Weeknight Rescue//Spring 2023//Week 22

Cilantro Lime Yogurt Grilled Chicken

Last week came and went and I just plain didn’t get to the meal plan. My apologies. We’re back on track with this week’s line-up. As always, there’s a big emphasis on seasonality, with the start of last-spring/early summer fruits and veggies. Enjoy!

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Baja-Style Shrimp Tacos with Chipotle Lime Crema

Baja Shrimp Taco Recipe

The star of this recipe is the Chipotle Lime Crema that gets spooned over cooked shrimp under a heap of crunchy slaw. You may want to warm up homemade or canned pinto or black beans and embellish with a big spoonful of Mexican salsa.

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Summer Vegetable Frittata

summer vegetable frittata

It’s not technically summer yet, but I’m breaking out this seasonal favorite anyway. It’s a good thing to make over the weekend to enjoy for breakfast, lunch, or dinner during the week. Feel free to swap the Cheddar for crumbled feta and use other vegetables, such as diced bell peppers and dark leafy greens.

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Easy Noodles with Peanut Sauce and Veggies

Noodles with peanut sauce in white bowls

An easy fix for dinner that’s good warm or cold. It’s flavors are reminiscent of the peanut sauce you might get in a Thai or Vietnamese restaurant, only tossed with noodles and crunchy vegetables. You could also add shredded chicken to the mix if you like.

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Cilantro Lime Yogurt-Marinated Chicken

Cilantro Lime Yogurt Grilled Chicken

The yogurt marinade does double duty in this recipe by infusing the chicken with flavor and making it uncommonly moist and tender. Pair it with Quinoa Tabbouleh and any grilled vegetables.

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Pork Tenderloin Lettuce Wraps with Ginger Lime Dressing

Pork lettuce wraps with dressing and peanuts on the side

The tenderloin is the leanest cut of pork, which makes it a healthy bet for supper. Wrapped in generous lettuce leaves with crisp vegetables and ginger lime dressing…well, it’s darn tasty. The dish is on the light side, so consider adding a side of brown basmati rice or a favorite Asian noodle tossed with fish sauce, sesame oil, and sliced scallion. Folks who don’t eat pork, swap in chicken thighs. Vegetarians could use firm or extra-firm tofu.

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Avocado Deviled Eggs

Avocado deviled eggs

I’m not sure I”ll go back to conventional deviled eggs after discovering this nourishing new way to make them. I encourage you to give it a try! Be sure to use ripe avocado and be prepared that the yolk will have a greenish hue! Any leftovers are tasty smashed into a chunky spread and spooned over toast.

Brown Sugar Roasted Apricots with Crème Fraîche

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A four-ingredient dessert that you can throw together in a snap. After your apricots bubble in the oven, just add a spoonful of honey-sweetened crème fraîche and expect to want seconds.

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