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    Rotisserie Chicken Ravioli

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    Recipe courtesy of “Cookin’ Savvy”Servings: 4-61          package (25 ounces) cheese ravioli1          rotisserie chicken or leftover chicken1          head broccoli1          tablespoon garlic powder1          tablespoon onion powder1-2       cups chicken broth1          jar alfredo sauceCook ravioli according to package instructions and set aside.Cut up rotisserie chicken, using as much as desired. Cut broccoli into bite-size pieces or smaller.In pan over medium heat, heat chicken through. Add garlic powder and onion powder. Deglaze pan with 1 cup chicken broth then add alfredo sauce and broccoli.Pour in remaining broth if sauce is too thick. Stir in cooked ravioli and heat through 2-3 minutes.Find more family dinner ideas from Cookin’ Savvy at Culinary.net. More

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      Bloody Mary Dip

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      Recipe courtesy of Laughing Spatula on behalf of Duda Farm Fresh FoodsPrep time: 5 minutesServings: 88          ounces cream cheese, softened3          tablespoons tomato paste1          tablespoon Worcestershire sauce3          tablespoons pimento olives, chopped2          tablespoons onions, chopped2          tablespoons bacon, chopped1/4       cup chopped Dandy Celery, plus additional whole sticks for serving, divided1/4       teaspoon salt1/4       teaspoon pepper1/2       teaspoon granulated garlic            olives, for garnish            tomatoes, for garnish            crackers, for servingIn large bowl, combine cream cheese, tomato paste, Worcestershire sauce, pimento olives, onions, bacon, 1/4 cup chopped celery, salt, pepper and garlic.Mix well. Transfer to serving dish.Garnish with skewered olives and tomatoes. Serve with celery* and crackers to dip.* For an especially nutritious snack, scoop it using Dandy Celery, which is available year-round, packed with flavor and low in calories, making it a smart choice for snacking and cooking meals throughout the game. Plus, it’s 95% water, high in fiber to leave fans feeling full and refreshed and packaged fresh and crisp with no preservatives.To find more ways to tackle tailgating menus, visit dudafresh.com. More

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      Texas Ceviche

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      Servings: 2By Family Features | Contributor1          cup pineapple1          cup papaya1          red onioncilantro1/2       pound (about 16-20) Wild Caught Texas Shrimp1/2       pound snapper1/2       pound jumbo lump blue crab meatlime juicetortilla chipsDice pineapple, papaya, red onion and cilantro into small chunks.Rinse and prepare shrimp and snapper. Cut snapper and shrimp into bite-size chunks.In large glass bowl, combine shrimp, crab, snapper and fruit mixture. Squeeze thin layer of lime juice over mixture.Refrigerate dish for several hours, mixing every so often so flavors continue to mix and lime juice coats proteins.Once fish and shrimp finish marinating in lime juice, transfer to serving dish.Sprinkle with cilantro and serve with tortilla chips.EDITORIAL NOTES: Featuring fresh, sustainably harvested Wild Caught Texas Shrimp, you can feel good about serving your family seafood free from antibiotics and additives while also supporting local Texas shrimpers. Choosing domestic over imported shrimp – more than 90% of all shrimp eaten in the U.S. today is imported – means enjoying seafood that is responsibly sourced, meets strict U.S. environmental standards and helps sustain the Texas shrimping industry, which contributes about 5,000 jobs and $265 million annually to the state’s gross domestic product.Visit WildCaughtTXShrimp.com to find more cooking tips and fresh, flavorful seafood recipes.DISCLAIMER:Funded by a RESTORE Act Direct Component grant from the U.S. Department of the Treasury (Treasury). The opinions, findings, recommendations and conclusions contained herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official position of Treasury. References to specific individuals, agencies, companies, products or services should not be considered an endorsement by Treasury. More

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      Lasagna Rollups

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      Recipe courtesy of “Cookin’ Savvy”Servings: 4-6 (1 rollup per serving)8          lasagna noodles1          pound hamburger meat1          tablespoon garlic powder1          tablespoon onion powder15        ounces ricotta cheese1          teaspoon rosemary (optional)1          jar marinara sauce2          cups mozzarella cheese, dividedIn pot, boil noodles according to package instructions. Drain under cold water and set aside.In same pot, brown hamburger meat then add garlic powder and onion powder. Mix in ricotta cheese; rosemary, if desired; marinara sauce; and 1 cup mozzarella cheese.Heat oven to 350 F.Line baking dish with layer of hamburger sauce. Line cooled noodles on cutting board or parchment paper. Add hamburger sauce to each noodle and roll. Place lasagna rollups, seam sides down, in dish. Cover with remaining hamburger sauce and sprinkle with remaining mozzarella cheese.Bake 20 minutes.Find more weeknight meal ideas by visiting Culinary.net. More

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      Protein Marshmallow S’mores

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      2          cups Premier Protein Vanilla High Protein Shake5          tablespoons gelatin3          scoops Premier Protein Vanilla Milkshake 100% Whey Protein Powder3          graham crackers3          chocolate barsAdd protein shake to small saucepan and layer gelatin on top. Let set 5-10 minutes (gelatin will start to “bloom”).Over low heat, whisk mixture periodically until consistency thins.Pour into mixing bowl and allow to cool 5-10 minutes until mixture is warm, not hot.Add protein powder; whisk 10-20 minutes, or until light and fluffy. Mixture should not break and fall immediately when whisk is lifted.Pour mixture into lined pan and allow to set in refrigerator.Slice and serve alone or with graham crackers and chocolate bars.To find more information and protein-packed recipes that’ll help keep your summer health goals on track, visit PremierProtein.com. More

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      Grilled Burrata and Tomato Pasta

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      RECIPE COURTESY OF EMILY WEINBERGER FOR FOOD NETWORK KITCHENFrom the outside burrata may look like a ball of plain mozzarella cheese, but slice into it and you’ll find a center filled with delicious velvety cream. We heated it on the grill along with cherry tomatoes to make a wonderfully gooey, creamy pasta sauce that’s packed with Italian flavor. Chicken breast is easy to grill up alongside and toss in, and a topping of crunchy breadcrumbs, lemony arugula and another ball of fresh burrata (oh yes!) make it picture-perfect.Ingredients1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breastsZest and juice of 1 lemon7 tablespoons olive oil1 teaspoon dried oreganoKosher salt and freshly ground black pepperTwo 10-ounce packages cherry tomatoes2 shallots, thinly sliced3 garlic cloves, thinly slicedTwo 8-ounce balls burrata12 ounces cavatappi pasta1 cup panko breadcrumbs2 packed cups arugula1 cup grated ParmesanBalsamic vinegar, for servingDirectionsPrepare a grill for medium heat.Meanwhile, toss the chicken with half the lemon juice, 2 tablespoons of the olive oil, the oregano, 1 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of black pepper. Let it sit to marinate for about 10 minutes (don’t let it sit any longer or the acid from the lemon juice will start to cook the chicken).While the chicken is marinating, toss the tomatoes, shallots, garlic, 2 tablespoons of the olive oil, 1 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of black pepper in a medium bowl. Pour the mixture into the middle of two large sheets of foil stacked on top of each other. Place one ball of burrata on top of the tomatoes, fold the foil over all the ingredients and pinch it tightly on all sides to seal it closed. Grill until the tomatoes are starting to burst and the burrata is melted and gooey, 14 to 16 minutes.Place the chicken on the grill and cook until dark grill marks appear on the bottom, 7 to 8 minutes. Flip the chicken and continue cooking until a digital thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken registers 165 degrees, 7 to 8 minutes. Remove from the grill and let it rest for 5 minutes. Slice the chicken into 1/2-inch-thick pieces.While the burrata and chicken are grilling, bring a large pot of salted water to boil. Cook the cavatappi until al dente, about 7 minutes. Reserve 1/4 cup of the pasta cooking water, then drain and set aside.Meanwhile, add the panko, 2 tablespoons of the olive oil, 1 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of black pepper to a large skillet and cook over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, until the panko is golden brown, 5 to 6 minutes. Stir in the lemon zest and set aside. Toss the arugula with the remaining lemon juice and remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil.Empty the contents of the foil packet into the drained pasta and stir until well combined. Fold in the Parmesan, chicken and reserved pasta water until the cheese has melted. Transfer the pasta to a serving bowl and top with the breadcrumbs. Place the arugula on top of the breadcrumbs and then top with the remaining ball of burrata. Drizzle with balsamic and slice into the burrata so that the soft center oozes out. More

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      Protein-Packed Frosted Peach Lemonade

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      By Family Features | Contributor2          scoops Premier Protein Vanilla Milkshake 100% Whey Protein Powder1          cup lemonade1          cup frozen peach slicesIn blender, blend protein powder, lemonade and frozen peach slices until smooth.When summer throws you off your routine, reach for convenient sources of high-quality protein, like Premier Protein High Protein Shakes. With 30 grams of protein, 160 calories and 1 gram of sugar, you don’t have to choose between summer fun and nutrition.To find more information and protein-packed recipes that’ll help keep your summer health goals on track, visit PremierProtein.com. More

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      How to Prepare the Perfect Steak

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      By Culinary.net | Contributor A sizzling steak is a surefire sound of summer, and the flavors achieved from one that’s perfectly grilled are hard to match. Before you fire up your grill, consider these five basics for cooking a chef-worthy steak: Prepare Your CutTaste preferences (and prices) may differ among sirloins, ribeyes, T-bones and more, but the way you prepare steaks likely won’t change much from cut to cut. You’ll want to trim the thickness down to 1/2-1 inch for proper cooking, and setting the meat out ahead of time allows it to warm to room temperature before hitting the grill. Placing a refrigerator-cool slab on hot grates works against you in two ways: first, the cold meat instantly chills your previously warm grill, and second, the inner portion of the steak will take longer to grill. Add Some SaltFeel free to add any spices that you prefer, but remember a good steak typically doesn’t require fancy seasoning – a pinch of salt works just fine. Add your salt anywhere between 30 minutes to a few hours before grilling time to help retain moisture and improve flavor. Aim for High HeatGrilling a steak correctly actually isn’t just about maintaining a sweltering flame. A two-zone fire is usually the way to go – one side of the grill should be hot (using direct heat) with the other side not quite as warm (indirect heat). This allows you to create a sear over direct heat before finishing cooking through – without burning – over indirect heat. Sear and SlideSpeaking of searing: Cooking your steak over direct heat 1-2 minutes on each side is normally about right for creating a proper sear. At this point, depending on the thickness of your steak, you’ll want to check for doneness. If it’s not quite to the temperature you’re looking to achieve, simply slide it over to the indirect heat for a finishing touch. Keep in mind these general guidelines for doneness: 120-125 F is rare, 130-135 F is medium-rare, 140-145 F is medium, 150-155 F is medium-well and 160-175 F is well done. Let RestFinally, as hungry as you may be at this point, resting steaks is an important last step before diving in. Giving your steaks 5-10 minutes (foil or no foil) allows flavors to redistribute and moisture to be retained in the meat. Find more cooking tips and recipes at Culinary.net. Photo courtesy of Getty Images More

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      Two Summer Watermelon Recipes

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      Recipes courtesy of Family Features and Watermelon.org | ContributorWatermelon Ice PopsRecipe courtesy of National Watermelon Promotion Board1       watermelonchunks of fresh fruit (such as grapes, strawberries or kiwi)Puree watermelon and pour into ice pop molds.Drop in chunks of fresh fruit, insert caps and place in freezer.Serve when frozen.Watermelon Salad with Feta and MintRecipe courtesy of National Watermelon Promotion Board1/4    cup lemon vinaigrette4       cups cubed watermelon1/2    English cucumber, cut into 1/4-inch half moons1/2    small red onion, thinly sliced1/4    cup crumbled feta cheese2       tablespoons fresh mint, roughly choppedDrizzle vinaigrette in bottom of large canning jar. Layer with watermelon, cucumber, red onion, feta and mint.Cover tightly with lid and shake to combine. Keep refrigerated until ready to serve.Substitution: Use Greek dressing in place of lemon vinaigrette.To find more ways to serve watermelon this summer and all year long, visit Watermelon.org. More