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Adding salmon to your macaroni salad will give it a new spin that will keep your family and friends coming back for more. Tip: Instead of buying canned salmon, use about one serving’s worth of filet leftover from another meal when you catch salmon on sale. Rainbow trout would also be wonderful.
Fish can be as quick and easy to prepare as it is good for you: very. This dish comes together in minutes. Serve over quinoa or couscous. If you start either before prepping the fish, they should be finished at about the same time.
Fried rice is a delightful dish, and it’s easier to make at home than you might realize. The trick to success is to start with cold rice, making this a perfect dish for repurposing rice leftover from last night’s meal.
This easy chicken recipe is sized for a crowd…or plenty of leftovers. Making enough to feed a family of four for 2 meals, it can also be turned into dinner with a couple easy lunches for a family of two. Pair it with steamed or roasted veggies to round out the meal.
An easy recipe for a delicious seafood night. Make a couple of servings more than you need–this fish is moist and flavorful and makes a perfect sandwich filling.
Whether used for an appetizer or an entrée, this recipe is sure to be a hit. Use the meat, hot or cold leftovers, as a filling for a sandwich made with whole-grain bread or to add protein to a simple salad.
These easy, tasty fishcakes are the perfect way to use up leftover sweet potatoes and fish. If you never have leftover fish, canned salmon will work equally well in this recipe. For an appetizer, make the cakes smaller to double or triple the number of cakes.
Flank steak gets a bad rep for being the tough steak on the block, but we’re confident that with the help of this marinade (and, okay, maybe some pre-marinade tenderizing, if you want to go the extra mile), you can wow the stuffing out of your guests at your next barbecue. The thickness and large […]