3/2/2010

Coins Not to Save

Coins Not to Save

6 med carrots, thinly sliced
6 Tbsp orange juice
1 1/2 tsp unsalted butter
3/4 tsp ground cinnamon
1/8 tsp freshly ground black pepper

Place carrots and orange juice in a medium saucepan. Cover and cook over medium-low heat 6 minutes, or until carrots are tender-crisp.

Add butter, cinnamon, and pepper. Cook 1 minute, stirring to coat.

Makes 4 servings

Per serving: 62 calories, 1 g protein, 12 g carbohydrate, 2 g fat, 4 mg cholesterol, 3 g fiber, 64 mg sodium

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Mar

Looks tasty,love cinnamon!

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Ginger

Wow I might even get my husband to eat these!! Thanx

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Chip

I've had these before--they're delectable!

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Julie

Can't wait to try these

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Deborah

this looks great i will try it!!1 Deborah

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Pat

Okay I will try these on my picky-eater grandson tonight. He calls them coins too!

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Katrina

I don't like carrots but I would try these!

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Linda

They look and sound tasty

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Terri

Wonder what lemon juice would be like?  I don't have any orange juice but I have a few fresh lemons....

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Sue

I will try these!!

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Carmen

SOUNDS DELICIOUS..................WILL TRY THIS RECIPE!!!! THANK  : )

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Corky

I usually fix these for my grandchildren with honey and dark brown sugar instead of orange juice and pepper. I will have to try it your way and see how they like it.

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Dana

I think I would like them except for the fact that there is peper in it :P EW

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Stacy

I was looking for a side dish tonight!

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Destry

Can't wait to try these!!

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Marsha

Thant sounds delectable - I usually use honey and butter to cook them in the microwave!

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JEANETTE ...

I'll try the carrots this way. I usually make for my family what I call candied carrots. I make them with sugar, cinnamon and butter, with lemon juice.

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Lois

i'm willing to a new recipe all the time & this really caught my eye! the blanding of these ingrediants should do the trick to tantilze the tastebuds. thank you

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Mrs.

These are so tasty. I have never had black pepper in them, though. One might want to nix the pepper for the little ones. Calling them coins might entice the younger ones to try them (as message board about little ones being picky eaters). Thanks for the recipe!

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Emily

These sound great.  I will definitely try these sometime next week, as I don't have any orange juice right now.  My kids call carrots cut like these "circle carrots".....hope they like them with cinnamon.

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Gloria

The recipe sounds wonderful!  i will definitely give this a try.

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Donna

Sounds good will try them soon.

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Mary

Yum - sounds really good and even my husband will eat these!  I'm going to try this this week.

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DONNA

I will definitely try these, I love carrots.  This will be a new way of fixing them for my family.Thanks for the idea!

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Ramona

Try these with honey and thyme.  Very good!

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