Author: redcrosse10999

I am a writer. My works are featured and sold at amazon.com through book sales. I have a few locations where I can be found on the internet but no website per se for any good reason of my works yet. Principally, following me on to Facebook (at Facebook.com/redcrosse10999), links visitors to other sites that are basically the same redundancy as the Facebook location. I hope to have a redcrosse10999.com website someday, but that isn't in my immediate plans at this time. (Meanwhile, you may visit my other blogs at both brutimperialantarctica.blogspot.com -- which is a Blogger site by Google & also at brutimperialantarctica.wordpress.com -- which is another native of WordPress, which I believe may also be a Google company. But my Facebook page has a sidebar link set that will help you navigate to other pages which may or may not be included links on any of these (interesting) blogs. Have a happy day! (I wish I had an emoji for this bio. Very little else is interesting with me.)

Cinnamon Rolls

avp3690's avatarSassy, Broke & Hungry

Some people are smart. Some people are beautiful. Some people are athletic.

I am none of those things. But DAMN IF I DON’T MAKE THE WORLD’S BEST CINNAMON ROLLS. I know this is a bold statement. But to get through this life you’ve got to market yourself – and cinnamon rolls are my most-marketable quality. Want to win over a guy? Cinnamon rolls. Want your boss to like you? Cinnamon rolls. Need some friends? Cinnamon rolls. Crashed your car? Well, at least you can eat your feelings.

These fat little bundles of Jesus-in-food-form are really special to me. My mom has been making them since I can remember, so this family recipe has a place in my cold, dark heart. Thanks mom 🙂 also, sorry that I’m your worst child.

Ingredients

Dough

  • 1 tbsp dry yeast
  • 1 cup warm milk
  • 1/3 cup sugar
  • 1/2 cup (1 stick) melted butter
  • 1…

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Creamy Sausage and Red Pepper Pasta

Brooks Lately's avatarBrooks Lately

We all know that I can eat pasta everyday, and this one is just about the easiest dish ever!! So incredibly flavorful and so filling!! Also, did you know you can use ANY pasta with these meals?! Use chickpea, lentil or squash, you name it!! But this one was ALL white pasta and ALL delicious!! Here’s what I did! Did I mention its all made in one pot?! Heck Yeah!

Ingredients

  • 3 Italian Sausage Links, cut into coins
  • 1 roasted red bell pepper, cut into strips
  • 1 lb pasta, I like Penne
  • 2 cups spinach
  • 1/2 cup parmesan cheese
  • 1/2 cup cream
  • 1 tbsp butter
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 1/2 tsp pepper
  • 1/2 tsp garlic powder
  • 2 dashes red pepper flakes

Directions

  1. In a large saute pan brown sausage in little bit of grease! Remove sausage.
  2. Wipe out pan and add in 4 cups of water and bring to a boil!…

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Slow Roasted Pork Butt – Cook Once, Eat Twice (or More)

koolaidmoms's avatarWhat's for Dinner Moms?

Pork Butts (actually shoulder area) have been on sale here lately. They are super cheap and are a great way to cook on the weekend and eat several meals over the week. Once the roast is cooked I sliced it up to eat pork with mashed potatoes and gravy one day, Caramelized pork a second day, and froze some for another meal next week. Inexpensive and cuts down on weekday meal times.

Verdict:

This roast was amazingly delicious! Now, this is NOT something you are going to want to make during the week unless you have 10-12 hours while it cooks at 250 degrees. Yes, 10-12 HOURS but this roast was so juicy and tender! The best part is you can eat for days with the meat from an 8 lb. roast.  My family was picking at it from the moment it came out of the oven.

Tip: Don’t…

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Stir fried Mixed Vegetables (Cap Chay)

Dewi's avatarMyAromaKitchen

This dish is quite popular in many Chinese restaurant in Indonesia, I think probably many Chinese restaurants. It is basically a mixed stir-fried vegetables with some meat or shrimps or whatever you want/have at home. It is so simple and easy and perfect way to use up left over vegetables.

Total time: 20 minutes

Servings: 3-4

INGREDIENTS

300 g Broccoli, cut into medium size

2 Carrots, sliced

100 g Mushrooms, sliced

150 g Chicken breast, cut into small pieces

150 g Shrimp

3 Garlic, minced

2 tbsp Oyster sauce

1 tbsp Fish sauce

2 tsp Corn starch + 4 tsp water

1 cup Water

2 tbsp Vegetable oil

Salt

Pepper

DIRECTION

  • Heat up a wok/pan with vegetable oil in medium, throw in the garlic and onion, stir for a few seconds until it’s fragrant

  • Add in shrimp and chicken, stir until it’s cooked.

  • Combine with mushroom, carrots, and broccoli with…

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Speedy Soups & Stews | Better Homes & Gardens

On a cool fall or winter evening, or even in the middle of summer when you need a comforting meal, nothing hits the spot like a cozy soup recipe. When you don’t have hours to spend letting flavors simmer together, turn to one of these quick soup recipes. From hearty chili to creamy chowder, we show you how to make delicious soups and stews in minutes.
— Read on www.bhg.com/recipes/soup/soup/quick-easy-soup-recipes/

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Dump Chicken Recipes That Are (Almost) Completely Hands-Off | Better Homes & Gardens

When you don’t have the time for a lot of chopping and prepping, make one of our chicken dump recipes for dinner. These dishes keep it simple—just stir (after dumping) the ingredients together, and bake, slow cook, or pressure cook. Since they’re mostly hands-off, these dump chicken dinners will save you some clean-up afterwards, too.
— Read on www.bhg.com/recipes/quick-easy/dinners-tonight/chicken-dump-recipes/

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