Turkey Tetrazzini
If you find yourself with leftover turkey or chicken, here is the best recipe for tetrazzini that I have found. It is easy (most ingredients may be found in the pantry without going shopping), quick (in prep time), and very tasty!
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
"The kingdom of heaven is like leaven that a woman took and hid in three measures of flour, till it was all leavened."
Reflections of a father
Blog Overview
Labels
- Book Reviews (25)
- Children's Literature (71)
- Children's Music (6)
- Church (19)
- Education (34)
- Elisabethisms (189)
- Entrepreneurship (8)
- Family Worship (9)
- Fathering (8)
- Gospel (74)
- Milestones (103)
- Mission (32)
- Parenting (211)
- Philosophy (3)
- Photos (349)
- Prayer (5)
- Quotables (169)
- Race (4)
- Recipes (19)
- Tech (28)
- Theology (164)
- Toys (14)
- Traditions (10)
- Virtue (16)
The Tumblon blog
Gospel Entrepreneurship
Blog Archive
-
▼
2006
(601)
-
▼
August
(82)
- Christianity at Risk
- Daddy daughter outing
- Opening the Word
- Family Devotions
- I prefer not
- A foretaste of the Kingdom
- Somersaulting photo
- Being the Body
- Zip that zipper
- A good night's sleep
- The Parish Principle
- Are you going too?
- Tracing Letters and Coloring in the Lines
- Somersaulting
- Guess where I am!
- Cute kid = Free stuff
- "Brain" failure
- Philadelphia Chickens
- Great children's music
- Hey, Wake up!
- Turkey Tetrazzini
- Backlit
- Toward a theology of capitalism
- Daddy, can you go away?
- On being slow to anger
- I want to take a picture of you
- Picking up after your children
- Calling out to others
- Prayer and Study
- Birthday Monsters
- Shredded Pork Tacos
- Teriyaki Pork Roast
- Sitting in the Park
- Lychee Jelly
- The Supremacy of God in Preaching
- That's the kind of toy I like!
- Imitation of Christ
- Low-sided slides
- Telling stories
- That's where Kristalyn lives!
- Pesto Pizza
- Atop another slide
- Everlasting Life
- The loss to be desired
- On the slides
- Blogging in the Park
- I forgive you
- Artist in Action
- Changes coming
- Painting
- In the park with Auntie Megan
- Church identity
- What's cooking?
- Quiet time
- Martyn Lloyd-Jones
- Help with her hair
- Busy week
- Who we are
- Mommy is the cutest . . .
- What is this church for?
- Blowing Bubbles
- Little things matter
- Grace is a necessary preparation for glory
- Can we sit on the bench and have a chat?
- Changchun, China
- Needle touched by a loadstone
- We have a big toilet!
- Belief owing to education
- Where do you get your cuteness?
- I seem to have lost my Dora treats
- Restoring the Throne
- Mommy is the cutest
- Little Cyclist
- Remember when she was this little?
- How Elisabeth gets her hair wet
- Beating the heat
- Elisabeth has a new bear
- Parenting and the need for new life
- Why do you want forgiveness?
- A new favorite activity . . . with beloved aunt an...
- The lowest place
- The aim of true preaching
-
▼
August
(82)
Subscribe to postsOther Feeds
M'Cheyne readings
Current Reading
Current Listening
World Christian Links
Children's Literature Resources
- 100 Picture Books
- ALA Great Websites for Kids
- Bible Material for Children
- Brooklyn Public Library - for preschoolers
- Caldecott Medal Books
- Coretta Scott King Award Books
- Honey for a Child's Heart (book)
- John Steptoe New Talent Award
- Raising Lifelong Learners (book)
- The Children's Hour
- The Read Aloud Handbook (book)
Great Children's Authors
Oustanding Illustration
Toddler Sites
Parenting Resources
The Best Kid Gear
NYC for Kids
2 comments:
Hi Graham -
I meant to post this back when you wrote about making homemade pesto; I tried this recipe for Baked Ziti with Pesto last week and it was great - and really simple. I even used a jarred tomato vodka cream sauce (skipping step 2) and it was delicious.
I got it from the Food and Wine Quick From Scratch Pasta cookbook - everything that I've made in there has been easy, and has turned out well.
http://foodandwine.com/recipes/baked-ziti-with-pesto
Thanks! I need to harvest our basil plant again, so I'll check it out!
Post a Comment