Recipes: Cauliflower Cheese Bread & Chicken Sausage Hash

I finally have my computer back. It was supposed to be 8 days (yes I might have cried when they told me) but it came early! I felt like a limb had been amputated while it was gone. How sad is that? It also made me realize how much I missed blogging when I couldn’t physically do it, so I have a renewed sense of priority here, I hope I haven’t lost you all in the mean time.

Today, I wanted to share the recipes for these two delicious dishes I made the other night, and posted on instagram a couple days ago.

chicken sausage hash & cauliflower cheese bread

The cauliflower crust cheesy bread was incredible.  I highly, highly recommend it. It was a bit more time intensive than the recipes I typically make, but well, well worth the effort. Totally carb and guilt free and so delicious. My husband had no idea the crust was made from a vegetable until I told him.

The chicken sausage hash is going to be a new staple for me. The flavors were just awesome and so, so easy to make.

Ingredients:

  • Chicken sausage (I used Amylu Italian)
  • Butternut squash
  • Basil to taste
  • 1 tablespoon balsamic glaze
  • 1 tablespoon Parmesan cheese

Directions:

  • Cut up the butternut squash into bite sized pieces, put on a baking sheet with a little olive oil, salt and pepper
  • Roast squash at 400 degrees until soft and slightly browned (took me about 30 minutes)
  • Cut up chicken sausage into bite sized pieces and brown in a skillet
  • Combine sausage, squash, torn up basil, balsamic glaze and parm.

That’s it! So simple. It was unreal. The combo of salty and sweet was just so delicious.

 

 

January Blues

Although I’ve always been drawn to all different varieties of design, lately I have found myself drawn to more traditional rooms, specifically in all different shades of blue.

Blue has never been a color I have liked. I love it in other peoples’ homes but for some reason I never gravitate to it on my own. But now… after seeing these spaces, I have completely changed my mind. I love how a light, dusty blue can be so soft and sweet but a bright royal blue lacquer can be so bold.

chinoiserie dining room royal blue lacquer office blue floral bedroom with canopy blue lacquer closet

blue chinoiserie dining ::: royal blue office ::: canopy bedroom ::: lacquered closet :::

 

What do you think? Have you always been a blue fan? If not, are you a convert now?