A tasty and healthy way to use left-over chicken, beef, salmon, or shrimp. Add whatever vegetables you have on hand to create your own unique dish. Serve it with our favorite Nordstrom dressing – link provided below.
Not only does this appetizer make a beautiful presentation, many steps may be made in advance of your simple celebration. You can either serve this as an appetizer or put 3 on each plate and make it a first course.
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This meal is ready in less than 20 minutes and has a nice refreshing flavor. Using brown rice makes this a healthier version of a typical rice bowl.
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This entrée is not only easy, it is visually pleasing and absolutely delicious. It is one of our absolute favorite recipes on this site!
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This colorful and burst of flavor side dish will accompany your grilled meat or seafood simple celebration with perfection!
What makes these sliders so tasty is all the yummy ingredients added to the ground chicken. Another simple, easy recipe from The Simple Celebration!
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]]>Welcome back to The Simple Celebration! Our website/blog has been under construction for the past few months and we are now ready to head back into the kitchen to create tasty and simple recipes. We are excited to share these recipes with you on our new site; we hope you like our new look! Happy Cooking from Vicki and Mary-Ellen … Keeping all celebrations simple and delicious!
We are starting with an easy tomato salad recipe that is full of beautiful colors and a satisfying crunch.
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This dish comes together in no time. As a plus, nearly the entire recipe can be made in advance!
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This is a basic salsa recipe. You can add other ingredients you have on hand to change it up. We used avocado, chipotle, and fresh corn to create a salsa “bar.”
Additions to the Salsa
1. Avocado – cut up one avocado into chunks
2. Chipotle – dice one chipotle chili in adobe sauce
3. Fresh corn – cook 2 corn ears in boiling water for 5 minutes. Remove from water, cool, and cut kernels from the cob.
]]>The steak in this recipe is marinated in beer for hours, hence the “drunken” title. We came across the recipe in the latest issue of Bon Appetite magazine and gave it a try with some Simple Celebration tweaking. How about making tonight a taco night? First, open a beer (off to a good start?).
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