Category Archives: Cook This Not That

This past week I went to lunch with a friend. You may or may not know I’ve been watching my calories and eating out always makes me nervous. Before heading to eat I checked online for nutrition information. I typically … Continue reading →

I love pretty much anything that is grilled. Ribs especially. I grew up in a family that loves ribs. This recipe reminds me of my grandmother, she always starts her in the oven first. There were quite a few steps … Continue reading →

I’m a salad lover. I remember when I was little and my family used to go to Sizzler, or even when we used to go to buffet resarants I would always go for the salad first. I loved piling on … Continue reading →

Does this look delicious, or does this look delicious? Funny story. I’m no perfect person in the kitchen, and I make mistakes all the time. I kept thinking to myself this wasn’t as spicy as I had envisioned it. It … Continue reading →

According to Cook This Not That, spaghetti carbonara is “the Italians’ take on bacon and eggs”. This is the much healthier version. I was a little tripped out by cracking eggs over the pasta, tossing, and then being ready to … Continue reading →

Mmmm… Pasta! I love Italian food. Baked Ziti probably makes the list in the top 5, although it would be hard for me to narrow a top five. I’m typically no fan of spicy, but this recipe had a good … Continue reading →

I know I’ve said it a million times. But seriously, I am in love with my Cook This Not That cookbook. In love. There are so many recipes that have turned out so delicious. That’s pretty rare, I would say. … Continue reading →

There are some recipes you try and they are good, and there are some recipes you try and they are great. This is one of those recipes that is great. If you’ve ever had Olive Garden’s Chicken Marsala, this tastes … Continue reading →

I absolutely LOVE bratwurst sausages, the only problem is they are terrible for you!!! This is an awesome alternative that I found from Cook This Not That. I couldn’t find chicken sausage, so I went with a sweet Italian turkey … Continue reading →