Saturday, June 6, 2015

Something Saturdays (6/6/15)

In case anyone wonders why I'd move back to Ohio. (in addition to the family reasons and such)

Are you a fan of The Goofy Movie?? If so then check out this theory about Powerline and Bruno Mars :P

Let's see-this week we finished the seating chart and officially finished and approved the programs, our favors (which are bookmarks), etc. I had my veil trial with my hair and makeup team and that was suuuper exciting. Michael finished his summer intercession class which is good because he can now help me work on other stuff lol! (cuz guys...the wedding is in 2 weeks !!!)

In not so great news I scratched my pretty new car and then, yesterday, got a flat tire. *sigh* Of course the dealership was closed when I got my flat so now I have to call them this morning and hope it can be easily taken care of.

Oh well-tomorrow is Michael's soon-to-be aunt's bridal shower and that should be fun!

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Ginger-Nectarine Galette-Guest Post with The Spiffy Cookie

Hallo again my friends!! I've got another awesome guest post for you today! Erin of The Spiffy Cookie has guest posted on here before and she's one of my best blog/real life buds--she recently moved to Ohio and it's so awesome to only be 2 hours away from each other! Because then if I see her post a particularly delectable treat I know I can just hop into the car to go beg her for some...that's logical, right?

Enough rambling, over to Erin!
Ginger-Nectarine Galette
Why hello there Cooking Actress readers! My name is Erin and I blog over on The Spiffy Cookie, but don't let the name fool you, there's far more than cookies and desserts. Of course I say that right before diving into a dessert recipe, but I digress. I'm super excited to be here today and consider myself lucky to not only know Kayle through the blogging world, but in real life as well.
Ginger-Nectarine Galette
I met her for the first time while visiting NYC 2 years ago and then guest posted for Kayle when she was in the process of moving to Ohio. Little did I know at the time that I soon would join her and live just 2 hours away! We've already reunited once and have plans to visit the KitchenAid experience center here in Ohio after she's done getting hitched. Hurry up and get married already!
Ginger-Nectarine Galette
But enough about our shenanigans, I know that what you really want is a slice of this galette. To me, galette just means a fancy looking, yet lazy free-form pie. You don't even need a pie pan or rolling pin, just toss the fruit with the seasonings, unroll a package or refrigerated pie crust onto a baking sheet (or okay, be fancy and make one homemade), spread out the fruit, and fold over the edges of the pie crust. Viola!
Ginger-Nectarine Galette
The best part is that if you do decide to make your own pie crust, you don't have to worry about it being perfectly symmetrical or having smooth edges because we're going for a more rustic look anyway. And those nectarines dotted with pieces of ginger will steal the stage no matter what it looks like. But in case your galette is feeling self-conscious, I covered the edges with sliced almonds.
Thanks Kayle for having me today. I'm so happy for you and Michael to be married! You two are the absolute cutest.

Monday, June 1, 2015

Swai, Rice, and Broccoli in Parchment Paper

Swai, Rice, and Broccoli in Parchment Paper
As I've mentioned before-Michael is a big fan of variety. And he has a big appetite. So I often struggle with making enough food and enough different kinds of food to keep him satisfied. Which is why I was SO thrilled when I came up with this super simple dinner idea and he loved it!
Swai, Rice, and Broccoli in Parchment Paper
One of the best parts of this recipe is-in addition to the fact that you cook an entire dinner together in the oven-that you can completely customize the flavorings based upon preferences. I went a slightly spicy route using chili powder and paprika, but you could also do soy sauce and ginger, or garlic and herbs, etc. Also, you can switch out the veggies according to preference-I used broccoli but you could use whatever, or a combo of different vegetables. (Heck, you can even use chicken instead of fish!) And in the end you have flavorful rice, veggies, and fish all cooked up together. It's perfect. My solution to weeknight dinners for my hungry hungry hippo of a fiance' and I know it'll be a great option for your family too! 
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