You have 0 items in your cart
Italian Herb Baked Cheese Tortellini
This post may contain affiliate links. View my privacy policy and disclosure policy for more details.
So, as many of you know, I’m huge and pregnant. This baby should be making his appearance by the end of the month! Holy cow. Did that just sneak up on me? I think yes. My baby belly is seriously getting too big in front of me… so much so that I have to stand sideways to do dishes and/or cook anything in the kitchen. Basically, I’ve capped my dinner-making ability at 30 minutes. If I can’t get it done in that time, then we go get pizza —> I’m not even kidding.
Well, conveniently, Land O’Lakes asked me to participate in their Weeknight Wins Blogger Challenge using their brand-new product called Sauté Express® Sauté Starter—basically a one-stop shop (aka magical butter and herb squares) for throwing yummy and easy dinners together in under 30 minutes. Just what this momma needs! I’m going to be using this brand-new product to develop some new dinner ideas that are fast and simple and you’re going to love!
This first week, four other bloggers and I were challenged to make a dinner with Sauté Express® Sauté Starter that would please the pickiest of eaters. Along with the recipes I’ll be sharing on Lauren’s Latest, you can follow the challenge on Pinterest and pin your favorite recipes. Check it out over at the Weeknight Wins by Sauté Express® Sauté Starter Pinterest Board. Plus, each week there will be a sweepstakes to enter. Yay!
Do you know how I deal with feeding picky eaters? I yell at them and then throw them out of my house.
Duh.
I mean… just kidding.
Only some of them get kicked out.
I deal with picky eaters with CHEESE. Oh, and pasta.
It always works! I have no idea why every kid loves cheesy noodles, but somehow it’s embedded in their DNA to love all things Italian. Is that just a “my family” thing? I don’t think so. Anyways, I made some Italian Herb Baked Cheesy Tortellini using the Italian Herb Sauté Express® Sauté Starter and got it done in 30 minutes! It was cheesy, delicious and super filling! My 4-year-old gobbled it up!
Here’s how you make it:
First things first. Get some water boiling for that tortellini! It’ll only take two minutes to cook, but you want to give the water a head start. Pretend I took a picture of that. ANYWAY, now you can start out with some Italian Herb Sauté Express® Sauté Starter…
Four little squares to be exact! Get those melting into your pan over medium heat.
Add in some diced onion and sauté for 3 minutes.
Next add your zucchini and cook for another 3 minutes.
You’re going to want to cook off some cheese tortellini at some point too.
Back to the sauce. Add in a can of petite diced tomatoes and salt and pepper if you’d like. Since all the flavoring is in the Sauté Express Sauté Starter, I just added a tiny bit of salt! Easy peasy! No messing around with bottles of basil or oregano! See what I mean about one-stop shop?
Ok, so once your sauce has cooked down and the veggies are tender, stir in that cooked tortellini with some shaved parmesan cheese.
Then top the whole thing with a healthy layer of mozzarella and place under the broiler.
Two minutes later and dinner is done!
Hello cheesy goodness!
So yummy, you guys!!
Feel free to top with more cheese and a little parsley if you want to be fancy.So, in about 30 minutes, I had this dinner on the table! Not too shabby if I say so myself! My husband and I loved it and through a little convincing so did my 4-year-old! {The layer of melty cheese won her over.}
Here’s the printable! Enjoy!
Italian Herb Baked Cheese Tortellini
Cheese Tortellini dish comes together in a snap with a little Sauté Express Sauté Starter! Found in the dairy section at your local grocer.
Ingredients
- 1 lb cheese tortellini fresh or frozen
- 4 cubes Italian Herb Saute Express Saute Starter
- 1 medium onion diced
- 2 small zucchini diced
- 14.5 oz petite diced tomatoes 1 can
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 cup shaved parmesan cheese
- 1 1/2 cups grated mozzarella cheese
- parsley for garnish optional
Instructions
- Bring large pot of water to boil. While waiting for water to boil, prep veggies. Heat deep skillet over medium heat and saute onion, 3 minutes. Stir in zucchini and cook another 3 minutes until onions and zucchini are tender. Salt water and cook tortellini according to package directions. Drain and set aside.
- Stir tomatoes, salt and pepper into softened veggies. Simmer lightly for 5 minutes. Stir in cooked tortellini and parmesan cheese. Sprinkle top with mozzarella cheese and place under broiler until cheese is melted and bubbly. Serve hot.
Nutrition
Calories: 590kcalCarbohydrates: 62gProtein: 34gFat: 24gSaturated Fat: 11gCholesterol: 85mgSodium: 1097mgPotassium: 539mgFiber: 7gSugar: 11gVitamin A: 720IUVitamin C: 22mgCalcium: 571mgIron: 5mg
Rate This RecipePlease consider Leaving a 5-Star Review!
Disclosure: I’ve partnered with Land O’Lakes for an exclusive endorsement of
Sauté Express® Sauté Starter. This blog post is sponsored by Land O’Lakes. All opinions are my own.
[…] time for another Land O’Lakes Weeknight Wins Challenge! Remember last weeks’ tortellini dish? Well, this week, Land O’Lakes challenged us to create “A New Twist on an Old Favorite.” We […]
Homemade pizza!!
This is a new family favorite!!! Made this last night and everyone loved it, plus it is quick and easy to make. Leftovers just as delicious for lunch the next day.
Hola! I would also make the tortellini. I have been eyeballing a similar recipe and recently went out and bought the stuff to make that, but i think im going to switch it up and make this one instead!
I would cook up some Italian sausage with red peppers, sweet onions, garlic and a little spinach. Pour that over farafalle, and serve with roasted cauliflower . My grandkids LOVE it! As long as I serve up the pasta!!!
Noodles with some kind of cheese sauce!
[…] Recipe and Photos credit to laurenslatest.com […]
My go to is always Pasta!! I would use the sauté express with pasta and chicken!!
[…] time for another Land O’Lakes Weeknight Wins Challenge! Remember last weeks’ tortellini dish? Well, this week, Land O’Lakes challenged us to create “A New Twist on an Old Favorite.” We […]
Chicken sandwiches are great. Chicken breasts halved horizontally sauté up quickly and stay so juicy, and you can top them with anything the picky eater likes!
I would make this recipe or some other pasta dish
I would use the Lemon Peppe Saute Expres to make a tilapia dish! Yum!
My weeknight win to please a picky eater is always pasta! You can’t go wrong with it and can always sneak extra veggies into the sauces to increase the nutrition value!
Pizza is always a winner
If I call it Pizza, they will eat it! I make whole wheat crust and we top with anything out of the fridge, cover with cheese and bake. Everyone eats and it is so fast and easy.
It would be great to try out the various flavors of Saute Express!
My weeknight win is Frito Pie 🙂
I would definitely try your cheesy tortellini, It looks so good!
My weeknight win is anything Mexican. The boys in the house can’t resist Mexican food.
There’s no little ones in the house, my husband and I usually agree on eating a quick meal of a ham and cheese omelet when we don’t want to cook a big meal.
I would use the saute express with shrimp.
Homemade pizzas or soft tacos are always the surefire bet to please the two picky eaters in my house!
This tortellini looks amazing! I saw these Saute Starters in the grocery store & I was intrigued! This post made me put them (and the other ingredients for this dish!) on my grocery list.
Our go-to weeknight//toddler-approved meal is simple spaghetti and meatballs. with cheese!
My family loves just about anything with pasta. This Italian Herb Sauté Express® Sauté Starter is going to make my homemade pasta dishes so much better! Can’t wait to try this!
I have an extremely picky eater in my house, a 6 year old boy who will barely eat a grilled cheese sandwich. I bet he would like your tortellini minus the last 8 ingredients on the recipe list! My go to for him is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I do make homemade sourdough soft pretzels that both my kids love but its more of a lunch than a dinner. My go to for the rest of the family is a panini loaded with whatever needs to be used up in the fridge, meat, cheese, vegetables and even fruit. Sometimes we call them garbage paninis.
Anything with pasta and cheese. Your recipe looks fabulous! I would start with that
Oh another great giveaway, & this looks like a really good recipe to try when I have kids over that maybe picky!
Oh yes this like a really good recipe again…& I love your giveaways….Thanks for letting me enter. 🙂
My weeknight win for all of us (all picky!) is my cheesy tortellini. Cheese tortellini, shredded chicken, a make-shift alfredo sauce, and bacon! Bacon makes everything better, right?!?
I’ve tried the lemon Saute Express before, and I have to admit, I was a bit hesitant at first. I mean, it’s just butter with herbs, right? Wrong! I grilled some chicken with it, and the flavor was so amazing! It turned out so delicious, and now I want to try all the flavors!
You can’t go wrong with mac n’ cheese!
Spaghetti w/smoked sausage. Everyone loves it, it’s super easy, and also quick to throw together. This dish, however, looks amazing. 😉
For picky eaters we usually do tacos, but also sometimes ham and cheese sliders.
Would love to try the Saute Express starters to bring a new dimension to our current somewhat boring meals
I use this to sauté all my chicken. My picky eater loves it!
Anything with no flavor or with cheese. Plain pasta, Mac & cheese, pb & j.
Udon noodle soup for my picky eaters!
I am my own picky eater, so when I try new goods that I used to hate, I always start small and mix it in with something that I like. I used to hate tomatoes, but I found that by cooking them first, I liked them. Now I eat them raw- I am converted!
I have used saute express for chicken, but I have never thought about using it for pasta! Great idea. I think I want to try that next time!
Oddly enough my picky eaters don’t care for meat but veggies, and fruit and of course the unhealthy snacks. Roasted crispy potatoes, Crispy polenta are always a winner.
Peanut butter honey sandwiches. For some reason when I was pregnant with my first I could not eat a PB&H without vomiting but now it is sometimes the only thing he will eat all day, well, that I’m aware of. Ooh, I bet using these saute starter things on grilled cheese with some veggies tossed would be amazing. Oooh….
This looks delicious!! My go to quick meal is pizza or Mac n cheese!
The garlic and herb would be perfect to melt down and then brush on the top of breadsticks fresh from the oven.
I don’t please picky eaters. 🙂 I teach them to appreciate what I make or they can go hungry! (Is that mean?) I make good, balanced meals and someday my children won’t be children…they’ll be adults. And they will appreciate a wide range of cuisine (or at least that’s my plan!).
I think I would make tacos to please my picky eaters! That way everyone can pick their own toppings to their liking!
Oh my that recipe looks yummy. My go to weekday meal is chicken and veggies b/c my kids will eat it, I need to get them to jazz it up!
I would make Lemon Pepper Chicken with Summer Squash & Zucchini.
I would make this Garlic and Herb Chicken Fettuccini! http://www.inthekitchenwithkp.com/recipe/garlic-and-herb-chicken-fettuccine-sauteexpress-sundaysupper
A definite weeknight win to please a picky eater is to go the route you went and make a pasta dish. Nothing beats pasta, veggies, sauce, and a proten like chicken or fish!
My favorite weeknight dinner is my Mom’s Stroganoff recipe. Everyone loves it.
I’m not even joking – I would totally make this skillet dish!
To please my picky daughter I let her go grocery shopping with me and pick out some things she likes and fruits and veggies she may would like to try! We have so much fun! We also prepare some of her food together creating fun shapes like cutting her sandwiches with cookie cutters. She loves it! This also allows us to spend a fun time together!
for our picky eater we do a Potato Bar, there is always something they like that they put on. I think your sauce might even be tasty bare on the potato.
on a really picky weeknight we have fruit salad and cheese sticks and pretzels or crackers.
I would make homemade individual pizzas to please a picky eater! Not only is it great because they can take part in “decorating” the pizza with the toppings of their choice, but I think even the pickiest eaters can handle a cheese pizza! Or, I would make this recipe–it looks very yummy!
My Hubby can be pretty picky about what he eats. Our win-win meal is breaded chicken over white rice. Works every time.
I would use the butter to make rice since my family is more of a rice-lover than pasta!
I would saute lots of veggies! And would probably have to make this pasta dish too 🙂
My go to with a picky eater? Mac and Cheese, but really she will eat anything with ranch dressing! Love to try this yummy dish!!
I think I would make something similar with tortellini but I’d also add Chicken or shrimp. Really excited to try these.
If I want a quick meal I either do grilled cheese w/ a recipe for a super fast and easy italian tomato soup or tacos.
I would use the Italian Herb Saute Express to make your recipe because it looks really good and I would make Chicken parmesan as well.
Dessert!!! I bribe with dessert and there is usually a clean plate or close to!!!
Spaghetti & meatballs is my picky-eater fall back. Unfortunately, that’s the ONLY meal my picky eater eats without coaxing.
Thanks for the fun giveaway!
My husband is the pickiest! I often resort to either pasta tossed with minced garlic that has been sauteed in butter topped with parmesan or a turkey burger for him (veggie for me), mashed potatoes and a veggie or salad. Would really like to try these Saute Express starters to ‘spice things up’ a bit! And a great saute pan would be a real boon!
I would make mac & cheese to please a picky eater. Who doesn’t like make and cheese?
Add some garlic and herb Land O’Lakes butter and we have a meal!
I am totally going to try that recipe! Right now the easiest way to please my little ones is chicken nuggets and mac&cheese.
This looks delish!! I love every single ingredient in this dish! You look great!
I would try sauteing chicken or fish. Or a big old mess of vegetables. Sounds delicious!
Thankfully my DH is not too picky but anything with pasta or rice sure makes him a happy camper. This recipe looks like it would be a hit in our house if I added some shredded chicken.
My go too is usually ravioli, you’re right about pasta and cheese!! Everyone loves it!!
I know how that goes when you are at the end of pregnancy and have no energy to do anything! Quick and easy dinners are essential. This looks delicious and easy!
I was the pickiest of pickiest eaters growing up! I was always content with chicken nuggets and macaroni and cheese though and think it’s quit the meal for picky eaters! Although I’ve out grown my picky ways chicken nuggets and macaroni still have a soft spot in my heart.
What a great meal, product and giveaway! Your cheesy tortellini looks so mouthwatering, I love it! My meal to please a picky eater… well, anything with pasta and lots of cheese! Wins ’em over every time.
My kids aren’t really very picky, and they will try anything. Pasta is always a go to fmily meal here, and this looks delish! I would like to try the Lemon Pepper Saute Express with a nice piece of salmon and new potatoes!
I would try out the Lemon Pepper Saute Express Saute Starter on seafood- halibut, shrimp, or maybe even Dover Sole. A side of sauteed fresh veggies along with a little rice pilaf and there you have it! Dee-lish dinner!
I would make this and shrimp scampi!
Thankfully I do not have super picky eaters in my house. My girls are willing to try anything at least once.
The saute starters look interesting and I would love to try them in a recipe, just not sure what I would make yet. I do know it would involve chicken, that’s what we eat the most of.
my roommate weirdly doesn’t like cheese (among MANY other things) which to me is a crime against humanity. i’d love to make him some kind of pan fried chicken with the saute starters… too easy!
For picky eaters I always try to have a pasta base then try and add some pizzazz and spice on top. If it looks like mostly pasta I can get my picky eater on board! Plus I food process my veggies and sauces so they can’t even see what I sneak in! 🙂 Works like a charm!
Easy pasta with pesto or cheese works in my house!
I would definitely make some yummy seafood dish because my husband thinks it all tastes “fishy” and would rather eat chicken! This would be the perfect beginning to a great seafood dish to convert him!!! Thanks!!!
Yum, here in the nutmeg nanny household we love some good tortellini 🙂 this one looks divine!
My weeknight win for picky eaters is actually any kind of simple pastas! Red sauce, cheese, and noodles always do the trick! 🙂 This dish looks perfect because it looks like I sneak in some veggies on him! Excellent!
in my house with 6 kids you can never go wrong with mac n cheese and barbecue meatballs
Sticking w/ the tortellini theme, I love a quick tortellini soup. No picky eaters in my house though!
Totally agree on the whole cheese and pasta thing. My husband and little man would love this dish! They love anything with cheese lol!
My picky eaters line up for my goulash. It takes about 20 minutes to make the whole thing, and then each person can spice it up to their level or add cheese or crackers.
you have the most beautiful step-by-step photos!
When it comes to feeding my grandson, anything with tomato sauce wins. He loves to dip almost anything in it.
I think I would use this to make some yummy chicken cutlets! Talk about flavor explosion!
I would make this recipe, looks delish!
I would make this recipe. It looks yummy!
My weeknight win for my picky eater usually includes pasta and some quickly mixed, oven baked meatballs. I have one child who is picky but he always gobbles up pasta and meatballs.
a weeknight fix at our house is Meatballs with Red Potatoes or Taco Night!
Oh I would make some veggies with the Sauté Express® Sauté Starter!
It’s only me and my hubby in the house and he’s not too picky. His mom was a meat, potatoes, vegetables kind of gal, so he enjoys that I like to experiment with different foods. As far as easy, go to meals – usually frozen left overs ; )
Pasta with tomato sauce is out favorite quick dinner
I think a chicken stir fry would be great using this.
Tacos or pizza are always great to please my picky eaters!
My daughters love anything with pasta. We also do a lot of quick saute veggies like asparagus and mushrooms then top with a poached egg, and serve with toast.
I think I have the only kid on the planet who doesn’t like cheese. Well, ok, maybe not the only kid. . but mine doesn’t eat it. It’s crazy. So, for her, my weeknight win is anything Asian-ish. Especially with noodles. so like a lo-mein, udon or buckwheat noodles. These are my go-to meals for my picky eaters. Oh how I wish I could just make mac n cheese.
Love your tortellini! Looks so delicious! I think I’ll have to go get the Italian Herb Sauté Express® Sauté Starter sauce for me and my husband!
Mine is tacos. And it’s one of the simplest things in the world to throw together. I even make my own taco shells and i get this meal done in 20 minutes max!
I would try some kind of soup with it, my children are grown but my grandchildren love just about any kind of soup! I am sure they would love this also, it looks yummy!
I want to try a pasta dish with the lemon pepper starter, adding in some onion, red bell pepper and shrimp.
Besides your tortellini, I would love to use Saute Express to make a shrimp and pasta dish! 🙂
My picky eaters will always eat pasta – spaghetti, macaroni & cheese, etc. I use whole wheat pasta and always include a source of protein and a vegetable on the side. Sometimes it may be a boiled egg and carrot sticks, but at least they are getting a balanced meal.
What would you make with Sauté Express® Sauté Starter? I would love to make a springtime vegetable skillet lasagna.
Oohh I would definitely use that lemon pepper on some sauteed fish!
My husband isn’t necessarily picky (he’ll pretty much eat anything you put in front of him), but my go-to for a quick, healthy dinner is a chicken breast or tilapia filet, seasoned with Tony’s and garlic powder. Bake with a little butter on top, and serve with green beans, and he raves every time!
I would absolutely use the Saute Starters to begin making a tasty pot of homemade soup. Saute your onion and veggies in any of the four great flavors, and you’re well on your way to making a delicious bowl of soup in no time!
I know the tricks to pleasing a picky eater, since I used to be one myself…make sure none of the food on your plate touches!!! Although I do it all the time now, I hated mixing the things on my plate. Protein was in one section, vegetables in another, and starch in another spot. Everything was eaten on it’s own! (Sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it?)
For my picky eater, I’ve sauted some chicken breast in the Italian herb Saute Express and he LOVED it!! But I am also totally going to make this Italian Herb Baked Cheesy Tortellini recipe
If I won, the first thing I would try in this saute pan would be your recipe you posted! It looks absolutely amazing!! I think even my picky kids would love it.
I usually make a pot of spaghetti to please all of the picky eaters in my house! That’s a night that EVERYONE eats! 🙂
My go to picky meal is breaded chicken tenders, homemade and baked, but could see lightly sauteing them with the saute express packets instead of baking.
Huge fan of the 30 minute meal! Helps so much when they all say, “Mom, what’s for dinner?” Usually I say, “I don’t know, what are you making!”
Pasta and lasagna are my go-to meals for my picky boyfriend; I would love to experiment using sauté express to add to my veggie-packed homemade meat sauce for lasagna! Mm, I can smell it now!
I would make this exact dish! Looks amazing!
Melted cheese makes so many more things palatable, especially veggies.
I am going to be making your tortellini recipe first and and a lemon pepper chicken dish.
I agree cheese makes everything better! My son will even eat broccoli if it has cheese on it! My son is not too picky of an eater but if I want to make it a “win” dinner just make it mexican and it is a “win” everytime!
Any pasta with lots of cheese and mushrooms is always a weeknight win for the picky eater in my house. This Sauté Express® Sauté Starter would make my dinner preparation a lot more easier and I’m sure, more tasty as well. 🙂
amy [at] utry [dot] it
Spaghetti is always a winner. The sauce already counts as veggies (well, at least it has lycopene from the tomatoes) but I up the nutrients by adding spinach to the sauce, or a jar or two of baby food like squash or carrots.
My weeknight win is a new recipe I found using leftover turkey and combining with many ingredients used for thanksgiving then baking for 30 minutes at 350.
My go to weeknight meal is anything with frozen chicken tenders especially chicken pesto pasta, just cuz my 4 kiddos gobble it up!
My picky-eater-pleaser is mac and cheese! Always a winner!
My weeknight win to please a picky eater is chicken vegetable soup. My son won’t touch any vegetable other than carrots, but he will eat any vegetable if it’s in a soup. I have no idea why, but I make a lot of soup! It’s super easy if you keep pre-cooked shredded chicken in your freezer, cartons of chicken broth, and a couple bags of mixed frozen vegetables on hand.
I think you need someone to cook you dinner!!! Seriously girl! This looks so yummy!
Breakfast always works for picky eaters-I would use the saute starter for some breakfast potatoes which everyone loves with their order of eggs. I have the italian herb starter in my fridge now for some shrimp scampi later this week however 🙂
tacos….always a go to with my kiddos!
I like the Lemon Pepper. I’ve already used it on some chicken with vegetables in a simple saute, awesome and super easy
We don’t really have any picky eaters in my house…thank heavens! We sure love our crockpot especially for those busy days – my favorite go-to meal is Fiesta Chicken…but, after seeing that delicious tortellini you made – I am on my way to the store! I would love to make all things chicken with the Saute Express Saute Starters!
My go to for my picky eater is when I make spaghetti – I can take out some of the sausage before I add the sauce, and take some of the spaghetti top with butter and parmesan cheese. These starters look like a great way to make that meal a little differently for the rest of the family!
My go-to picky eater meal is coconut fried chicken! Although it seems fancy, I have gotten a few picky eaters to gobble it up because I convinced them that it was WAY better than the icky chicken nuggets from a bag. I also make a spicy sour cream dip to go with it for the adults. 🙂
Ooh I’m thinking about cheesy saucy brussel sprouts with pasta!
Thankfully there are no picky eaters in my house! I will absolutely try the Saute Express Saute Starters and this recipe!
What would you make with Sauté Express® Sauté Starter?
I would probably make this recipe that you posted! Looks and sounds delicious!!!!
We are big chicken fans!
Lately meatballs and pasta have solved my picky eater problems. That would be great to try with the sauce express starter.
I retired last summer after cooking26 years at a small, private school on the coast of Washington state. I am an expert on picky eaters, but I could always win them over with pasta,sauce, and cheesey recipes.
As for the Saute Express Saute Starter, I wonder how the Italian Herb would be
mixed in with either ground beef or turkey for meatballs. Hmm.
Spaghetti with meat sauce is always my go to for a picky eater.
This sounds wonderful! And those little saute starters look fun!!
I would put some fish in tin foil with the lemon pepper starter and toss it on the grill. Yum!
I would definitely make this recipe! It looks super awesome, simple, and yummy 🙂
I would totally make this recipe! It sounds delicious!
In that beautiful new skillet I would totally make chicken marsala, first! 😉
As for picky eaters tip: With our grandson, we make dinner a “occasion”! We find that if he “helps” with the preparation, he is more inclined to try anything we cook! (we also “make-up” reasons for a party…..and that works too!) WHO DOES NOT LOVE A PARTY??? 🙂
I don’t think your dish can be improved upon! I agree with the glass of white wine, especially if picky eater is in the houe. 🙂
Peanut butter and honey or jelly.
I would like to experiment with the Sauté Express Sauté Starter and make grilled shrimp in the starter and then dump the entire thing over some pasta and top with cheese. The Starters sound like a great way to speed up dinner while still including all the flavor of a fancy dish.
There’s not really a picky eater in our house… A weeknight win for us is any crockpot meal! One of our favorites is chicken tortilla soup – it’s loaded with veggies and flavor! I can’t wait to try this tortellini recipe!
I’d love to make a chicken and rice casserole with these Saute Starters! 🙂
Picky eater tip: they like things deconstructed. A casserole is a no-no, but noodles with separate cheese and separate meat? WIN!
This looks like something my whole family would enjoy! I can’t wait to give it a try!
I use LOL Garlic & Herb Saute Express for cooking boneless chicken breasts to cut up into my salads! Yum!!
Opps I love tortellini
My weeknight win for a picky eater is spaghetti with meat sauce and if I’m in an especially giving mood, I will add meatballs.
My weeknight thing for my picky kids is always a grilled cheese sandwich.
Always pleases my kiddos!
Im making this tonight it looks to good! I lo
The only one allowed to be picky in this house is the cook. Your dish of Cheesy Tortellini will appeal to all
My picky eaters eat what ever I make for dinner or they don’t eat dinner at all..of course until 9:00 pm rolls around then I start feeling guilty because they are crying that their starving so I usually give in and make them something easy..we probably do this 2x a week..lol..my little guy loves tortalini so I will definitely be making your yummy recipe.
My husband loves tortellini! I might have to surprise him with this! As for what I’d make with one of the saute starter’s, I think I’d pan-roast a nice steak and brussels sprouts with the garlic and herb one. Simple, but wonderful at the same time.
I’d like to try this with shrimp and wine.
I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like some of the toppings on pizza.
I would make this very recipe!
Your tortellini looks really delish, so I think I’m going to make that! Been wanting to try these Saute Starters for awhile! Thanks~
I agree with you that Cheese and Pasta will please almost anyone and everyone! Tacos is an easy fix at our house, too. i think my husband would love all four flavors of Saute Express. Thanks for the giveaway!
I would totally make that tortellini dish you made!! Theres nothing that I love more than easy 30 minute meals!! Think I’m going to the store tomorrow 🙂