Shopping Saute


There are certain items, I like to eat, and when I shop, I generally pick these up and figure, I will make use of them.  When I looked in my refrigerator, I found these ingredients to be used: Spinach, Sausage, Mushrooms and Bok Choy.  They tended to make sense to me as possibilities for a dish.  I thought about it and decided, the most logical dish, would be a stir-fry.

 This was such a delicious meal.  Sausage may not be the healthiest food but it has such a yummy flavor and I love it.  I don't often make it so when I do, I doubly enjoy it.  It adds a wham to any dish.  I bought a sweet sausage for hubby who is not a fan of spicy and found this sausage too much for him.  Strangely, he managed to eat it, heartily.
Spinach-Sausage Saute  

Ingredients

2 sausages (I prefer chicken)
spray olive oil
2 bok choy, sliced
1 cup spinach, torn
1/2 teaspoon garlic, minced
4 button mushrooms, sliced

Method

Spray large skillet with olive oil.  Heat to medium temperature.
Slice sausage and add to pan.  Brown lightly.

Add mushrooms and garlic and cook for another 5 minutes until mushrooms are cooked.
Add bok choy and spinach.  Mix in with sausage and mushrooms and cook for 2 additional minutes.
When everything is hot, serve.  This is delicious with rice, quinoa, noodles or potatoes.

Comments

  1. That GirlDecember 1, 2012 at 12:20 AM

    You are fabulous with sausage!

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  2. yummychunkletDecember 1, 2012 at 10:57 PM

    Looks delicious!

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  3. April J HarrisDecember 3, 2012 at 5:31 PM

    What a delicious dish! I love sausages too; they really do add wonderful flavour to so many things.

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  4. accessories for the homeDecember 10, 2012 at 1:36 AM

    This is really an interesting blog as it focuses on the very important topic. i came to know about so many things or tips.

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