We cooked chicken breast in the pressure cooker with some adobo and other seasonings. From there, Meredith did it so I am not 100% sure what was in it but this is what I remember. We shredded the chicken then added non-fat greek yogurt. There were other seasonings including more adobo, and a lot of cilantro. The cilantro was a bit strong but overall, I enjoyed the salad. Since the chicken was shredded, there was a lot of yogurt flavor but it was fat free so not bad.

First of all, it felt good to be cooking again. This was inspired by something I had in Germany but it really basically turned into something similar to Chicken Cacciatore. It was brocolli, zuchinni, yellow squash with tomatoes and spices. I also added some red wine and balsamic vinegar. There was also chicken breast peices.

It was pretty good. Not amazing but definitely good. I liked that it was mostly vegetables and was very healthy.

This was a really good meal but pretty simply. It was just shrimp with Old Bay and skewered Zucchini and mushrooms with garlic powder. The corn was wrapped in aluminum foil and grilled

Really nothing special here. We needed a quick and easy meal. Despite washing them really well, the beat greens were unfortunately really gritty. The onions were just sauteed with some balsamic vinaigrette.  Nothing too special to the salmon burgers either.

Sorry, no photo. I made a really great egg creation of sorts. It was basically a fritatta with less vegtables, some cheese and I scrambled the egg (beaters) rather than cook it all together. In addition to onions, mini bell peppers and normal spcies, I also added some frozen corn and peas. That gave it a nice crunch. And, I added a well diced Habenero pepper. I had been using these a lot recently and they have been fine, but the fumes of this one filled the whole apartment, especially the kitchen, and had me and meredith caughing and sneezing our brains out (rather painfully). Thankfully, the pooch seemed to tolerate it well enought. With all that pain, it ended up not really being all that spicy. Go figure.

I also mixed (LF) cheese into it.

I like making “taquitos” where I make a filling, put it on a medium tortilla, a bit of cheese, roll it tight, and bake it. Well for brunch, we made them with a black bean filling. There was sauteed onions, mashed black beans, peppers and seasonings. It was pretty similar to the filling we use for been empanadas.

The peppers were stuffed with lean beef mixed with a tomato sauce. Not really anything special. They were fine but not particuallry noteworthy. We got lucky becuase we were pushing the freshness of them.

The cauliflower was the same recipe as last time and again, it was GREAT! I want to experiment with other seasonings. And like I said last time, I want to try other vegetables roasted to this degree.