I purchased this magazine a week or so ago,
and I think that it is still in the stores.
I got mine in Walmart...
And this is the recipe...
Believe it or not, I cut the recipe in half, and hubby and I had leftovers for lunch the next day. I didn't even use a cast iron pan, but rather just a Caphalon one. And since dill is no longer growing in my herb garden, I just used a little bit of the dried type. I used Jimmy Dean sage pork sausage, and there was something very delicious about the mix of the sausage and the sweet potatoes. I served it with a little kale salad on the side, which bulked it up a little.
Let me know if you try it and what you think!
YUMMMMO Sue!! Thanks for sharing. I'm hungry; time for lunch!
ReplyDeleteSo what did you have for lunch?! Something yummy I hope.
DeleteIt looks so delicious, Sue, and for me something we would only have for dinner here, in Denmark, as normal process :-) is dark or white bread--,cheese ,marmelade and tea/coffee ,in the mornings !! I would love to try this !!
ReplyDeleteDorthe,xo
Thanks, Dorthe! I think I would like eating in Denmark. I'll be there for breakfast! Hugs to you!
Deletelooks yummy!
ReplyDeleteIt really was. Thanks for coming by, Susan!
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