Looking for good MEATLESS recipes

[starwood]

Vegetarian Sloppy Joes

-= Ingredients =-
2 cups THINLY SLICED ONIONS
2 cups CHOPPED GREEN PEPPERS
2 cloves GARLIC ; FINE CHOPPED
2 tablespoons KETCHUP
1 tablespoon MUSTARD
1 can KIDNEY BEANS ; MASHED
1 can TOMATO SAUCE 8 ounce
1 teaspoon CHILI POWDER
CIDER VINEGAR
2 SANDWICH ROLLS ; HALVED

-= Instructions =-
SPRAY SKILLET WITH COOKING SPRAY. ADD ONIONS, PEPPERS AND GARLIC. COOK AND STIR 5 MIN OVER MEDIUM HEAT. STIR IN KETCHUP AND MUSTARD, ADD BEANS, SAUCE AND CHILI POWDER. COOK 5 MIN. STIRRING FREQUENTLY. ADD 1/3 C VINEGAR IF DRY: SERVE ON HALVES OF TOASTED SANDWICH BUNS. DIETARY EXCHANGES 2 STARCH/BREAD, 3 VEGETABLES, 1/2 FAT

 

[Swimalie]

My son loves quesadillas. Could you post the recipe?

QUOTE]

I'll try to remember it. I'm at work and the recipe is at home.

Take 1 cup of frozen corn and cook it on a skillit for a 2-3 min. Remove and add small amount of chopped red onion and garlic and cook. Then add 1 can of rinsed black beans and tablespoon of chili powder and cook untill hot. Mix corn and bean mixture together in a bowl and add a few tablespoons of lime juice. Make the quesidellas on the same skillit adding the bean mixture along with cheese. My hubby adds hot peppers to his and I add sour cream. Hope this wasn't too confusing since I was doing it from memory but this is making me hungry!

Sounds great and easy. Thanks!

 

[Cynestra]

http://whatscookingamerica.net/Eggs/GermanPancake.htm

I love Dutch Baby pancakes. They are cheap to make from scratch, or you can pay a little more and get the Pannenkoeken mix from the Prepared Pantry, or for even more you can get the Dutch Baby mix at Williams Sonoma. Any way you go about it, it's good and cheap. I like mine with lemon wedges and powdered sugar. DH likes his with a little bacon sprinkled into it before cooking (not meatless, I know) and maple syrup.