If anyone knows Miranda they know her LOVE for French toast. With Mother's Day around the corner we thought we would honor our favorite Mama with her favorite breakfast for this weeks recipe. This template compliant French toast is super simple and great for those special occasions. We came up with our own version of "syrup" that will work for the template. If you prefer the old fashion stuff - go for it!
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Read MoreThese Hawaiian burgers are the perfect meal for those warmer summer days. The combination of the salty burger with the sweet pineapple, makes for the perfect pairing!If you have a BBQ use it! If not, a cast iron pan works perfect!
Read MoreThis recipe is a knock off of our friends over at Feeding The Frasers. the original recipe calls for Pork chop which you can totally do, but I subbed chicken thigh. If you are feeling the pork, swap it in!
This recipe is a little spicy, so feel free to mix up the ingredients if you don't like spice. The cilantro, lime rice is a nice way to mix up things if you are getting board.
Read MoreA lot of you guys asked me to cover bulk meal prep one week. So, this week isn’t a recipe but more of a way for you to tackle making a bunch of food in about an hour. For myself, Miranda, Julian, Michelle and a lot of the Street Parking staff this is the way we eat day to day. The weekly recipes are really fun, but for a lot of us we are SUPER busy and don’t have time for complicated recipes. The goal is to keep things simple and learn how to have a good amount of food on hand to stay CONSISTENT with things.
Read MoreThis meal is perfect for Chipotle bowls at home or easy meal prep!
Read MoreThis is one of those recipes that you can throw into the crock pot, set it and forget it. It does need to cook for a while, so be sure to plan ahead! This recipe is NOT challenge compliant!
Read MoreMy husband, Adam is a Fireman and is always coming home with yummy dinner ideas from the Firehouse. This one pan Cajun chicken is super easy to make for dinner and makes the BEST leftover lunches. This recipe is super flexible, so if you want to adjust the serving sizes or increase more of something you like - GO FOR IT!
We are going to show you how you can take ONE recipe and add a little spin on it to make 2 different meals. This is perfect for those of you that don’t enjoy eating the same thing every day. If you don’t want to over complicate things – pick either the sweet potato or rice variation and stick with that for your meals. Start to figure out what works for YOU with meal prepping/planning!
Read MoreWe know breakfast is one of the harder meals to prepare and have on hand. You plan on making something in the morning, and then you hit an extra snooze button, leaving you no time to cook. Now you are at work, starving and the break room donuts are staring you down! Prepare this recipe ahead of time to help with those busy mornings!
Read MoreHOW DO I MEASURE MY FOOD? We have found the palm method is a very effective way to measure your food without needing a scale or measuring cups.
Read MoreWatermelon Balsamic Chicken Salad
Sun Kissed Kitchen
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Servings 4 servings
Ingredients
• 1 tbsp olive oil
• 1 lb chicken breasts skinless
• 1 cup balsamic vinegar
• sea salt and black pepper to taste
• 6 cups romaine lettuce chopped
• 6 cups watermelon cubed
• 1/2 cup fresh mint finely chopped
• 1/4 cup walnuts chopped
• marinated red onions
Marinated Red Onions
• 6 tbsp white wine vinegar
• 1/4 cup olive oil
• 1/2 tsp sea salt
• 1 tsp oregano dried
• 1/2 red onion large, sliced thinly
• 2 1/2 cups water
Instructions
1. Prepare marinated onions by adding all ingredients to a jar, shaking to mix, and then allowing to marinate refrigerated for at least an hour, but over a day is better.
2. To prepare balsamic chicken, add olive oil to a pan and heat over medium high heat. Add chicken breasts, and season with salt and pepper to taste. Brown both sides, and then add balsamic vinegar. Lower heat to just below medium, and continue to cook until the vinegar is a thickened glaze and chicken is cooked through. Chop chicken to add to salads.
3. Add lettuce and watermelon to plates. Add chopped balsamic chicken, and then top with chopped mint, walnuts, and marinated onions. Drizzle salads with the marinating liquid from the onions for more flavor, or add water to the pan to thin balsamic glaze, and drizzle salads with the leftover glaze
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