8 roasted the had Recipes

chicken seasoned with kosher salt, fresh ground black pepper, fresh minced garlic and parlsey, bake at 350* f. until done (1 1/2 hours for the size i had) - i drizzled the chickens with a bit of olive oil and plced a little water in the bottom of the roasting pan with a couple pats of butter; also rubbed a bit of butter on the chicken breast and legs before seasoning., peeled and diced potatoes - boiled until tender; drained, mashed with milk, butter, kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper., green peas in butter ; kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper., pan gravy from the roasting bits and juices.

potatoes, head garlic, olive oil, sour cream, butter, milk or cream, if needed, salt, white pepper

tequila/lime chicken sausage (i buy amilu s from costco) i only had 4, but 5 would be better, chopped onion (sweet or yellow ), chopped fire roasted chiles (the hot ones, but you can use mild ), enchilada sauce (i like the medium or hot if you can find it), el pato mexican tomato sauce (found in mexican aisle or tomato sauce aisle), cream cheese - i use light (neufchatel), shredded cheese, any kind you like (i used mexican blend - cheddar/jack), corn tortillas (or flour, if you prefer) i used 8

carrots, potatoes, celery ribs, water, dry onion soup mix, instant beef bouillon, olive oil, beef shoulder, soy sauce, instant minced garlic

eggplant , largish, zucchinis, red onions, capsicums (mix colours, or what is in season), tomatoes (depending on size, 1 or 2 per person), garlic (1-2 per person ), olive oil, fresh rosemary, fresh lemon tyme (which is what i had growing, i m sure regular tyme would be just as nice), good pinch of dried oregano (if i had fresh, i would have used fresh!), salt and pepper to taste

black beans, drained and rinse, niblet or shoepeg corn, rotel tomatoes with lime & cilantro, ripe red tomaote, diced, approx 1/4 cup jarred roasted red peppers, diced (or roast your own , but that won tsp be quick n easy...lol), red onion, chopped, lime wedge, chopped garlic, chopped cilantro (i had dried, so i used it. fresh would be better)