cotelette de porc facile sauce aux champignons

Aujourd'hui j'ai le rhume
j'ai pas le goût de cuisiner
J'ai le goût de confort food...  Comme quand j'étais petite...

Côtelettes de porc crémeuse aux champignons de Campbell

4 côtelettes de porc, ¾ po d'épaisseur
1 c. à soupe d'huile
1 oignon moyen, haché
1½ tasse de champignons tranchés
1 gousse d'ail, émincée
1 boîte de crème de champignon Campbell
½ tasse de lait

1. Dorer les côtelettes dans l'huile chaude dans une poêle à frire. Mettre de côté.

2. Sauter les légumes dans la poêle jusqu'à tendreté. Égoutter le gras.

3. Incorporer le mélange de soupe et porter à l'ébullition. Remettre les côtelettes dans la poêle. Laisser mijoter, à couvert, pendant 10 minutes ou jusqu'à ce que le tout soit bien cuit.

Donne 4 portions

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biscuit au chocolat 3 ingrédients

Dans le genre recette facile!!!
j'ai justement des bananes qui sont en train de rendre l'âme sur mon comptoir

SERVINGS: Approximately 15 cookies

INGREDIENTS:

• 2 very ripe large bananas
• 1 cup of quick oats (look for gluten-free oats if you have an allergy– some oats are contaminated with small traces of wheat)
• 2 small tbsp of unsweetened cacao
• Optional mix-ins of your choice (chocolate chips, cacao nibs, chopped nuts, raisins, coconut flakes, flax seed, vanilla, diced raspberries, dried cranberries, etc.)

DIRECTIONS:

1. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and line a baking sheet with non-stick foil or parchment paper.
2. Mash 2 ripe bananas in a bowl, and then mix in up to 2 tbsp of unsweetened cacao powder and 1 cup of quick oats until a cookiedough-like batter is formed (the amount of oats you need depends on the size of your bananas, so start with 3/4 of a cup and add more as needed). The mixture will seem dry at first, but after a few minutes of mixing with a spoon it will turn into a nice consistency.
3. Fold in any mix-ins you plan on adding to the batter (I added a large handful of chocolate chips).
4. Place about 15 clumps of your cookie dough mixture evenly on your baking sheet. Flatten and mold them with your hands to form “cookie” shapes (these cookies will not flatten or change shape with baking).
5. Bake at 350 degrees for 10-15 minutes.
6. Enjoy!! Like most cookies, these are best when served warm, right out of the oven, but you can also store them in a tupperware container or ziplock bag for later.

TIPS:

• These can also be made the traditional way without the cacao powder which makes the recipe more versatile (cinnamon raisin, white chocolate cranberry, etc.). You can see that recipe here.
• Try rubbing a little coconut oil on your fingers before shaping your cookies to prevent them from sticking to your hands.

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