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    • Bacon Wrapped Scallops in a Dijon Maple Cream Sauce

      Posted at 5:39 pm by StephMo
      Dec 6th

      These were a Christmas Eve staple for many years until I became allergic to them. Such a bummer because they are absolutely delicious! The sauce is especially amazing. Scallops wrapped in bacon by itself are so good, but add the sauce and oh my! Super easy to make and so impressive. Trust me, you and your guests will love them!

      I wanted to share this recipe so I made them as a little treat for my family even though I couldn’t have any. Pretty sure they keep me around just for the food, and these scallops were gone in minutes. I wish these had looked a little nicer than they ended up looking, but the bacon just wasn’t cooperating. My son said “Mom, it doesn’t matter how they look, it matters how they taste and they taste so good”. So there’s that!

      To make this scrumptious appetizer you need:

      20 large sea scallops

      10 slices of bacon

      1 cup heavy cream

      2 tbsp. dijon mustard

      2 tbsp. maple syrup

      Cook the bacon on a baking sheet at 375 degrees until brown but not crispy. You don’t want the bacon too crispy so that it doesn’t break when you wrap them.

      While the bacon is cooking give the scallops a rinse and trim off the muscle. If you have never cleaned a scallop, it is the rough flap on the side of each one. These were very large and I cut some of them in half.

      When the bacon is cooked drain on a paper towel and let cool slightly.

      Wrap each scallop with half a slice of bacon and use a toothpick to hold it together. Place them on an un-greased cookie sheet.

      Bake at 400 degrees for 8 – 10 minutes. I went right in the middle at 9 minutes and they were perfectly cooked.

      When you put the scallops in the oven, start the sauce. Bring the cream to a boil and continue boiling for about 3-4 minutes. Add the dijon mustard and the maple syrup and continue boiling for another 3-4 minutes.

      Pour the sauce on a dish and top with the scallops. Yum, yum.

      Posted in Appetizers, Bacon Wrapped Scallops, Recipes | Tagged appetizer, appetizer recipe, bacon wrapped scallops, dijon maple cream sauce, food blog, food blogger, scallop recipe, scallops, scallops wrapped in bacon, stephanie's slice of life
    • Mexican Street Corn

      Posted at 7:32 pm by StephMo
      Dec 1st

      Mexican Street Corn is traditionally made with corn on the cob. If you have ever been to Mexico you may have seen street vendors selling it from a cart. This easy recipe is a spin off using frozen corn and it makes a perfect side dish with tacos, or anything.

      Tonight we had pork tacos for Taco Tuesday and this was so delicious not only as a side, but actually in the tacos. I love when I make tacos for dinner on a Tuesday without realizing it, it makes me feel like I am much more together than I really am. So whether your taco dinner happens to fall on a Tuesday or not, give this dish a try as I’m sure you will love it.

      Ingredients:

      4 cups frozen corn

      2 tbsp. butter

      1/4 cup mayonaise

      1/4 cup sour cream

      1 tsp. cumin

      1/2 tsp. chili powder

      Lime

      1/4 cup cojita cheese

      Scallions

      Mix together the mayo, sour cream, cumin, chili powder, and the juice of a lime in a bowl. Set aside.

      Melt the butter in a frying pan over medium heat.

      Add the frozen corn and cook until it is heated through while stirring frequently.

      Turn off the heat and stir in the mayo mixture. Add the cojita cheese and stir until melted.

      Serve with extra cheese if you prefer and topped with sliced scallions. Yum, yum!

      Posted in Mexican Street Corn, Recipes, Side Dishes | Tagged corn, corn recipe, easy side dishes, food blog, food blogger, mexican street corn, mexican street corn recipe, stephanie's slice of life
    • Pumpkin Pie

      Posted at 6:43 pm by StephMo
      Nov 25th

      Pumpkin pie is definitely one of my favorite pies. That or squash pie, yum. I have been making pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving for as long as I can remember. It’s a Thanksgiving staple in our family. I have tried many different recipes and this recipe is the one I have been making for the last number of years and I think it is delicious. Pumpkin pie is so easy to make too, unless of course you use fresh pumpkin which I do not.

      Since pumpkin pie is not topped with crust, you may want to add some decorative pieces like I do. I usually just put a few shapes in the middle of the pie but this year my daughter asked if we could make it fun, and fun it was!

      So the first thing you need is crust. Here is the link to the pie crust that I use.

      https://stephaniessliceoflife.com/2020/11/25/vodka-pie-crust/

      The other ingredients are:

      1 15oz. can of pumpkin

      1 14oz. can sweetened condensed milk

      2 eggs

      1 tsp. cinnamon

      1/2 tsp. ginger

      1/2 tsp. nutmeg

      1/2 tsp. salt

      Whisk together all of the ingredients in a mixing bowl.

      Pour into the pie crust and bake at 425 degrees for 15 minutes.

      Reduce the heat to 350 degrees and bake for an additional 30 – 40 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center of the pie comes out clean.

      If you want to add decorative pieces of crust, let the pie cook for about 15 – 20 minutes or until it starts to set and then add the decorations. That way they won’t sink into the pie.

      Posted in Pies, Pumpkin Pie, Recipes | Tagged food blog, food blogger, pie recipe, pumpkin pie, pumpkin pie recipe, stephanie's slice of life, thanksgiving pies
    • Vodka Pie Crust

      Posted at 1:48 pm by StephMo
      Nov 25th

      This recipe for pie crust is so delicious! It makes such a nice flaky buttery crust, and yes it contains vodka. Vodka in the dough helps make the crust flaky. I learned this tip years ago from a friend and she was right.

      I doubled the recipe today that is why it looks like so much flour, etc. Let me tell you, it was quite the arm workout. Yikes. The best part of making this dough was the look on my son’s face as I went to get the vodka at noon. I assured him that although it must be 5 o’clock somewhere, I was not drinking at lunchtime.

      Make sure the butter, shortening, vodka, and water are cold. The dough will not turn out the same if they are not.

      Ingredients:

      2 1/2 cups flour

      1 tsp. salt

      3/4 cup cold butter

      1/2 cup chilled shortening

      1/4 cup chilled vodka

      1/4 cup cold water

      Whisk the flour and salt together in a mixing bowl.

      Cut the butter into cubes and cut into the flour mixture with either a pastry cutter or a fork and knife until it looks crumbly.

      Cut the shortening into cubes and cut into the mixture until crumbly.

      Add the vodka little bits at a time, you don’t want to pour it in all at once. Stir after each addition.

      Then do the same with the cold water. The dough will not be together but it should easily come together with your hands. You can either do this in the bowl or on a cutting board.

      Divide the dough in half (I had to divide it into four because I doubled the recipe) and wrap each half in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least an hour before rolling out for your pie.

      Posted in Pies, Recipes, Vodka Pie Crust | Tagged food blog, food blogger, pie crust, pie crust recipe, pie recipe, stephanie's slice of life, vodka pie crust, vodka pie crust recipe
    • Chocolate Chip Pie

      Posted at 10:04 am by StephMo
      Nov 25th

      This is my son’s favorite pie. It is basically just a big Nestle Tollhouse cookie in a pie crust so how can it not be. I don’t know if I would even call it a cookie, it is kind of like eating a stick of butter with some chocolate chips on top. So if you like butter and chocolate, this pie is for you!

      Years ago I tried to find a pie my son would like since we pretty much only have pies at Thanksgiving, and I gave this a try. It was a hit not only with him, but with everyone. I always offer to make something a little more “gourmet” for him, but he still goes back to his old favorite. The S’mores Pie I made earlier this year https://stephaniessliceoflife.com/2020/01/27/smore-pie-please/ was a contender, but in the end he went with his old favorite. It is honestly the easiest pie to make ever.

      Ingredients:

      Pie crust

      2 eggs

      1/2 cup flour

      1/2 cup sugar

      1/2 cup packed light brown sugar

      1 1/2 sticks of butter, softened

      1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips

      Beat the eggs on high with an electric mixer until foamy.

      Beat in the flour, sugar, and brown sugar until combined. Beat in the butter.

      See why I said this is basically a butter pie lol.

      Stir in the chocolate chips and spoon into your pie crust.

      Bake for 50-60 minutes at 325 degrees until a knife inserted comes out clean.

      Top with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream. As you can see my son likes it with both!

      I make whipped cream by whipping 1 cup of heavy cream with an electric mixer until it is just about stiff. Add 1 tsp. of vanilla and 2 tbsp. of confectioners sugar and continue beating until peaks form. Don’t over-beat or it will start to get lumpy.

      Posted in Chocolate Chip Pie, Pies, Recipes | Tagged chocolate chip pie, food blog, food blogger, pie, pie crust, pie fixes everything, pie recipe, stephanie's slice of life, tollhouse pie
    • Lasagna

      Posted at 8:26 pm by StephMo
      Nov 24th

      Lasagna is one of those foods that I love but hardly ever eat. I absolutely love ricotta cheese on just about anything, pizza, lasagna, cannolis, whatever. Not to mention when it is combined with pasta and red sauce. Yum! Unfortunately only half of my family has the same love of ricotta as I do, so it isn’t really worth me making lasagna very often. Sadly. Every now and again I treat my daughter and myself to one and today was that day! And it was absolutely delicious!

      My mother didn’t make lasagna very often, but she did make what she called “lazy lasagna”. This was when you cook any type of pasta and mix it with the ricotta mixture and a little red sauce. It wasn’t baked so you really shouldn’t add the egg unless you are making a baked lasagna. It is also very yummy so I highly encourage you give it a try.

      Here are the ingredients you need to make lasagna:

      1 lb. lasagna noodles

      1 15 oz. container of ricotta

      2 tbsp. grated parmesan cheese

      1/8 – 1/4 tsp. garlic powder

      1/8 – 1/4 tsp. pepper

      1 – 2 tsp. parsley

      1 egg

      Shredded mozarella

      Red Sauce – here is the link to my red sauce recipe https://stephaniessliceoflife.com/2019/12/30/feeling-saucy/

      Cook lasagna noodles as directed on package. If you have never cooked these, layer them in the pot of boiling water and give them a few seconds to soften and push them under the water. Once they are all soft then you can stir them.

      While the pasta is cooking mix the ricotta, garlic powder, parmesan, pepper, parsley, and egg together in a mixing bowl. As I mentioned, if you aren’t going to bake the pasta then omit the egg.

      Tonight I decided to add some spinach to the mixture. You can cook fresh spinach and chop it or use chopped frozen spinach. I used about 1 cup of spinach.

      In a glass baking dish spread a little of your sauce. Then lay down the first layer of noodles. Depending on the size of your dish you may need to trim the noodles which I did. I remember being a child and dipping those little cut off strips into the ricotta mixture and eating it while my mother was putting together the lasagna.

      Add a layer of ricotta over the noodles.

      Another thin layer of sauce, and some shredded mozarella.

      Keep repeating the layers until you get near the top of the dish. With your last layer of noodles, top with some sauce and mozarella.

      Cover with aluminum foil and bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Remove the foil and continue cooking for 5-10 minutes or until the mozzarella is melted.

      Let cool for about 10 minutes before slicing. Mangia!

      Posted in Dinners, Lasagna, Recipes | Tagged food blog, food blogger, homemade lasagna, lasagna, lasagna recipe, spinach lasagna, stephanie's slice of life
    • Meatballs

      Posted at 7:52 pm by StephMo
      Nov 24th

      One of the perks about growing up with an Italian mother and grandmother was the food. Whenever my mother or grandmother had a pot of sauce on the stove you could pretty much guarantee there was some meat cooking in there. My grandmother especially, you never knew what she would pull out of that pot, whether it was chicken, pork, sausages, or meatballs they were always delicious. So whenever I am making a pot of red sauce, I will often throw some meatballs into the sauce as well. Here is the link to my red sauce recipe https://stephaniessliceoflife.com/2019/12/30/feeling-saucy/

      This meatball recipe is pretty much the same recipe my mother always made, which means it is probably pretty similar to what my Grandmother used to make. She never measured her ingredients, nor do I, but I believe they are pretty similar. I make these homemade meatballs with ground turkey, but you can make them with ground beef too. Let me just say that I did not grow up on turkey meatballs. There was no way my Italian mother or grandmother would have ever made ground turkey anything lol.

      Here is my best guess of measurements.

      Ingredients:

      1 lb. ground turkey or beef

      1/3 cup Italian breadcrumbs

      1 tbsp. grated parmesan

      1/8 – 1/4 tsp. garlic powder

      1/4 tsp. salt

      1/4 tsp. pepper

      1 egg

      Mix all of the ingredients together in a medium sized mixing bowl.

      Shape the meat into balls with your hands and either cook them in a frying pan or bake them. When I bake them it is at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes. When using a frying pan you need to just make sure the meat is cooked through. Turn the meatballs every few minutes to get them brown on every side.

      Today I am cooking them in my pot of red sauce so I just wanted them browned in the pan, and then I will let them cook in the sauce for about 1 1/2 hours.

      Today in addition to meatballs, I browned a few Italian sausages and put them in a sauce as well. Yum!

      As my mother and grandmother would say, mangia!

      Posted in Dinners, Meatballs, Recipes | Tagged food blog, food blogger, italian food, italian meatball recipe, italian meatballs, meatball recipe, meatballs, stephanie's slice of life, turkey meatball recipe, turkey meatballs
    • Pumpkin Roll

      Posted at 5:20 pm by StephMo
      Nov 23rd

      I had never made a pumpkin roll, or any type of roll for that matter and I was really excited to try it. I remember my mother making a chocolate roll I believe, but I never really paid attention to how she made it. I was surprised to read that you needed to roll the cake up in a towel, but you actually do. It makes sense when you think about it. If you were to wait for it to cool, it wouldn’t roll. If you were to roll it warm without the towel it would just stick together. You learn something new everyday!

      My son takes a remote cooking class through school and today’s recipe was this pumpkin roll, which I believe is the Libby’s pumpkin recipe. He was not as excited as I was, of course. Since it is a remote class I am always in the kitchen helping him cook and giving him little pointers if he needs them, and today was a learning day for me too! I will definitely make this recipe again because it was fairly easy, and delicious!

      I know I am supposed to let him do everything by himself, but since I wanted to blog about it I jumped in a little here and there.

      Ingredients:

      3/4 cup flour

      1/2 tsp. baking powder

      1/2 tsp. baking soda

      1/2 tsp. cinnamon

      1/2 tsp. ground cloves

      1/4 tsp. salt

      3 eggs

      1 cup sugar

      2/3 cup pumpkin

      1/4 cup powdered sugar for towel

      8 oz. cream cheese, softened

      1 cup powdered sugar, sifted

      6 tbsp. butter, softened

      1 tsp. vanilla

      Grease a 10″ x 15″ cooking sheet or jelly roll pan. Add parchment paper and grease and flour the paper. Not wax paper, which the original recipe calls for. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

      Combine the dry ingredients in a small mixing bowl and set aside.

      In a large mixing bowl beat together eggs and sugar, then beat in pumpkin until combined.

      Add the dry ingredients and mix well.

      It wasn’t easy taking pictures without his teaching noticing through the computer camera lol.

      Spread the batter evenly on the prepared pan, and bake for 13-15 minutes until the cake bounces back when touched.

      Sprinkle 1/4 cup of powdered sugar on to a kitchen towel. This will prevent the cake from sticking to the towel. My powdered sugar was really clumpy for some reason, next time I will sift the sugar onto the towel.

      The next part had me very confused, I must admit. How to get the cake onto the towel without breaking it. I just grabbed onto both edges of the cake while it was on the parchment paper and flipped quickly. Luckily it didn’t break!

      Then you start rolling up the cake in the towel. After it is rolled let it cool on a cooling rack for an hour.

      Prepare the frosting by beating the cream cheese and butter together with an electric mixer until smooth. Add the vanilla and beat. Then beat in the sifted powdered sugar until combined.

      Unroll the cake carefully and spread the frosting evenly over the cake.

      Re-roll the cake and wrap with plastic wrap. Our cake did crack as you can see. Refrigerate for at least an hour before serving. Store in the refrigerator.

      Once it is cool, sift some powdered sugar on top and slice.

      I was a little impatient and didn’t let it get cold enough before cutting and the frosting smudged a little. It tastes amazing! So good!

      Yum, yum!!

      Posted in Cakes, Pumpkin Roll, Recipes | Tagged cream cheese frosting, food blog, food blogger, pumpkin cake, pumpkin cake recipe, pumpkin recipes, pumpkin roll, pumpkin roll recipe, stephanie's slice of life
    • Chicken Croquettes

      Posted at 6:59 pm by StephMo
      Nov 15th

      This is a recipe my mother made when we had leftover chicken or turkey when I was growing up. If I remember correctly, she may have made them with ham as well. I don’t think I have had them since I lived at home many years ago. Once again, I got her recipe out of her beloved Betty Crocker cookbook. I did tweak it a little here and there, but it is pretty much the same as she used to make.

      I wasn’t able to cook them the night I prepared the croquettes and I wasn’t sure how they would come out a day later. They were perfect! So now I know you can make them a day ahead and keep them in the refrigerator until ready to cook.

      The original recipe calls for frozen peas in a cream sauce, does that even exist anymore? I am not sure what my mother did for this part of the recipe, I just remember there being a white sauce with peas. I went with the variation of using plain frozen peas and the Veloute Sauce that it gave as an option.

      I have to say, I didn’t expect them to be as delicious as they were. Very good!

      Ingredients:

      1/4 cup butter

      1/4 cup flour

      1 cup milk

      salt and pepper

      2 cups finely chopped cooked chicken

      1 tbsp. minced onion

      1 tsp. parsley

      1 egg

      2 tbsp. water

      1/4 cup plain breadcrumbs

      1 tbsp. grated parmesan cheese

      8 oz. frozen peas

      Veloute Sauce (see below)

      The first thing you need to do is finely chop chicken and set aside. I did not have leftover chicken as my mother used to, so I cooked a few boneless chicken breasts. The next time I have leftovers I will think to make these.

      Melt the butter in a saucepan over low/medium heat. Add some salt and pepper, then whisk in the flour to create a roux. I actually used a little more flour than it called for.

      Add the milk while whisking and bring to a boil. This sauce thickened in no time so be prepared. It may be because of the additional flour that I used.

      Mix the chicken, onion (I didn’t use onion because my son doesn’t like onion), parsley, and salt and pepper in with the thick sauce.

      Spread into an ungreased dish and refrigerate for 2 hours.

      Divide the mixture into 12 equal parts and shape into balls. Beat the egg and water together. Combine the breadcrumbs and parmesan. Dip each ball into the egg mixture, then roll in the breadcrumb parmesan mixture. The parmesan wasn’t in the original recipe but I like to add a little cheese. Cover and refrigerate for another 2 hours.

      The original recipe calls for the croquettes to be fried in 3 to 4 inches of oil, which I did. Next time I think I might try baking them at 350 degrees to cut out some of the fat. You can do either and I would imagine they taste better fried. Doesn’t everything?

      It only takes about a minute or two until they turn brown.

      While they are cooking prepare the sauce.

      Veloute Sauce –

      Ingredients:

      2 tbsp. butter

      2 tbsp. flour

      1 cup chicken broth

      1/4 tsp. salt

      1/8 tsp. pepper

      1/8 tsp. nutmeg

      Melt butter in a saucepan over low heat. Whisk in the flour and cook for a few minutes creating a roux. Whisk in the chicken broth and heat to boiling while whisking constantly. Boil for 1 minute then stir in the salt, pepper, and nutmeg.

      Add the frozen peas and cook until warm.

      Serve sauce over the croquettes.

      Posted in Chicken Croquettes, Dinners, Recipes | Tagged chicken croquettes, chicken croquettes recipe, chicken dinner ideas, croquettes, food blog, food blogger, leftover chicken recipes, leftover turkey recipes, stephanie's slice of life, turkey croquettes
    • Snickerdoodles

      Posted at 3:32 pm by StephMo
      Nov 12th

      As I have been flipping through the pages of my mother’s beloved Betty Crocker cookbook, I came across the Snickerdoodles recipe that she made for years. These crunchy cinnamon sugar cookies were often waiting for my children when they would visit as they are one of their favorites. So in honor of my mom, I am baking them today not only as a treat for my children, but to share her recipe with all of you.

      Ingredients:

      1/2 cup butter, softened

      1/2 cup shortening

      1 1/2 cups sugar

      2 eggs

      2 3/4 cups flour

      2 tsp. cream of tartar

      1 tsp. baking soda

      1/4 tsp. salt

      2 tbsp. sugar

      2 tsp. cinnamon

      Preheat oven to 400 degrees.

      Mix together butter, shortening, 1 1/2 cups sugar, and eggs.

      In a separate bowl mix together flour, cream of tartar, baking soda, and salt.

      Mix flour mixture into the butter mixture.

      In a small bowl or plate mix together the sugar and cinnamon.

      Shape the dough into balls and roll in the cinnamon sugar mixture. Place 2 inches apart on an ungreased cookie sheet. The ones I made were a little too big and they almost stuck together. Either make the balls a little smaller, or space them apart further.

      Bake for 8-9 minutes or until set. Immediately remove the cookies from the cookie sheet and transfer to a wire rack.

      Yum, yum, yum!

      Posted in Cookies, Recipes | Tagged cookie recipe, cookies, food blog, food blogger, snickerdoodle recipe, snickerdoodles
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