A few weeks ago I received a copy of Jessica Seinfeld's The Can't Cook Book. Although the book looks great and has a variety of easy to make recipes, I decided it's a little bit too simple for me. Don't hate!!! This means YOU WIN because I'm hosting a giveaway: one of you will win this book, and I will ship it directly to you.
Before sending you this cookbook, however, I decided to make one of the recipes and chose Roasted Lemon-Thyme Portobello Mushrooms. It was easy to make and incredibly flavorful! I served the mushrooms over leftover rice with broccoli and onions, but you can serve it with pasta, over polenta or mix the mushrooms into an omelet.
Ingredients and Directions
Before roasting/After roasting
Butter, lemon and thyme was a stellar combination for these mushrooms, unless you are my friend Cindy who doesn't like thyme. You can leave out thyme and use red pepper flakes if you want. You can even use rosemary, and or garlic, if that's what you like. This recipe really is just a template.
And now here's what you need to do for your chance to win:
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The winner will be announced November 22nd.
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Disclosure: I received a copy of the book, which I'm giving away, but was under no obligation to blog about it and received no monetary compensation. I'm using my own $$ to ship the book to the winner ;)
6 comments:
Thanks for the chance to win. I love to cook and certainly don't mind recipes that are too simple :)
Thanks for playing along! :)
Great idea to have this on hand for breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
I'm definitely afraid to try cooking risotto. I think watching Gordon Ramsey might have given me a complex.
I have trouble cooking fish -- it's always overdone!
Rafflecopter: Carolsue
WELL........my family's comments might be why
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