash, but freezing them for later? Not so much. This sauce is an exception - chop a little, blend, and simmer while the pasta cooks and you're done. If you leave out the cream, it freezes wonderfully. I've made it for myself a half dozen times and have gotten my mom hooked, too. Happy cooking!
Sunday: Italian wedding soup
Monday: Leftovers
Tuesday: Chicken a la Criolla with rice and salad
Wednesday: Leftovers
Thursday: Roasted red pepper sauce over spinach pasta and salad
Friday: Dinner out
Saturday: Quesadillas and lime avocado salad
Interesting idea to use the crockpot overnight. I always wondered if an extra hour or two in the crockpot would really mess up the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Greg! It depends on the meat. Hearty, fattier meats like pork shoulder do really well in the crockpot for 10-12 hours. Chicken can overcook easily. If you have questions about specific recipe, I'm happy to offer a consultation haha. If you make this recipe, let me know!
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