First off, thank you all so much for the Cait’s Plate birthday wishes! I honestly can’t believe it’s been 3 years. In some ways it feels like it should be much longer – I can barely remember a time before the blog!
I made a quick trip to the gym this afternoon and did a half hour on the elliptical + back exercises.
And refueled when I got home with an apple and almond butter –
Chad is training for a marathon and had a scheduled training run he had to get done so while he headed out, I got to work on dinner….a favorite of mine.
Starting with these guys:
I simply sliced them up and sauteed them in a little olive oil + salt & pepper. Once they softened a bit, I threw in some Trader Joe’s Andoulli Chicken Sausage:
Then sauteed the mixture until the chicken sausage browned nicely.
The final step was to top it all off with Arrabbiata Sauce (which means “angry” in Italian…which makes sense due to it’s heat!) and serve over whole wheat farfalle –
This dish definitely has a kick to it…but it’s so worth the nose-running-mouth-burning moments.
On the side we had some crusty whole wheat bread:
Dipped in olive oil + salt.
And some greens:
This whole meal was just as good as it was the first time I made it. A huge thanks goes out to my brother-in-law and my sister for introducing me to it!
Hope everyone enjoyed their weekends!
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Corrie Anne says
Mmm.. crusty bread + angry sauce sounds wonderful! 🙂
Cait says
Haha – it most definitely was!
Lauren says
That dinner looks fantastic! Simple and fantastic!
Cait says
It’s simplicity added to it’s fantastic-ness 🙂
Katie says
Three cheers for one-skillet dinners!! Nothing better. Except for that bread dipped in olive oil – I could dine on that alone. 🙂 Happy Monday!
Cait says
Haha – you and me both! I have to control myself otherwise that will be dinner for me.
Kelly says
Macaroni Grill serves fresh crusty bread and olive oil on the table and it is everything I can do to stop at 2 peices. There are many times when I just want to eat that for my entire meal.
Cait says
Hahaha exactly! I’m the same way with Bertucci’s (do they have those in TX?) – sometimes it definitely ends up being the majority of my meal!