http://whatsfordinnerblog.com 90 Dinners For 90 Days Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:13:53 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Six Layer Bars How about something sweet to go along with your game treats? These bars are quick, easy and tastier than tasty. Just layer the ingredients, put them in the oven and you’re free for the next half hour! ½ c. butter 1 c. graham cracker crumbs 1 c. chocolate chips 1 ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/how-to-cook-football-snacks-part-2 Wings Everyone seems to like wings, nobody knows that you don't have to follow some elaborate cooking-show process that takes hours. Wings are easy to prepare, and you can make them just as spicy or sweet as you’d like. Just put the wings in a casserole dish then cover with ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/how-to-cook-football-snacks-part-1 When making meatballs, mix up the meat mixture then use a cookie scoop and scoop out the meat into nice, round balls onto a cookie sheet.  They can be very close together if you’re doing a large amount.  Now bake them in the oven for about 20 minutes at 350° ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/time-saving-tips Learn to make your own breads and rolls.  This will save hundreds of dollars over the course of a year.  When I go to the store, a decent loaf of bread is usually close to $2.00 or more, and the same loaf that you make at home is only $.24.  ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/money-saving-tips Most college kids think that cooking is a waste of time, and far too difficult. So, we've created a little how-to explaining how to make the "easy", yet usually unhealthy, college meals a little better for the great minds of tomorrow. 1. Gormet Ramen Noodle Soup Ramen, as far as healthy ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/how-to-cook-healthy-college-food I once made Chicken Pot Pie for a family and the mother commented that she had never tasted a chicken pie so good!  So what was my secret? A flaky crust? Fresh ingredients? Baked with love? Nope. The secret for how to cook a really good chicken pot pie is rosemary. If you're cooking chicken pot pie ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/how-to-cook-a-good-chicken-pot-pie Lets talk about "expiration dates" on foods. This is a fairly recent requirement from the FDA that all foods provide some sort of indication as to when the food is getting close to spoilage. Many people are being fooled by these dates, and are wasting food and dollars by discarding items ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/fact-or-fiction Coming Soon. http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/week-1 Mexican food can be difficult to get to taste authentic. So, to help you get a good response when someone asks “Whats For Dinner?”, lets take a look at a couple of tips for how to cook this cultural cuisine. With Mexican flavored food, cumin is usually the spice that makes ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/how-to-cook-good-mexican-food How to cook low fat? That’s a hard question to answer. Low fat means different things to different people, but here are a few rules that might help. Low fat rule 1: Right size portions No one needs more than ¼ pound serving of any kind of meat, fish or poultry. So, ... http://whatsfordinnerblog.com/how-to-cook-low-fat