Posts Tagged ‘turkey sausage’
4 Ingredient 40 Minute Meal
Posted on: June 13, 2013
Hello Friends, I hope you had a good day.
I didn’t make it into work this morning because of a quick moving, yet severe rainstorm that caused me to turn around and head home. Fortunately the weather improved and it turned into a wonderful sunny afternoon.
I’m still on the Nutrisystem program and eating their meals but that doesn’t mean I’ve stopped cooking dinner for my men. Last night’s easy breezy meal contained only 4 ingredients that took 40 minutes to prepare.
They really liked this dish and there was enough leftover for them to have for lunch today. If you try this recipe let me know, and if you put your own little twist on it, tell me what you used.
Ingredients:
Dry Pasta
Turkey Sausage
Frozen Broccoli
Salad Dressing
Boil pasta according to box instructions
Cut Turkey Sausage into bit size pieces
Cover sausage with 1/2 cup water and 1/4 cup salad dressing
Cook 10 minutes
Add broccoli, cover and cook add’l 15 mins or until desired texture
Add to drained pasta
Sprinkle with Parmesan Cheese if desired
Enjoy!
Save A Lot Bargains
Posted on: May 30, 2012
On Friday, my son and I went to Save A Lot, a grocery store that I pass everyday on the way home but have never stopped. They had some good bargains especially in the produce department. Tayair thought it was weird that we had to pay a quarter to get a shopping cart, but understood the concept when we returned the cart and got the quarter back. This is not a fancy store nor is it “ghetto” as some people posted on Foursquare but the price is right for certain items as shown below:
These turkey links were awesome on the grill!
- Bouillon cubes – 2/$1.00
- Ground turkey – $2.99
- Bar-B-Que Sauce – $.77 cents
- My FAVORITE veggie!
- Bagging your own groceries is another way the store saves you money.
- I will definitely be back!
Save A Lot Bargains
Posted on: May 30, 2012
On Friday, my son and I went to Save A Lot, a grocery store that I pass everyday on the way home but have never stopped. They had some good bargains especially in the produce department. Tayair thought it was weird that we had to pay a quarter to get a shopping cart, but understood the concept when we returned the cart and got the quarter back. This is not a fancy store nor is it “ghetto” as some people posted on Foursquare but the price is right for certain items as shown below:
These turkey links were awesome on the grill!
- Bouillon cubes – 2/$1.00
- Ground turkey – $2.99
- Bar-B-Que Sauce – $.77 cents
- My FAVORITE veggie!
- Bagging your own groceries is another way the store saves you money.
- I will definitely be back!
Save A Lot Bargains
Posted on: May 30, 2012
On Friday, my son and I went to Save A Lot, a grocery store that I pass everyday on the way home but have never stopped. They had some good bargains especially in the produce department. Tayair thought it was weird that we had to pay a quarter to get a shopping cart, but understood the concept when we returned the cart and got the quarter back. This is not a fancy store nor is it “ghetto” as some people posted on Foursquare but the price is right for certain items as shown below:
These turkey links were awesome on the grill!
- Bouillon cubes – 2/$1.00
- Ground turkey – $2.99
- Bar-B-Que Sauce – $.77 cents
- My FAVORITE veggie!
- Bagging your own groceries is another way the store saves you money.
- I will definitely be back!
Save A Lot Bargains
Posted on: May 30, 2012
On Friday, my son and I went to Save A Lot, a grocery store that I pass everyday on the way home but have never stopped. They had some good bargains especially in the produce department. Tayair thought it was weird that we had to pay a quarter to get a shopping cart, but understood the concept when we returned the cart and got the quarter back. This is not a fancy store nor is it “ghetto” as some people posted on Foursquare but the price is right for certain items as shown below:
These turkey links were awesome on the grill!
- Bouillon cubes – 2/$1.00
- Ground turkey – $2.99
- Bar-B-Que Sauce – $.77 cents
- My FAVORITE veggie!
- Bagging your own groceries is another way the store saves you money.
- I will definitely be back!
Fashion and Fun after Fifty 