SATURDAY:
Breakfast - Overnight Bubble Bread / Smoky bacon wraps / fruit / eggs
Lunch - Chili dogs / fruit
Dinner - Crock pot black bean salsa chicken / rice
SUNDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Beenie Weenies / Fruit salad
Dinner - French Dip/ corn / applesauce
MONDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Orzo salad
Dinner - Cabbage Buns / green beans / cottage cheese
TUESDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Turkey Pita sandwiches / chips / fruit
Dinner - Grilled chicken / steamed veggies / twice baked potatoes
WEDNESDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Left overs
Dinner - Spaghetti / salad / garlic toast
THURSDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Grilled cheese / chips / fruit
Dinner - Waffles / Bacon / Eggs / Fruit
FRIDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Spaghetti / cucumber slices / fruit
Dinner - F.F.Y. - Fend For Yourself (This is where momma cleans out the fridge! No more left overs! Which means we may all end up with a different looking plate to empty out those left over containers!)
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
Friday Recipe - Mexican Pizzas
We tried these a few months ago and they were really good. Mr. Man actually came up with this, only he rolled them up. The problem with rolling them up is you can't fill them as full or they rip and fall apart so then we decided to cut them into triangles and eat them flat. We also have made two layers which works well for the adults, but it is a little too much food for my little one, she just gets one layer.
Mexican Pizzas
INGREDIENTS:
1 (16 oz) can refried beans
1 lb ground beef
1 (1.25 oz) package taco seasoning mix
1 Tbls vegetable oil
corn tortillas (figure on 1-2 per person)
TOPPINGS - such as cheese, sour cream, chopped tomatoes, chopped green onions, sliced jalapenos (the jarred kind used for nachos), avocado slices, sliced black olives, salsa
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Warm up beans in a saucepan.
In a large skillet, brown ground beef, then stir in seasoning packet following packet directions.
Place a small amount of oil in a skillet and heat the oil. Place one corn tortilla in the skillet. Cook for 15 seconds then flip and cook another 15 seconds. Repeat for all tortillas. Drain on paper towels.
Arrange cooked tortillas on a foil-lined (for easier clean up) cookie sheet. Spread a thin layer of beans, then beef and cheese. If doing a double layer one, add a second cooked tortilla on top of cheese and add beans, beef and cheese.
Bake tortillas in preheated oven for 20 minutes. Add whatever toppings you'd like and then eat up.
Mexican Pizzas
INGREDIENTS:
1 (16 oz) can refried beans
1 lb ground beef
1 (1.25 oz) package taco seasoning mix
1 Tbls vegetable oil
corn tortillas (figure on 1-2 per person)
TOPPINGS - such as cheese, sour cream, chopped tomatoes, chopped green onions, sliced jalapenos (the jarred kind used for nachos), avocado slices, sliced black olives, salsa
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Warm up beans in a saucepan.
In a large skillet, brown ground beef, then stir in seasoning packet following packet directions.
Place a small amount of oil in a skillet and heat the oil. Place one corn tortilla in the skillet. Cook for 15 seconds then flip and cook another 15 seconds. Repeat for all tortillas. Drain on paper towels.
Arrange cooked tortillas on a foil-lined (for easier clean up) cookie sheet. Spread a thin layer of beans, then beef and cheese. If doing a double layer one, add a second cooked tortilla on top of cheese and add beans, beef and cheese.
Bake tortillas in preheated oven for 20 minutes. Add whatever toppings you'd like and then eat up.
Monday, August 16, 2010
A little of this and that!
* We still haven't found the camera. :-(
* I have been dieting and exercising and have lost 10 pounds in 3 weeks! YAY! I say "diet", but really I am watching portions and paying more attention to what I eat. I have been walking 3 miles nearly every day too. Only 14 pounds more to go until I get to my goal weight!
* I am on vacation from work this week! We didn't have daycare for this week so I am using vacation time to stay home. It works perfect because the kids start school next week and so I plan to use this week to prepare for next week, we are readjusting bedtime routines so we are going to bed at a decent hour and we will organize all the school supplies, etc. We also made a "to-do" list for this week of things the kids want to do with me! Today we are going to see a movie! Good times!
* In the last week we have deep cleaned and rearranged the family room a little bit, I love how it feels in there. We also deep cleaned Spirit's room - looks awesome! Over the weekend we deep cleaned and rearranged Lefty's room and I made the bottom bunk of his bed into a fort -- it looks awesome (wish I had a camera to show you pictures). This week I am going to work on Lady Bug's room and one thing I plan to do with her is switch dressers with her. The one she has is just so big for her tiny room, so I will take it and give her the one I have been using. Hopefully that opens up her room a little bit for her.
* Due to no camera, I guess I will be asking for a new camera for Christmas. :-(
* I am enjoying the cooler weather we are having - cool mornings and cooler evenings! I just love it.
* We had a garage sale this past Saturday and really did quite well! I didn't think we would do as well as we did! At the sale I made a comment about using the money to buy a new chair for our family room and Spirit said "Mom, maybe you should buy our school supplies." - Since when did he become so practical?
* I have been dieting and exercising and have lost 10 pounds in 3 weeks! YAY! I say "diet", but really I am watching portions and paying more attention to what I eat. I have been walking 3 miles nearly every day too. Only 14 pounds more to go until I get to my goal weight!
* I am on vacation from work this week! We didn't have daycare for this week so I am using vacation time to stay home. It works perfect because the kids start school next week and so I plan to use this week to prepare for next week, we are readjusting bedtime routines so we are going to bed at a decent hour and we will organize all the school supplies, etc. We also made a "to-do" list for this week of things the kids want to do with me! Today we are going to see a movie! Good times!
* In the last week we have deep cleaned and rearranged the family room a little bit, I love how it feels in there. We also deep cleaned Spirit's room - looks awesome! Over the weekend we deep cleaned and rearranged Lefty's room and I made the bottom bunk of his bed into a fort -- it looks awesome (wish I had a camera to show you pictures). This week I am going to work on Lady Bug's room and one thing I plan to do with her is switch dressers with her. The one she has is just so big for her tiny room, so I will take it and give her the one I have been using. Hopefully that opens up her room a little bit for her.
* Due to no camera, I guess I will be asking for a new camera for Christmas. :-(
* I am enjoying the cooler weather we are having - cool mornings and cooler evenings! I just love it.
* We had a garage sale this past Saturday and really did quite well! I didn't think we would do as well as we did! At the sale I made a comment about using the money to buy a new chair for our family room and Spirit said "Mom, maybe you should buy our school supplies." - Since when did he become so practical?
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Meal Plan for August 14 - 20
I know I haven't posted a meal plan in ages, but with summer we ate out a bunch or we were eating light or eating in shifts and so it just got so hard to even plan my weekly menus that I knew there was no way I could post anything!
But now that summer is winding down and things are settling down in the house too I think I can post our weekly menu again, at least for the time being! I love summer and all the activities it brings but I also enjoy when we slow down again. School will be starting up for us in about a week - the 23rd the boys start and Lady Bug starts on the 25th!
So, here we go with this weeks menu plan - the first of many more to come!
SATURDAY:
Breakfast - Eggs Italiano / fresh fruit / blueberry bundt cake
Lunch - Gazpacho / crusty bread / strawberry pie
Dinner - Grilled Chicken breasts / au gratin potatoes / bacon wrapped asparagus
SUNDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Left overs
Dinner - Grilled shrimp pesto salad / crusty rolls
MONDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Gazpacho
Dinner - Mac n cheese / peas
TUESDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Sandwich wraps/ fruit
Dinner - Pasta bake / garlic bread / salad
WEDNESDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Chili dogs / fruit
Dinner - Sausage, potato and bell pepper medley / fruit salad
THURSDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Left overs
Dinner - Grilled salmon / steamed veggies / rice
FRIDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Sandwich wraps / fruit salad
Dinner - Spicy mango chicken with sweet potatoes (new recipe)
But now that summer is winding down and things are settling down in the house too I think I can post our weekly menu again, at least for the time being! I love summer and all the activities it brings but I also enjoy when we slow down again. School will be starting up for us in about a week - the 23rd the boys start and Lady Bug starts on the 25th!
So, here we go with this weeks menu plan - the first of many more to come!
SATURDAY:
Breakfast - Eggs Italiano / fresh fruit / blueberry bundt cake
Lunch - Gazpacho / crusty bread / strawberry pie
Dinner - Grilled Chicken breasts / au gratin potatoes / bacon wrapped asparagus
SUNDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Left overs
Dinner - Grilled shrimp pesto salad / crusty rolls
MONDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Gazpacho
Dinner - Mac n cheese / peas
TUESDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Sandwich wraps/ fruit
Dinner - Pasta bake / garlic bread / salad
WEDNESDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Chili dogs / fruit
Dinner - Sausage, potato and bell pepper medley / fruit salad
THURSDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Left overs
Dinner - Grilled salmon / steamed veggies / rice
FRIDAY:
Breakfast - Cereal
Lunch - Sandwich wraps / fruit salad
Dinner - Spicy mango chicken with sweet potatoes (new recipe)
Friday, August 13, 2010
Friday Recipe - Eggs Italiano
This is a tasty and filling breakfast using poached eggs and fresh veggies over an English muffin.
Eggs Italiano (serves 4)
INGREDIENTS:
4 eggs (I actually made more because I made 2 eggs for Mr. Man)
1 medium yellow summer squash, cubed
1 medium green zucchini, cubed
1 small onion, diced
1 tomato, seeded and diced
1 clove of garlic, minced
1 tsp olive oil
basil
salt and pepper to taste
1 avocado, sliced
Parmesan cheese
4 whole wheat English muffins, toasted
Heat olive oil in skillet. Add in garlic, squash, zucchini and onion. Cook until veggies are tender, but not too soft. Add in tomato and cook only long enough to warm up tomato.Season with salt and pepper and a little basil. Remove skillet from heat.
To poach your eggs: In a tall sided skillet add 2" of water. Bring water to a boil over medium-high heat. Add in 1/4 c of vinegar and reduce heat to a simmer -- the water should be steaming and small bubbles should come up from the bottom of the pan. Crack each egg into a small bowl, cup or soup ladle and slip them one at a time into the simmering water, taking care not to break the yolks. Cook for 4 minutes for soft set, 5 minutes for medium set and 8 minutes for hard set. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the eggs to a clean kitchen towel to drain.
Place the 2 halves of the English muffin on a plate. Top with the veggies. Place eggs on top of veggies then add your slices of avocado. To finish this off sprinkle some Parmesan cheese on top.
I like to serve this with ham on the side and a little coffee cake to wash it all down with! This is a great brunch meal.
**NOTE: You could also serve this with fried eggs if you prefer.
Eggs Italiano (serves 4)
INGREDIENTS:
4 eggs (I actually made more because I made 2 eggs for Mr. Man)
1 medium yellow summer squash, cubed
1 medium green zucchini, cubed
1 small onion, diced
1 tomato, seeded and diced
1 clove of garlic, minced
1 tsp olive oil
basil
salt and pepper to taste
1 avocado, sliced
Parmesan cheese
4 whole wheat English muffins, toasted
Heat olive oil in skillet. Add in garlic, squash, zucchini and onion. Cook until veggies are tender, but not too soft. Add in tomato and cook only long enough to warm up tomato.Season with salt and pepper and a little basil. Remove skillet from heat.
To poach your eggs: In a tall sided skillet add 2" of water. Bring water to a boil over medium-high heat. Add in 1/4 c of vinegar and reduce heat to a simmer -- the water should be steaming and small bubbles should come up from the bottom of the pan. Crack each egg into a small bowl, cup or soup ladle and slip them one at a time into the simmering water, taking care not to break the yolks. Cook for 4 minutes for soft set, 5 minutes for medium set and 8 minutes for hard set. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the eggs to a clean kitchen towel to drain.
Place the 2 halves of the English muffin on a plate. Top with the veggies. Place eggs on top of veggies then add your slices of avocado. To finish this off sprinkle some Parmesan cheese on top.
I like to serve this with ham on the side and a little coffee cake to wash it all down with! This is a great brunch meal.
**NOTE: You could also serve this with fried eggs if you prefer.
Monday, August 9, 2010
My Marriage
I saw this on a friend's Facebook page and thought it might be kind of fun to post on my blog.
About My Marriage
1. When was your "engagement" anniversary?
January 2000. I remember when he proposed and how when we selected the wedding date it gave me 18 days to plan the ceremony!
2. When is your "marriage" anniversary?
January 29, 2000
3. How long have you known your spouse?
We always argue about this, he says it has been 13 years (and unfortunately for me he has proof that it is 13, I always want to say 14 or 15 years)
4. How long did you date before you were engaged?
About 3 years
5. Where did you meet your spouse for the first time?
At a friend's house. I had gone to her house to pick her up to go to a BBQ (which happened to be at my now Mother-in-law's house) and Mr. Man was at this friend's house helping her with her deck (he was in construction at the time). Mr. Man ended up going to the BBQ also, but we didn't all ride together. He had originally said he wasn't going, but when my friend and I pulled up to the BBQ his truck was there.
6. Do you have any children?
Yes.
7. How many?
We have 3 children - 2 boys and 1 girl. In addition to these 3 wonderful children we have an angel in heaven - in 2003 we delivered a still born baby boy also.
8. Do you have any house pets?
Currently we just have a few fish and frogs. Our dog ran away a few weeks ago and the beta fish died this past weekend, but we have a tank of about 6 or 8 fish and 2 frogs.
9. How many places have you lived?
We have only lived in one state, but in our 10 year marriage we have lived in 6 houses in 4 different cities!
10. Do you live in the country or city?
City
11. What is one of your favorite activities together?
Taking walks.
12. Do you have a favorite vacation spot?
We love the mountains.
13. How many siblings (including in-laws) do you have?
I have 3 sisters and 2 brothers, Mr. Man has 4 sisters.
14. Do you attend church?
Yes.
15. Is this the church you were married in?
Not sure how to answer this one - we occasionally attend the church we were married in. We were married in my father-in-law's church (where he preaches), but we don't attend there regularly.
16. Do you work or stay at home?
I work but have a nice schedule so I am able to be with the kids more than some working moms I know which I am very grateful for!
17. Where did you go on your honeymoon?
Estes Park, Colorado
18.Who drives when you go out together?
Mr. Man does
19. How long did you know each other before you started dating?
After the BBQ I had seen him a few times with mutual friends but these weren't "dates" and so I guess we knew each other a month or so before dating.
20. Who asked who out?
He asked me out
21. How many years apart are you?
He is 13 years older than me
22.Whose siblings do you see the most?
Mr. Man's
23. Which situation is the hardest on you as a couple?
Probably dealing with finances. We see things so totally different and sometimes it is hard to come to an agreement on where we should spend money or what the financial priorities are.
24. Did you go to the same school?
No.
25. Are you from the same home town?
Yes.
26. Who is smarter?
Well, dah.... ME of course! I am kidding. He is a whiz when it comes to math and I am NOT! I am very good with spelling, grammar and writing. When it comes to helping the kids with homework, I take the literacy/writing part and he always is given the math and science stuff! I will often go to him for answers about things, because I think he is a very smart man!
27. Who is more sensitive?
Oh geez, this is a hard one. He has a very tender heart, but I am the dork who cries at McDonald's commercials so I don't know who is more sensitive - might be a toss up!
28.Where do you eat out most as a couple?
When it is just the two of us we will try someplace new or go somewhere we know the kids hate.
29. Where is the furthest you two have traveled together as a couple?
Washington, DC
30.Who has the craziest exes?
Mr. Man with out a doubt!
31. Who has the worse temper?
We both have a temper!
32. Who does the cooking?
I do most of the cooking but he can cook some yummy pork tenderloin sandwiches and he also makes the BEST salsa I have ever had!
33. Who is more social?
He is by far. There have been plenty of MY office holiday parties that I am sitting at a table perfectly content to people-watch while he is off chatting with everyone!
34. Who is the neat-freak?
We both are.
35. Who is the more stubborn?
We both have a little stubborn streak but I would say his is definitely more than mine!
36. Who hogs the bed?
Definitely him! Sometimes I will wake him up to scoot over because he is not only laying diagonally, but he is also in the middle of the bed crowding me out.
37. Who wakes up earlier?
I do. I am a morning person and he is definitely NOT!
38. Where was your first date?
We went to park to walk around and then out to dinner.
39.Who has the bigger family?
He does. In our wedding photos when they took a picture of us with his side of the family the photographer had to pull so far back to get everyone in - and that side has grown a lot more in 10 years!
40. Do you get flowers often?
Actually I do!
41. How do you spend the holidays?
Together as a family and often meeting up with all or parts of his family.
42. Who is more jealous?
Probably me- as much as I hate to admit that.
43. How long did it take to get serious?
Looking back I think I had fallen in love with Mr. Man immediately but didn't recognize the feelings right away. I had never felt the way I felt when I was with him with anyone before. We took it slow for awhile though - we dated for 3 years before he proposed so that says something!
44. Who eats more?
I could out-eat him anyday, but I don't! I am trying to lose some weight so I let him eat ALL he wants!
45. Who does the laundry?
I do most of the laundry, but he helps out when I need him to.
46. Who is better on the computer?
We both know the way around a computer
47. What is something special he does for you that you really appreciate?
He is always supportive of whatever crazy idea I may have - no matter WHAT the crazy thing involves! He is always supportive.
48. Do you do something special for him in return?
He needs more sleep than me so when I know he is worn down I allow him to sleep in or take naps or whatever he needs.
49. How old were you when you got married?
I was 26 and he was 39.
50. What is one piece of advice you could give to other couples:
Don't let things bottle up inside. When something is bothering you, hurting you, frustrating you...whatever it is talk about it as soon as possible. Don't talk about something when you are angry though, wait until you have taken a few deep breaths then approach your spouse in a calm voice. When you let things build up then a little thing can cause you to explode and the problem is bigger than it needs to be.
About My Marriage
1. When was your "engagement" anniversary?
January 2000. I remember when he proposed and how when we selected the wedding date it gave me 18 days to plan the ceremony!
2. When is your "marriage" anniversary?
January 29, 2000
3. How long have you known your spouse?
We always argue about this, he says it has been 13 years (and unfortunately for me he has proof that it is 13, I always want to say 14 or 15 years)
4. How long did you date before you were engaged?
About 3 years
5. Where did you meet your spouse for the first time?
At a friend's house. I had gone to her house to pick her up to go to a BBQ (which happened to be at my now Mother-in-law's house) and Mr. Man was at this friend's house helping her with her deck (he was in construction at the time). Mr. Man ended up going to the BBQ also, but we didn't all ride together. He had originally said he wasn't going, but when my friend and I pulled up to the BBQ his truck was there.
6. Do you have any children?
Yes.
7. How many?
We have 3 children - 2 boys and 1 girl. In addition to these 3 wonderful children we have an angel in heaven - in 2003 we delivered a still born baby boy also.
8. Do you have any house pets?
Currently we just have a few fish and frogs. Our dog ran away a few weeks ago and the beta fish died this past weekend, but we have a tank of about 6 or 8 fish and 2 frogs.
9. How many places have you lived?
We have only lived in one state, but in our 10 year marriage we have lived in 6 houses in 4 different cities!
10. Do you live in the country or city?
City
11. What is one of your favorite activities together?
Taking walks.
12. Do you have a favorite vacation spot?
We love the mountains.
13. How many siblings (including in-laws) do you have?
I have 3 sisters and 2 brothers, Mr. Man has 4 sisters.
14. Do you attend church?
Yes.
15. Is this the church you were married in?
Not sure how to answer this one - we occasionally attend the church we were married in. We were married in my father-in-law's church (where he preaches), but we don't attend there regularly.
16. Do you work or stay at home?
I work but have a nice schedule so I am able to be with the kids more than some working moms I know which I am very grateful for!
17. Where did you go on your honeymoon?
Estes Park, Colorado
18.Who drives when you go out together?
Mr. Man does
19. How long did you know each other before you started dating?
After the BBQ I had seen him a few times with mutual friends but these weren't "dates" and so I guess we knew each other a month or so before dating.
20. Who asked who out?
He asked me out
21. How many years apart are you?
He is 13 years older than me
22.Whose siblings do you see the most?
Mr. Man's
23. Which situation is the hardest on you as a couple?
Probably dealing with finances. We see things so totally different and sometimes it is hard to come to an agreement on where we should spend money or what the financial priorities are.
24. Did you go to the same school?
No.
25. Are you from the same home town?
Yes.
26. Who is smarter?
Well, dah.... ME of course! I am kidding. He is a whiz when it comes to math and I am NOT! I am very good with spelling, grammar and writing. When it comes to helping the kids with homework, I take the literacy/writing part and he always is given the math and science stuff! I will often go to him for answers about things, because I think he is a very smart man!
27. Who is more sensitive?
Oh geez, this is a hard one. He has a very tender heart, but I am the dork who cries at McDonald's commercials so I don't know who is more sensitive - might be a toss up!
28.Where do you eat out most as a couple?
When it is just the two of us we will try someplace new or go somewhere we know the kids hate.
29. Where is the furthest you two have traveled together as a couple?
Washington, DC
30.Who has the craziest exes?
Mr. Man with out a doubt!
31. Who has the worse temper?
We both have a temper!
32. Who does the cooking?
I do most of the cooking but he can cook some yummy pork tenderloin sandwiches and he also makes the BEST salsa I have ever had!
33. Who is more social?
He is by far. There have been plenty of MY office holiday parties that I am sitting at a table perfectly content to people-watch while he is off chatting with everyone!
34. Who is the neat-freak?
We both are.
35. Who is the more stubborn?
We both have a little stubborn streak but I would say his is definitely more than mine!
36. Who hogs the bed?
Definitely him! Sometimes I will wake him up to scoot over because he is not only laying diagonally, but he is also in the middle of the bed crowding me out.
37. Who wakes up earlier?
I do. I am a morning person and he is definitely NOT!
38. Where was your first date?
We went to park to walk around and then out to dinner.
39.Who has the bigger family?
He does. In our wedding photos when they took a picture of us with his side of the family the photographer had to pull so far back to get everyone in - and that side has grown a lot more in 10 years!
40. Do you get flowers often?
Actually I do!
41. How do you spend the holidays?
Together as a family and often meeting up with all or parts of his family.
42. Who is more jealous?
Probably me- as much as I hate to admit that.
43. How long did it take to get serious?
Looking back I think I had fallen in love with Mr. Man immediately but didn't recognize the feelings right away. I had never felt the way I felt when I was with him with anyone before. We took it slow for awhile though - we dated for 3 years before he proposed so that says something!
44. Who eats more?
I could out-eat him anyday, but I don't! I am trying to lose some weight so I let him eat ALL he wants!
45. Who does the laundry?
I do most of the laundry, but he helps out when I need him to.
46. Who is better on the computer?
We both know the way around a computer
47. What is something special he does for you that you really appreciate?
He is always supportive of whatever crazy idea I may have - no matter WHAT the crazy thing involves! He is always supportive.
48. Do you do something special for him in return?
He needs more sleep than me so when I know he is worn down I allow him to sleep in or take naps or whatever he needs.
49. How old were you when you got married?
I was 26 and he was 39.
50. What is one piece of advice you could give to other couples:
Don't let things bottle up inside. When something is bothering you, hurting you, frustrating you...whatever it is talk about it as soon as possible. Don't talk about something when you are angry though, wait until you have taken a few deep breaths then approach your spouse in a calm voice. When you let things build up then a little thing can cause you to explode and the problem is bigger than it needs to be.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Friday Recipe - Veggie Pizza
I think this comes from Pampered Chef but there are several versions of the recipe out there. I don't believe I follow the exact Pampered Chef recipe but this is the way I like it and have made it this way for a few years now. Even Mr. Man really likes this pizza (and he is more of a meat and potato kind of a guy!)
Veggie Pizza
INGREDIENTS:
1 pkg. crescent rolls
1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese, softened
1-2 Tbls sour cream
1/2 pkg. Hidden Valley Ranch dressing (envelope)
Veggies of your choice (I usually do chopped broccoli, shredded carrots, diced tomatoes, sliced zucchini, but you can really do any kind of veggie)
shredded Mozzarella
Roll crescent rolls out flat on pizza pan (square or round). Follow heating instructions on package. Don't let them brown too much. Set aside to cool. Mix cream cheese, sour cream and dressing mix in bowl. Spread cream cheese mixture on crescent rolls. Top with veggies and end with cheese. Cut into small sections and enjoy!
**If using a round pizza pan put the smallest part of the crescent roll triangle toward the center of the pan, overlap the triangles slightly.
Veggie Pizza
INGREDIENTS:
1 pkg. crescent rolls
1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese, softened
1-2 Tbls sour cream
1/2 pkg. Hidden Valley Ranch dressing (envelope)
Veggies of your choice (I usually do chopped broccoli, shredded carrots, diced tomatoes, sliced zucchini, but you can really do any kind of veggie)
shredded Mozzarella
Roll crescent rolls out flat on pizza pan (square or round). Follow heating instructions on package. Don't let them brown too much. Set aside to cool. Mix cream cheese, sour cream and dressing mix in bowl. Spread cream cheese mixture on crescent rolls. Top with veggies and end with cheese. Cut into small sections and enjoy!
**If using a round pizza pan put the smallest part of the crescent roll triangle toward the center of the pan, overlap the triangles slightly.
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