Alright, I'm not a food blogger by any means.
I'm not even someone that would consider myself a cook.
I'm not even someone that would consider myself a cook.
My mom still thinks my husband cooks every meal for us...
But this year I've learned a lot about cooking and how to prepare meals for our little family of 2 (one of us eats like 4 so most of our meals are rather large...). I've started meal planning which helps a lot with being creative with your food. And as much as I'm not a huge Pinterest-er I've found that I'm a HUGE fan of other more talented cooks sharing recipes. This recipe is just that. I found it on Pinterest from The Comfort of Cooking (you can check the original one out HERE).
Basically, I clicked on it the first time because its beautiful.
I mean look at all those colors and textures! Plus I needed a new way to cook veggies other than just baking them. I've posted the link to the original pin like 4 times on Facebook, shared it with lots of friends and made it at least 6 times this summer. Basically we love it and I'm so glad I found it :)
So here is my spin on the Sausage Veggie Skillet! (And yes it is different from the original, mostly because I never follow recipes, but also because I cook with what I have on hand.)
What you need:
Olive Oil
1 Zucchini
1 Yellow Squash
1 Red Bell Pepper
4 Red Potatoes
1/2lb of ground sausage
3 cloves minced garlic
1T Italian Seasoning
1T Italian Seasoning
Ground Pepper
1/2t Garlic Powder
What you do:
What you do:
Step 1: Brown sausage in your skillet (I use venison sausage but use whatever you have) and remove from skillet.
Step 2: Cube up potatoes and roast, covered, until soft. (This can take a while, and be sure to add in your olive oil and keep them moving so they don't burn!)
Step 3: Sauté diced onion and bell pepper.
Step 4: Once the onion and bell pepper are almost done add in the zucchini and squash.
Step 5: Once all veggies are mostly cooked add back in your sausage and seasonings.
Step 6: Cover and let cook another 5 minutes on low. Once all veggies are soft you are ready to roll!
Yes, I made this earlier tonight but Reed isn't home yet so I'm waiting (not so) patiently to dig in!
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