Blogging… I miss you! Obviously, I’ve been away from my site a long time. It’s been over one year!
Life likes to throw things at you that you just have to deal with, and let me tell you… It’s been one heck of a year. There have been many changes in my life this year, some good and some bad. One major change is that I completed my master’s degree and started a new job as a high school counselor.
However, the most exciting change is that I’m a new auntie! My sister and her husband had a baby boy, Tate Cooper, just this March and I have loved being a new aunt. He’s so precious. Among other things, these things have kept me quite busy and blogging was pushed to the background. But I’m back!
I’m starting again with the very first recipe I ever posted – Chicken Caesar Salad Wraps. It’s so easy, I’m not even sure if I can call it a recipe! In fact I don’t really measure the ingredients, I just kinda throw it all together. {Shhh… you don’t have to tell anyone.}
These wraps get made at my house ALL the time because this meal works for so many occasions… lunch, dinner, parties, showers, picnics, etc. They’re great for the cabin too. It’s my go to recipe when I want a quick and effortless meal.
They might sound a little boring, but there’s one thing that makes them unique… Chow Mein Noodles. Genius! That’s right… I use chow mein noodles in place of croutons. They add the perfect crunch! And it makes all the difference.
Next time you are wondering what to make for whatever reason, go easy on yourself and throw this together. Everyone will love them 
Chicken Caesar Wraps
4 spinach wraps
4 cups romaine lettuce, chopped
1/2 cup parmigiano-reggiano cheese, freshly grated
1/4 cup light caesar salad dressing (Marzetti’s brand is my favorite!)
1 cup chow mein noodles
1 large grilled chicken breast, chopped in small pieces
Mix all ingredients together and roll up into spinach wraps. {Proportion this however you like. Just add a little of this and a little of that until it looks good.} Enjoy!
Hint: Cut in half and insert a toothpick to hold together at a party for a nice presentation.
