
This is certainly a simple and interesting dish, it looks like a chili, though a bit unusual. This sort of chili is normally not made with beans. Basically what you have is a bowl of meat, carrots and spices in tomato sauce. But you can serve it different ways.
When you serve it "two way", the sauce comes on a pile of spaghetti. When you serve it "three way", you add some grated cheese. A "four way" adds chopped yellow onions and a "five way" adds some sour cream. You can have great fun with this and I am sure that your children will think up some additional "ways" of serving this delicious dish.
Rustic Beef Tomato & Carrots Chili - NO Beans
Labels: Allspice, Broth, Carrots, Cheese, Chili, Dinner, Ground Beef, Lunch, Parsley, Pasta, Recipes, Smoked Paprika, Sour Cream, Tabasco, Tomato sauce, Yellow onions
Greenshell Mussels with Herbed Breadcrumbs, Au Gratin - Makes an Elegant Appetizer

In North America, blue mussels, the most common variety, grow on pilings, bulkheads, piers, and even on some bridge anchorages. The aquacultures mussels (like those in Europe) are grown on ropes suspended in the water. Blue mussels are harvested from the clear sea waters off the New England coast, while a relative also grows in the northern waters of the Pacific.
Spicy, Peppery Shrimp with Lemon-Soy Garlic Dip

While it may sensible to plan your main course first, especially when entertaining, it is still important to give plenty of thought to the appetizer. Divinely crisp and naughty, those spicy and peppery shrimp are great on their own or served with a lemon-soy garlic dip on the side.
Labels: Appetizer, Chili, Cornstarch, Garlic, Holiday, Party, Peanut oil, Recipes, Shrimp, Smoked Paprika, Spicy
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