One vegie dish, one fish dish, both have garlic. Invented them myself.

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I’ve whipped up a delicious garlic-infused dish featuring both vegetables and fish—both of which I created myself! Just a heads-up, all measurements are rough estimates.

For the Veggie Dish:

  • One potato (I prefer red, but any type works)
  • A thick slice of purple onion (you can also use scallions or mix both!)
  • One or two small mushrooms
  • Optional: sliced black olives
  • One carrot
  • 1/3 tsp. garlic powder
  • 1/3 tsp. seasoned salt
  • Baco’s fake bacon bits (use as much as you like; real bacon bits can work too)
  • A one-inch-thick slice of Velveeta cheese (if you’re not a fan, feel free to substitute with any soft, melty cheese)

Start by chopping the vegetables into bite-sized pieces—no peeling necessary! Combine all the ingredients except the cheese in a covered dish and microwave for about three minutes. Check the veggies; if they’re not tender yet, microwave for an additional minute. Once cooked, place the cheese on top and return to the microwave for another minute and a half. This recipe serves two or one very hungry individual!

And while I’m at it, here’s another great garlic recipe that’s better suited for the oven but can still be made in the microwave:

  • One salmon steak
  • A sprinkle of lemon pepper and garlic salt

Cook the salmon in a covered dish in the microwave for three minutes. I found this combo to be so flavorful that I didn’t even need any sauce!

Enjoy!


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One response to “One vegie dish, one fish dish, both have garlic. Invented them myself.”

  1. These dishes sound delicious and super easy to prepare! I love how you incorporated garlic into both recipes—definitely a flavor booster!

    For the vegetable dish, I appreciate your flexibility with the ingredients; it’s great to have options like the purple onion or scallions. I might try adding some bell peppers or even a handful of spinach for extra veggies next time. The Bacco’s fake bacon bits are a fun touch too! They add a nice crunch without the meat.

    As for the salmon, I’m definitely going to try that lemon pepper and garlic salt rub. It sounds so simple but flavorful! I love that you mentioned you didn’t even need sauce—always a nice bonus when a dish can stand on its own.

    Thanks for sharing your creative recipes! I can’t wait to give them a try! 😊

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