I know this doesn't look like much in a pile here, but it was very tasty to make up for it's simple look. I just had two zucchini on hand, the recipe calls for 2-3...I usually do three. So it felt a little skimpy on the veggie part, but still very flavorful. I think chopped fresh spinach would be a great addition to this, I might try that next time.
Here is Evelyn happily stirring away! She sure loves to cook and she always does it in style! Check out the old flower girl dress (that we use as a dress up dress) she is sporting!!
This went very well with salmon and steamed broccoli. I diced the zucchini pretty small so my girls wouldn't detect it as easily, it worked like a charm! They gobbled it up without realizing they were eating a veggie.
The following day I was sick...with a sore throat. All I wanted was a brothy soup. After searching the fridge for something to make a soup out of I saw these orzo leftovers. I heated up 2 cups of broth on the stove and added 1 1/4 cup of the orzo leftovers. It was quite good for an instant soup! Although the zucchini floated to the top and the orzo to the bottom making the zucchini more noticeable...Evelyn wised up and asked me to take all the "green squares" out of her soup! I hope everyone is staying warm out there! --Carissa
I know this doesn't look like much in a pile here, but it was very tasty to make up for it's simple look. I just had two zucchini on hand, the recipe calls for 2-3...I usually do three. So it felt a little skimpy on the veggie part, but still very flavorful. I think chopped fresh spinach would be a great addition to this, I might try that next time.
Here is Evelyn happily stirring away! She sure loves to cook and she always does it in style! Check out the old flower girl dress (that we use as a dress up dress) she is sporting!!
This went very well with salmon and steamed broccoli. I diced the zucchini pretty small so my girls wouldn't detect it as easily, it worked like a charm! They gobbled it up without realizing they were eating a veggie.
The following day I was sick...with a sore throat. All I wanted was a brothy soup. After searching the fridge for something to make a soup out of I saw these orzo leftovers. I heated up 2 cups of broth on the stove and added 1 1/4 cup of the orzo leftovers. It was quite good for an instant soup! Although the zucchini floated to the top and the orzo to the bottom making the zucchini more noticeable...Evelyn wised up and asked me to take all the "green squares" out of her soup! I hope everyone is staying warm out there! --Carissa
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