PANTRY RAID - Easy Family Meals

[*amy*]

Caught the show (Pantry Raid) on Style TV recently & wanted to share. The entire meal looked very simple & tasty. The Brownie Pecan Pie & Kid-Kebabs (chicken marinated in lemon juice, etc.) are on my short to-do list. (He's pretty easy on the blinkers too ) Enjoy.

Each week on Pantry Raid, Chef Michael Schulson works with novice cooks to prepare an extraordinary meal—using only the ingredients they already have on hand! Read on for the recipes he created with mother of seven Angela in this week's episode.

Brownie Pecan Pie​

Brownie Pecan Pie - mystyle.com

Spicy Sausage Calzones​

Pantry Raid's Spicy Sausage Calzones - mystyle.com

Kid-Friendly Kebabs​

Kid-Friendly Kebabs - mystyle.com

Creamy Baked Potato Salad​

Creamy Baked Potato Salad - mystyle.com

 

[Alix]

OK, just posting to tell you that I COMPLETELY misread the title of this thread. I need more coffee clearly. LOL. Carry on!

 

[*amy*]

OK, just posting to tell you that I COMPLETELY misread the title of this thread. I need more coffee clearly. LOL. Carry on!

I had to do a double 'take' myself. I was hoping you'd find the thread. Did you check out the Brownie Pecan Pie?

 

[Uncle Bob]

I had to do a double 'take' myself. I was hoping you'd find the thread. Did you check out the Pecan brownie pie?

It took me a triple take!!! The pecan brownie pie looks yummy!!!

 

[Alix]

I had to do a double 'take' myself. I was hoping you'd find the thread. Did you check out the Brownie Pecan Pie?

Oh yes I did! and I have bookmarked this page for easy reference. I plan on giving that a go for Thanksgiving next weekend. (I have to be careful with pecans though since daughter #2 is allergic. I'll likely make a second dessert for her)

 

[Barb L.]

Oh yes I did! and I have bookmarked this page for easy reference. I plan on giving that a go for Thanksgiving next weekend. (I have to be careful with pecans though since daughter #2 is allergic. I'll likely make a second dessert for her)

If daughter #2 likes brownies, this pie makes two, just leave the pecans off one pie. My family will love this pie.

 

[*amy*]

It took me a triple take!!! The pecan brownie pie looks yummy!!!

I may sneak some Kahlua in mine

 

[*amy*]

Oh yes I did! and I have bookmarked this page for easy reference. I plan on giving that a go for Thanksgiving next weekend. (I have to be careful with pecans though since daughter #2 is allergic. I'll likely make a second dessert for her)

Can't believe it's almost that time of year. Great idea for a Thanksgiving dessert. Maybe use walnuts instead of pecans - if she's not allergic to all nuts.

I clicked on and read some of the comments & noticed others suggested raising the temp higher. Will go back and reread. Just thought I would mention it. See what you think. Enjoy.

 

[*amy*]

If daughter #2 likes brownies, this pie makes two, just leave the pecans off one pie. My family will love this pie.

Hope you enjoy. Turning the mix into a pie, was a clever idea. (Two pies around here would be dangerous, lol)

 

[AllenOK]

Looks like a lot of us misread that title. ROFL!

 

[*amy*]

Looks like a lot of us misread that title. ROFL!

Allen, go to your naughty corner, lol. Seriously?, the show airs on style network, somewhere around Clean House and How Do I Look?! (Still trying to keep a straight face.) I do like the show. Last time I watched a few of the dishes were - sliced beef filets w peanut sauce on lettuce cups, w a smear of peanut sauce on the plating, a parmesan/pea risotto served under wasabi encrusted salmon, etc. If you have a chance to see the show, it's worth a look-see. I don't have all the ingredients in my pantry, but I would buy them to make some of the dishes.

 

[Alix]

Our Thanksgiving is next weekend Amy so it has REALLY sneaked up on me this year. I still have to go out and buy my turkey.

 

[Dina]

Just saw this show last night and loved it. I can't believe someone would make a grilled cheese sandwich with the wrappers on the cheese. I saw the episode on the beef tips topped with peanut sauce..yummy over lettuce and crusted salmon with creamy risotto.

 

[CharlieD]

When and where is this show?

 

[*amy*]

Just saw this show last night and loved it. I can't believe someone would make a grilled cheese sandwich with the wrappers on the cheese. I saw the episode on the beef tips topped with peanut sauce..yummy over lettuce and crusted salmon with creamy risotto.

Saw the crusted salmon & creamy risotto episode. That was a good one! Last night they prepared a healthy Mexican dinner. Only caught a few minutes, so I'll go check out the site (link). So far, my fave was an appy/ party menu that included deviled eggs piped on to individual serving spoons. There were several goodies in that show. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[*amy*]

When and where is this show?

Charlie, it aired last night on Style TV, Channel 54 or 57, on time-warner cable. If you have a chance, take a peek.

 

[CharlieD]

I don't think I do. Thank you anyway.

 

[Caine]

So, basically, it's Doorknock Dinners without that annoying Gordon Elliot?

 

[*amy*]

I don't think I do. Thank you anyway.

If you don't get the channel in your area, click on the link I posted in the beginning of this thread for the recipes.

Here are two easy appys - one is deviled eggs served on spoons; and the other is Peking chicken (made w leftover chicken, peanuts etc, & served on cucumber slices):

http://www.wlbz2.com/life/recipes/article.aspx?storyid=69642

 

[*amy*]

So, basically, it's Doorknock Dinners without that annoying Gordon Elliot?

Sorry I missed that show, Caine. (Had to look it up.) Sounds like a fun show. Oh, he also goes into the refrigerator.