To start out I used my Ninja to chop up my uncooked chicken breast. 1 full breast, then browned it in a pan, and chopped all my veggies finely again in the Ninja. I didn't measure, just added a bunch of stuff. I used about 3 regular sized carrots, 1 yellow onion, 3celery stalks, 1/4 of a cabbage, 1 1/2 cups of bean sprouts, and a clove of garlic. I also like mushrooms if I have them on hand, but you could use anything you want in yours, pork, other veggies etc. |
Yum!
ReplyDeleteHappy stumble day. My post is http://booksyourkidswilllove.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-do-i-know-if-book-is-appropriate.html
Looks good!
ReplyDeleteI'm stumbling back! Thanks for visiting!
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Mmmm looks good! I've never heard of a Ninja before? Is that what you call your blender? or is there an actual product out there called a Ninja? lol
ReplyDeletemmm They look truly deelish!
ReplyDelete@Dallas lol...A Ninja is a type/brand of blender that can also be used as a food processor. It is an infomercial item (one that actually works) I LOVE MINE!! I don't think I'll ever go back to a regular blender again!
ReplyDeleteOh yum! Those look fantastic. I never thought of using a food processor for the inner bits. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI stumbled you.
Here's my post:
http://www.mapleleafmommy.com/2011/03/secret-mommyhood-confessions-im-scarred.html
Stumbled. Please Stumble me back!
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Wow, these do look really yummy!
I wish you lived next door and I could come over for eggrolls :)
ReplyDeleteStumbled! If you haven't already, I hope you link up again this week.
http://kellysluckyyou.com/2011/03/stumble-tumble-tuesday-mar-29-2011/