Too busy to cook?

Article Abstract:

Businesswoman Lucy Footlik of Dallas, TX, suggests four timesaving recipes for busy people. Footlik enjoys cooking for her family, whose dinners are usually couscous, orzo or polenta. The recipes are mostly fruit and vegetable except for the frittata sandwich, which has turkey sausage.

Recipes and menus

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Too busy to cook?

Article Abstract:

Quick recipes by Jennifer Braccia, Karen Turner and Giuseppe Pistone are presented. These include chicken with artichokes and white wine, open-face ham and cheese sandwiches with poppy seeds, three-bean sausage casserole, rice pilaf with green peas and garlic and more.

Cookery (Cheese), Cookery (Pasta), Cheese, Pasta products, Sandwiches, Cookery (Rice), Rice, Cookery (Mushrooms), Edible mushrooms, Cookery (Sausages), Sausage, Legumes, Cookery (Beans), Cookery (Ham), Ham

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Too busy to cook?

Article Abstract:

Recipes are given for smoked salmon on sourdough rounds with caper-dill relish, tapenade with sun-dried tomatoes, poached chicken with curried yogurt sauce, mango and red onion salsa, fruit crisp, baked clam dip loaf and chocolate mousse cakes.

Desserts, Cookery (Tomatoes), Tomatoes, Salsas (Cookery), Salsas (Condiment), Chocolate, Cookery (Chocolate), Salmon, Fruits (Food), Clams, Cookery (Fruit), Cookery (Salmon), Cookery (Clams)

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