Recipes from Today’s Show: Lunch on the Go
Published by lscalaquinn
TODAY on MHTV: If you and the fam are planning on a busy day full of running around, pack up a delicious homemade lunch the night before to avoid not-so-healthy fast food restaurants. Two kinds of pressed sandwiches, one meat and one veggie, will satisfy everyone. Fill up a thermos with cold tomato buttermilk soup that is creamy and delicious. For those among you who have a sweet tooth, no-bake peanut butter rice krispies cookies are crunchy, chewy and downright addictive. More from the show.
Get the recipes from this episode:
No-Bake Peanut Butter Rice Krispies Cookies
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Watch ”Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn” weekdays at 11 a.m. /10 a.m. CT on Hallmark Channel. Bonus episode airs weekdays at 11:30 a.m./10:30 a.m. CT.
Tags: ciabatta, eggplant, grilled, no-bake, peanut butter, red bell pepper, sandwich, summer squash, tomato, tomato soup, zucchini
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Categorised in: Recipes
Lucinda, when you talk about things that your grandmother used to do, its amazing because my mother made some of the same things. Example chicken w/vinegar (my family loves this and no one else has ever heard of it) ITS DELICIOUS. also when you talked about how she cut off both ends of a string bean and today we don’t. I love your show and all your ideas (especially the ones from your grandmother). I have been watching you on other shows for a while and am glad to see this new show.
gloria bassista from New Jersey
I saw a commercial for your show, watched one episode and I was hooked. I started taping the show and writing down the recipes and then bought your Mad Hungry cookbook. When I was growing up my father was the cook, but he didn’t like you in his kitchen. I wish he had taught me his favorite recipes. Your show and cookbook combined is like having a personal training session! I love it. I only wish I had this when my kids were still living at home. Both are in college. My daughter is into cooking and living on her own, so I gave her some sweet potatoes, mixed the spices and gave her the sweet potato fries recipe to make. Perhpas a Mad Hungry cookbook is in her future!!
GB:
Yes, it’s so cool when you discover shared cooking experiences. I’m so glad I had the time in the kitchen with my mom and grandma. Hope you stay tuned in.
BB:
Wow–hooked after one episode–I love that. And my boys and their friends in college love the recipes in MH. Def give it to your girl to help her along the way too.
Thank-you for the support.
Best,
LSQ
I love your show. Good old down home cooking. I’ve tried many of your recipes and thaey are wonderful. I can’t wait for a cold winter day to make your chicken and dumplings.
Lucinda, I love you, I love your show and I love the recipes you use. So much of what you comment on are like hearing myself talk. I love cooking and have taught cake decorating. This might be off the wall, but where do you purchase your tops that you wear? I love them and would love to buy some. Your best listener, Ruth
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