Eggs Anytime!

Evening friends! It has been a few days since I have updated on the blog. Not too much going on here. Just enjoying summer! Sleeping in, lots of trips to the pool, movie time, workout classes I don’t normally get a chance to go to, catching up on Netflix shows, etc…

The other day after yoga, I came home starving. I really needed some protein, but I wanted something on the lighter side.  I noticed some wilting spinach, so I made up this scramble of spinach, mushrooms,  and topped it with a over easy egg. Perfection!img_1788

Tonight I came home to an empty house after Barre class, so I decided to make a dish that only I would eat, or as my family and friends call it, an Amy Meal (above is one as well).  I chopped up an onion, mushrooms, an ear of corn, and a yellow squash and sauteed them.  I started the onions and mushrooms for the first 6 minutes, then added in the squash, then corn. I mixed them well and cooked them another 6 minutes or so. Salt and pepper to taste as you go.img_1802-1

Then I added in the scrambled eggs (6-8) and mixed them around a bit. I cooked them until the edges were set up, then added mozzarella and feta to the top.  I popped it in a 350 oven for about 15 minutes. If I had some fresh herbs, I would have sprinkled a bit on top. It is really yummy, and now I have a fast go-to in the fridge for a fast snack or meal!

img_1805-1

Caprese Bruschetta

Sliced french bread smeared in olive oil, minced garlic, topped with burrata, tomatoes, and basil cooked under the broiler for about 6 minutes topped with some balsamic glaze (or thickened balsamic vinaigrette- mine was bought, but you can just add regular balsamic or use this recipe, which is delicious.)img_1770

Farmer’s Market Finds

Happy Saturday! Today finds were blueberries, raspberries, baby cucumbers, onions, squash, french bread, and veggie focaccia. I already had 2 pieces of the focaccia, and it is so delicious! Of course I got my standard iced coffee per usual 😉

Sauteed Summer Veggie Pasta

I was recently reading a pasta salad recipe in a magazine which reminded me I had to use up the rest of my veggies in my crisper drawer. I also found some spinach noodles in the cabinet and decided to make a veggie pasta dish.

I ended up chopping 2 small red onions, 2 zucchini,  2 squash, 2 cut corn on the cobs, the rest of a package of mushrooms, and 3 smashed and minced garlic cloves.

img_1704

I sauteed them in a large cast iron pan with some a couple tablespoons of olive oil and butter with a generous pinch of salt and pepper.  Meanwhile, I brought a quart of salted water up to a boil and cooked my spinach noodle one minute less than the package said. img_1709

Then I added the pasta to the veggies with a bit of pasta water and a couple more pats of butter (or you could do olive oil or both). I topped the entire dish with a GENEROUS portion of Parmesan cheese. Super light, but filling at the same time.

I challenge you to look through your fridge and pantry and see what you can create!

img_1710

Crockpot BBQ Pork

I could have sworn that I put this EASY recipe on the blog. Turns out it was just for chicken, but it is basically the same. It really is hard to call it a recipe, since I literally put a pork butt seasoned with salt, pepper, and onion powder in a crockpot covered with my favorite BBQ sauce all day. We used little sliders for our bread, and had mac and cheese and baked beans as a side. Clean plates all around the table!

 

img_1687
Our favorite BBQ Sauce!

img_1680img_1683

img_1686
The girls ate it as a sandwich and hubby and I made an open face sandwich. Messy, but delicious!