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Food.comI searched 'Zaar for this and did not find a recipe like this. The spelling of "scaloppine" is per the original recipe. Hopefully people can still find it if the other spellings (scallopine and scallopini) fit in the title. :) My sister sent me the link for this; it's from myrecipes.com but I'm posting here because 'Zaar is really the only place I like to go for recipes. Also I wanted to streamline this a bit. On myrecipes.com, the recipe is posted in two parts; Basic Chicken Scaloppine and the lemon-cilantro addition. My favorite part about this is that it contains ingredients that are safe for my IBS. My second fave part, my sister says her 5-year old daughter (my first niece!) loves this stuff. Copied from the site, but reworded as necessary for 'Zaar's preferences. Serving size per original recipe, but I've approximated prep and cook times. I couldn't figure out how to separate the ingredient list for the Basic Chicken Scaloppine and the Lemon-Cilantro part, so I noted it in the directions. I hope to try this tomorrow. Please let me know how it turns out for you. It appears to be different from other scaloppine recipes posted here. ETA: I just made this tonight; bf really loved this. For the 2 of us, I used only 2 chicken breasts and just over half the amt of flour and a bit less oil, but I kept all other ingreds the same. Bf thought it wasn't nice of me to not make him 2 breasts, that's how much he enjoyed this! I loved this too, and will make this often. I did leave off lemon wedge, and it wasn't really missed. The flavors were wonderful!Food.comI found this recipe on another site and decided to try it. It is very easy to prepare, elegant enough for a dinner party and can be easily halved for a special dinner for two. A great way to use up leftover cooked shrimp. Serve with a side dish of steamed asparagus.Food and WineFor this delicious pico de gallo, use the freshest, juiciest corn you can find because the kernels are not cooked. Slideshow: Great Grilled Fish RecipesYummlyIn the gluten free pasta world “orecchiette” – one of my absolute favorites – is impossible to find. So one day I took some buckwheat flour and started making homemade gluten free orecchiette with my dad :) That’s really how this recipe was born: combine my extreme fondness for “orecchiette” (a kind of ear shaped pasta from Puglia) and my dad’s talent in creating homemade pasta in a second… and you get this amazing homemade gluten free pasta recipe! Look at him go with his pasta machine in this video! Isn’t he a legend? Ever since I was little I have never once had fresh pasta that wasn’t handmade by my dad!Now that I challenged him to make it gluten free he though of combining buckwheat with tapioca in order to create a texture that’s perfectly comparable with the normal orecchiette noodles. This kind of pasta, that in Italian means “little ears” (“orecchie” = “ears” + “etta/e” = “little”) is usually kept a little thicker than normal pasta like penne for example, and thanks to its shape it holds the sauce beautifully! Since I was a little girl (see how cut this photo of me and my Dad?), I have always been a big fan… I remember asking my parents to cook orecchiette for me every single night, but since it’s considered a ‘gourmet’ kind of pasta, it wasn’t very often that I was able to enjoy it.We use to eat it about a couple of times a month, and those days for me were a real feast! I remember enjoying every single piece of orecchiette noodles, holding it into my mouth and savoring slowly, enjoying the thicker part on the back of each “ear” and fitting one “orecchietta” into into one other to make every bite taste even richer. During my gluten free years, this memory didn’t fade, but of course it was very hard to relive it… And man did I miss this dish!! After I finally cooked my self the epic plate of handmade gluten free orecchiette you see in these photos… I asked myself “Why did it take you so long to make your own instead of complaining it was impossible to find?!” Anyway, I digressed enough for today. Now back to the recipe and the video tutorial I shot at my parent’s house back in Italy.The sauce I used for this dish is a very simple recipe, quick to make and with a very delicate taste. Alternatively, you can always season your handmade gluten free orecchiette pasta with a rich ragout sauce or you can go with the tradition and opt for the typical Puglia seasoning: Broccoli Rabe… I can’t wait for you to try this recipe and I am excited to have your feedback on it!Have a great time in the kitchen, and it after this entree you want to enjoy some Italian desserts made Gluten, Sugar & Dairy Free, grab a copy of my “Healthy Italian Desserts Made Simple” that features over 75 amazing recipe and a handy guide on “How To Detoxify From Sugar”. I am sure you’ll love it!Food.comNice quick lunch for yourself or for you and your honey. Recipe can be cut in half to make for one. We like to add 1 or 2 of the variations, there's always something left over in the fridge to be used up, use your imagination. (the oil can be replaced with veggie cooking spray, it works just as well) Our standard is deli chicken slices, a mix of cheddar and parmesan, green pepper sticks, and chopped green onions and fresh cilantro, served with hot salsa. Yummy!!!YummlyOlive oil is often only associated with savory cooking, but it can also be used when baking sweet treats. Substituting olive oil for butter in this cookie recipe reduces saturated fat. When it’s combined with raw sugar, dark chocolate chips, and crunchy sunflower seeds, you’ll never know it’s in there. For an additional healthy twist, brown rice flour gives these whole grain cookies a delicious chewy texture. Tips for the cook: If you’ve never baked with brown rice flour, you may be surprised by its somewhat gritty texture. If you find this unappealing, note that it is much more pronounced when the cookies are warm. Once the cookies cool, the texture becomes more balanced with the qualities of shortbread crossed with a chewy oatmeal raisin. Nutrition information for one cookie: Calories 127; Total Fat 4.5 g; Saturated Fat 0.8 g; Trans Fat 0 g; Cholesterol 10 mg; Sodium 37 mg; Carbohydrate 21.1 g; Fiber 1 g; Sugars 11.6 g; Protein 1.8 gFood.comThis crust works great rolled thick or even very thin for a delightfully crispy and sturdy crust. This recipe uses brown rice flour for added nutrients and it is very quick since there is no rising time. If you make the dry mix ahead of time and store in the freezer in individual baggies, you can have your dough in the oven in only 10 mins! This is my own take on Carol Fenster's pizza crust recipe in "Cooking Free." I recommend using this crust to make Recipe #384134.Food52This past Christmas my sister gave me some subscriptions to some of my favorite cooking magazines. In these lean financial times it is nice to get something in the mail that is not a bill and brings some joy! I have been a consumate consumer of cooking magazines for a really long time. I can remember my mom occasionally having a Gourmet laying around the house. The ingredients sounded so exotic to me back then. Now I still read the usual suspects such as Gourmet, Bon Appetit, and Cucina Italiana to name a few. My sister gave me a subscription to Vegetarian Times as well and that is where this recipe has been adapted from. Since my sister was an exchange student in Ecuador in the mid 90?s my family has had the pleasure of being introduced to many Central and South American food traditions. I have to admit that empanadas are one of my favorites. They are stuffed dough pillows. There are also versions of it in Spain and Haiti. Almost evey culture has a version of empanadas. India has samosas, Jews have knishes, the British have pasties, Poland has given us pierogis, and the USA has provided the world with mass marketed Hot Pockets. You can form these by hand but I used my sister’s empanada mold that she procured on Amazon.Food.comRound steak is not known for its tenderness. This recipe can be used over noodles, rice, cous cous and great over fried potato rounds. Slow cooking in the oven but you can use slow cooker also, just add two hours.Any tough cuts of meat can be used including pork.
