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A few weeks back I was at Borders wandering aimlessly, trying to figure out how to spend a gift card from a couple Christmases ago. Ultimately, I ended up in the cookbook section and stumbled across the new cookbook from the Food Network's Ellie Kreger, The Food You Crave
. She is sort of the "healthy" cook on the Food Network, and since I'm always looking to eat a little better, I checked it out and saw some recipes that seemed easy enough that I could handle, given my slightly-better-than-beginner cooking skillz.
So today, I finally got serious and picked out 3 recipes and wrote down the ingredients on my shopping list and picked them up on my trip to the local Acme in Hudson. Tonight was recipe attempt #1, the Fettuccine with Creamy Red Pepper Sauce. After getting over my frustration that the jar of red peppers were not completely de-seeded, and the fact that I didn't know how to operate Kristy's food processor, things went pretty smoothly and we agreed that the recipe is a keeper.
It was a good way to cap off a lazy Sunday during which I watched the Indians finally pull out a win. Cliff Lee is looking like the #1 starter instead of #5 at this point. If it takes snow for the Indians to win like they did today, I'm totally willing to put up with a few more weeks of crappy weather. Thank goodness Detroit's awful start is taking off some of the pressure of our poor start.
So today, I finally got serious and picked out 3 recipes and wrote down the ingredients on my shopping list and picked them up on my trip to the local Acme in Hudson. Tonight was recipe attempt #1, the Fettuccine with Creamy Red Pepper Sauce. After getting over my frustration that the jar of red peppers were not completely de-seeded, and the fact that I didn't know how to operate Kristy's food processor, things went pretty smoothly and we agreed that the recipe is a keeper.
It was a good way to cap off a lazy Sunday during which I watched the Indians finally pull out a win. Cliff Lee is looking like the #1 starter instead of #5 at this point. If it takes snow for the Indians to win like they did today, I'm totally willing to put up with a few more weeks of crappy weather. Thank goodness Detroit's awful start is taking off some of the pressure of our poor start.
Labels: Cleveland Indians, cooking