Garden Veggie Delight

*This is the last garden recipe for the week….if you

think of other veggies I haven’t touched base

on this week feel free to ask me to look for a

recipe tailored around that veggie!

I used to do this all the time when I had a garden.

It’s the easiest meal you will ever make! First pick a protein; fish,

steak, chicken or shrimp. Now check out what

veggies you have that will pair well with your protein.

Grab your veggies, rinse and chop. Sautee your

veggies, while they are cooking start to cook your protein.

Once everything is done mix together with spices

and your choice of a sauce. You can do chinese,

mexican, italian or a good balsamic vinaigrette dressing.

My favorite was always taking chicken with string beans,

cherry tomatoes, zucchini and green peppers.

I always use garlic powder and then whatever other

seasonings I want. I would find a good dressing and cook with that.

The possibilities are endless…. Have fun and enjoy!

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