“Figaro, Figaro, Figaro…”
I’m sure if you’re a loyal reader of this site, you’ve figured out by now that I’m never going to start cooking (afterall, I’ve been attempting to cook since my New Year’s resolution in January)
For this first ever (and hopefully not last) installment of Finance Foodie Cooks At Home, I’m going to be making Basil Parmesan Chicken with grilled white meat chicken, broccoli florets and tomatoes with cavatappi pasta tossed in a flavorful creamy basil parmesan sauce. MMMMMM!! Doesn’t that sound good? And what if I told you it takes less than 20 minutes to whip this up?
Well you’re in luck since I just discovered that Romano’s Macaroni Grill has come out with a new line of frozen entrees that are perfect for quickly and conveniently recreating premium quality meals right in your own kitchen. Ok, so I’m not cooking from scratch –sorry, but I work 80 hours a week – BUT I am using my stove (baby steps)!
To make this meal, pour the contents of the bag and ¼ cup milk (I used soy milk since I didn’t have regular milk in my fridge) into a 10 inch non stick skillet.
The cover and let it simmer for ~20 minutes.
The volia! A restaurant quality meal that you can enjoy in the comfort of your own home (and PJs) at a fraction of the cost!
Bon Appétit!
You can enter up to FIVE times:
1. REQUIRED: In my comments section, tell me you what is your favorite type of pasta. (mine is orecchiette)
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Contest ended Wednesday August 11 at 5pm EST. Winners will be chosen via random integer generator on random.org announced on the financefoodie.com site shortly afterwards that night!
[Full disclosure: prizepack and samples were provided to me by Romano's Macaroni Grill via myblogspark]











I love that oricchette is your favorite pasta! I just recently made a yummy pasta salad using oricchette! I'm a big fan of whole wheat penne.