A friend just mentioned this nifty tool to help plan meals in a pinch.
On the Betty Crocker website (http://www.bettycrocker.com), just click under recipes & use the "Easy Meal Finder". All you do is add up to 3 ingredients, then the type of meal your making and it will list SEVERAL recipes to help your decide what to prepare.
For example, I just inputed 1.Ground Turkey and 2.Chili Beans. It gave me several recipes such as casserole, chili and toastadas. Now I can just make a list to purchase my missing ingredients and Viola, dinner in a pinch.
Next, I just put in "Lentils" and it pulled up even more recipes including a slow cooker curry dish. This is a great help when I get stumped in the k.
I admit, I'm impressed and this is a Super Cool Tool---THANKS BETTY C! (And thanks AT for this link :-) )
BTW, this link is especially helpful for the ladies challenged in the cooking department (not everyone has the gift of cooking naturally and this will help develop the skill):
http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes
On the Betty Crocker website (http://www.bettycrocker.com), just click under recipes & use the "Easy Meal Finder". All you do is add up to 3 ingredients, then the type of meal your making and it will list SEVERAL recipes to help your decide what to prepare.
For example, I just inputed 1.Ground Turkey and 2.Chili Beans. It gave me several recipes such as casserole, chili and toastadas. Now I can just make a list to purchase my missing ingredients and Viola, dinner in a pinch.
Next, I just put in "Lentils" and it pulled up even more recipes including a slow cooker curry dish. This is a great help when I get stumped in the k.
I admit, I'm impressed and this is a Super Cool Tool---THANKS BETTY C! (And thanks AT for this link :-) )
BTW, this link is especially helpful for the ladies challenged in the cooking department (not everyone has the gift of cooking naturally and this will help develop the skill):
http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes
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