We had a
steak left from Bev’s supper the other night along with some par-boiled
potatoes so we had them for breakfast. I
cut the steak in have cross-grain to make two breakfast steaks and grilled them
after the potatoes had cooked awhile on the side burner. I opted for scrambled eggs for this meal,
also cooked on the side burner, while the potatoes finished on the grill.
After our
meal of Chicken with Lemon and Olives, Bev decided to turn the leftovers into a
tangy pizza. She thickened the leftover
sauce with some cornstarch then tossed in the two chopped up thighs that were
remaining just to warm them a little.
The crust
was a piece of Naan bread brushed with a little olive oil then topped with
sliced tomato, the chicken mix, sliced onion, red pepper flakes, and fresh
mozzarella.
She sided it
with a salad using our greens, some fresh picked strawberries (thanks to
neighbor Pat), shredded gruyere, and the poppy seed dressing we’ve been using
lately.
We’d
recently made some Spanish rice and had enough for one more dish and I told Bev
she could just nuke it for me for breakfast, but she did this instead.
She is the
breakfast burrito queen and it contained the rice,??? And was topped with
cheese, lettuce, diced tomatoes, sour cream.
The meals
were all very good and made great use of the leftovers.
All photos
can be enlarged by clicking on them.
Have a great
day and thanks for stopping by Almost Heaven South.
One year
ago: Roasted Red Pepper Crab Quiche - No Frittata
Two years
ago: Taters And Eggs
Larry
4/21, 4/23,
& 4/25/12 meal dates
I love your left overs posts Larry. I'm bad about left overs (something I'm working on) and your posts really help me see new meals in what I have already cooked. Everything looks great and I wish I had that burrito right now!
ReplyDeleteLarry, We have reached the point where we use about 100% of our leftovers...but we just don't have the immagination that you and Bev do when it comes to creating something special from what's just lying around. Take Care,Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteLeftovers are an art unto themselves, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteYou always make the most of your leftovers - I love it!! I love the pizza...and using naan bread is one of the best ways to make quick personal pizzas - at least that's what I think :)
ReplyDeleteI have got to get better with my leftovers! You and Bev do a great job with it! I just can't figure out what to do with them.
ReplyDeleteI love leftovers, but usually just have them in their original meal state, warmed up You two are so creative. I'll take the burrito please.
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