BOOM! |
These are the ramblings of a self-described wheat, grain and gluten-free “gourmet girl” that loves to cook and eat good food. I love creating and sharing recipes and photographing “beautiful food”. In July 2012, I eliminated wheat, grains and added sugar from my diet and rediscovered real, whole fresh foods again and effortlessly lost 65+ pounds. Join me in my wheat, grain and gluten-free journey. See how easy it is to enjoy grain free gourmet, one meal at a time! Welcome to my blog. Enjoy!
Friday, April 19, 2013
Chicken Scampi-ish over Zucchini Noodles
This evening, I made a quick and simple dinner -- my Chicken Scampi-ish. I normally like to serve it on top of Rich & Thick Parmesan Cauliflower Mash. This evening I decided to try it over zucchini noodles (made with my little Spirelli) instead. While it turned out good...I must be honest, I still think it tastes best on top of the Parmesan Cauliflower Mash. It has loads more flavor than the zucchini noodles. I tossed the zucchini noodles with finely grated Parmesan cheese to flavor them a bit first...and while it was good -- the other is much more flavorful (in my opinion). I love the simple, fresh flavors in the Chicken Scampi-ish. I snapped a quick photo below for you to see. The link to the recipe is above. Enjoy!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
We've tried this with the Parmesan Cauliflower mash and we LOVE it with the cauliflower mash it's so GOOD!!! So I probably agree that I would like it better with the mash but this Chicken Scampi-ish is one of our favorites.
Only problem is my hubby (he's the cook) can never get the cauliflower dry enough, it's always a little soupy but it's still so good.
We even tried it with our left over chicken breasts from a Rotisserie Chicken, it came out great.
Thanks for all you wonderful recipes.
Best to you,
Roye
Thanks, Roye! With the cauliflower -- when you cook it, once it is tender and done...turn the heat up to high or medium-high and remove the lid of the pan and stir it around until there is no moisture left at all on the bottom of the pan -- almost dry but not yet scorching the cauliflower. See if that might help -- that is what I usually do because all of the chicken stock isn't gone, but is mostly gone by the time the cauliflower is. So glad you enjoy it! Thanks, again! :-)
Post a Comment