Showing posts with label whole wheat pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whole wheat pizza. Show all posts

Saturday, January 21, 2012

BBQ Pulled Chicken

Time passes by so quickly but good, home-cooked food has a way of slowing it down. There is nothing quite like sitting down to a delicious hot meal with a couple of your friends, family, neighbors, and whoever else was drawn in by the wonderful aromas wafting from your kitchen. Today's recipe is a hearty BBQ pulled chicken that will be sure to draw in the crowds. The best part is that it takes so little time to make  that you can spend all of your time enjoying it with your friends and family.


I like to serve this BBQ Pulled Chicken on a whole wheat bun with some broccoli slaw. Baked sweet potato fries can be a great addition as well. Using chicken breast instead of pork or even chicken thighs helps to reduce the overall fat and calories in this dish. The slow cooker keeps all of the chicken deliciously moist. 

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Brie Fig and Cherry Whole Wheat Pizza

The sky is bright but the air is crisp. I might have to admit that fall has indeed arrived in New England. Normally I find it difficult to let go of the warm weather, farmer’s markets, and outdoor dinner parties that typically come with the summer months; however, I’ve been approaching the change of seasons with a bit more zeal than usual this year.


One reason for my enthusiasm might be the new schedule that fall brings. After a summer of staying around the city and not doing much more than working, it will be nice to have the change of pace that comes with beginning a new set of classes. Another reason for my enthusiasm might very well be this recipe for Brie Fig and Cherry Whole Wheat Pizza that bridges the flavors of summer and fall fare. The summery arugula salad and fresh cherries combine with the warm and earthy flavors of the caramelized onions, brie cheese, and fresh figs combine to create a dish full of all of the best flavors of both summer and fall. I love to make this pizza when I need to use up the last of my summer produce but when I want something a bit more warm and satisfying than a salad.