Figure 1. Friday night's dinner: balsamic salmon, roasted butternut squash with rosemary and balsamic vinegar, and roasted broccoli with Parmesan.
Figure 2. Sunday night's cocktail: a margarita made with this Stevia-sweetened zero calories mix. I was skeptical, but this was delicious!
Figure 3. Out of the oven: a ham, cheese, and green onion quiche with a hash brown crust courtesy of mom.
Figure 4. Sunday night's dinner (please excuse the awkward half-eaten extreme closeup): ham and cheese quiche, a salad with homemade tarragon-mustard vinaigrette, and a french baguette dipped in olive oil and spices.
I made that butternut squash recipe for Thanksgiving a few years ago! I swear we are recipe twins. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat quiche recipe looks so good... We are having a sunrise service at our church for Easter and we are going to have breakfast that morning. I am totally going to do a quiche!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of that mix, sounds tasty though. the quiche looks to die for!
ReplyDeleteHow have I never had a hash brown crust on a quiche before?? Some of those stevia-sweetened drinks are surprisingly good, right? Better than the sugar version anyway, that's what I say!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm glad I stopped by. The food looks amazing! I am definately going through a salmon phase at the moment so will have to try your version. I can't wait to read through the rest of your blog!
ReplyDeleteGosh, your salmon... to die for... mind sharing ;) ?
ReplyDeleteAnd just out of curiosity: how can a alcoholic drink be zero calorie? Or is it a virgin margarita?
ok true...the MIX is 0 calories of course the tequila is not. but, still!
DeleteThat quiche. Holy crap, it looks seriously amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteJen@HealthyFoodandFamily
Stevia-sweetened margarita mix?! Ah. I need this!
ReplyDeleteOh, margarita mix sweetened with stevia? I must find this! As always...the eats look AND sound delicious! Hope you had a great weekend, love!
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