Tag: sauce

  • Simple Manicotti

    Simple Manicotti

    We’ve definitely said it before…but we love pasta. This classic dish can sometimes seem daunting, but it’s really easy. While you can certainly make everything right before eating, we prefer making this dish ahead of time.

    For our Ricotta Filling recipe click HERE.

    For our Pasta Sauce recipe click HERE.

    You can use all sorts of pasta for this recipe. There’s large and small manicotti, lasagna noodles, or even wonton wrappers. You could also make fresh dough. The preparation can vary depending on your choice. If you’re making the pasta to eat immediately be sure to follow the instructions on the box. Most will par-cook for about 8 minutes. For fresh pasta or wonton wrappers you don’t have to par-cook.

    If you use lasagna noodles or wonton wrappers, place a line of ricotta at the end leaving 1/2 inch for sealing the side. This will make a tube shape. For Manicotti noodles or pasta already in a tube, carefully spoon in the filling. It may be easier to use a piping bag.

    To save time during the week, you can pipe the filling into uncooked noodles. Place a little sauce to just cover the bottom of the pan. Lay out the filled noodles in one layer. Cover with sauce and some cheese. Cover and refrigerate. The sauce will moisten the noodles in the refrigerator overnight.

    If you make our manicotti recipe be sure to let us know!

  • Steak with Bourguignon Sauce

    Steak with Bourguignon Sauce

    We are big fans of Julia Child here at One More Bite. This is NOT her Beef Bourguignon! However, it is a great recipe for taking that classic flavor and paring it with any cut of meat you’d like! Steak Tips, Sirloin Steak, Filet Mignon…you can prepare any cut with this recipe.

    Try your hand at some French Flavor HERE!

    For the Duchess Potatoes pictured in this dish, click HERE!

    Let us know if you try the recipe and comment below.

  • Marinaded Turkey Breast with Cran-Raspberry Compote

    Marinaded Turkey Breast with Cran-Raspberry Compote

    We love Turkey as much as the next person, but for the holidays it becomes daunting to cook a whole bird. This is a great way to enjoy this holiday staple without so much fuss. Marinading the breast meat will ensure it stays succulent, while also infusing it with a lot of flavor.

    Get the Recipe Here!

    Tell us what you think in the comments!

  • Chocolate Balsamic Lamb

    Chocolate Balsamic Lamb

    I just want to say, this chocolate balsamic sauce is amazing. It’s smooth, velvety and both sweet and tart, chocolate and balsamic are just such good friends when mixed together. If you’re not the biggest fan of dark chocolate, feel free to use milk chocolate, although the effect will not be the same. Also, I would definitely say no to using white chocolate.

    I use this sauce on everything, you don’t have to, but it has my seal of approval. I’ve made it for competitions, for interviews in kitchens and for catering events. It’s always been a hit. So now I’m giving it to you! Use as needed.

    Click here for the recipe!

     

  • What to Do with Leftover Apples?

    What to Do with Leftover Apples?

    So it’s been a week since we went to the apple orchard, and we’ve got a lot of apples left. Although the apples will keep a while it’s best to use them sooner rather than later. What better way to do that than…Applesauce!!! Or if you’re feeling a little extra fancy, Apple Compote! Here are two simple recipes that are sure to get you in the autumn spirit while using up those extra apples.

    Make apple sauce with the recipe here!

    Try apple compote with the recipe here!

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