Crispy Chicken Fritters
Asian Ribs in a Ninja Foodie
Panko Crusted Pork with a Mango Coconut Cream Sauce
Griddled Corn Cakes with BBQ Chicken
Skillet Corn
Chicken Rolls Ups
Chicken Taco Salad
Crock Pot Chicken Pozole
This was one of those need to rotate canned goods in the pantry meals. Very tasty and surprisingly spicy
Seafood Soup
Turkey Tacos
Green Chile Beef Enchilada Soup
Peach-Mustard Pork Chops
Beef Jerky
I like to make my own beef jerky and experiment with various flavor combinations. Hands down the favorite flavor thus far is my “Sweet & Salty”
Many of these recipes I came up with while on a PSMF diet and thus the reason for the artificial sweeteners. You could of course use real sugars instead.
The beef I like to use cane be found at your larger Mexican Food markets. It is called Beef Cecina which generally is a thin cut from the eye of round. Foudn this description on line describing how to obtain this cut.
– Trim the top, bottom, and ends off the meat so you are left with a cube shape.
– You will need a very sharp knife for this. Lay the meat with the grain running crosswise in front of you.
– Slice at one end, parallel to the cutting board and about ? inch below the top.
– Stop 1/8 inch before you reach the end. Do not cut right through.
– Turn the meat 180 degrees, open the meat at the “flap” and cut again, 1/8 inch under the first cut.
– Repeat this, opening the meat out each time, until you end up with one long, concertina-like, 1/8 inch thick piece of meat.”
Fish Taco with Mango Salsa and Chilie Verde
We love a good fish taco so I decided to come up with my own take on this classic.
Restaurant fish tacos are either grilled or breaded and their breading is too often on the heavy handed side (it’s not Fish and Chips for crying out loud) so I went with a panko covering to give the crispiness we like from the fried preparation while still getting more of the lightness that a grilled piece gives you.