Turkey Parmesan

turkey steaks
mozzarella cheese
eggs
Italian Seasoned Bread Crumbs
Italian Recipe Stewed Tomatoes
Asiago Cheese

1. Take the turkey steaks, dip in egg batter (egg mixture, egg whites or whole egg), then dip in Italian Seasoned Bread Crumbs.  Grill/fry the turkeys
2. Once cooked, take out, put in a casserole dish, cover with some mozzarella cheese, then the stewed tomatoes.  Then cover with more mozzarella cheese and a little bit of asiago cheese.  Bake in the oven at 350 degrees for 20 minutes

Garlic Shrimp Alfredo

This is one of my favorite, easy dishes.

Ingredients:
A jar of Alfredo sauce that you like (I like Ragu's Alfredo sauces)
Some Pesto sauce (my favorite is Classico's Pesto sauce)
A box of frozen shrimp scampi
Pasta (I prefer Barilla's Mostaccioli noodles for this)
*Tony Chachere's Seasoning (optional)
*Milk (optional)
*Salt (optional)

Directions: (Parts A and B can be done simultaneously)

Part A:
1. Cook pasta as normal.  (Boil water, add salt if you wish, it helps the noodles not stick as much as well as adds flavor)
2. Drain the pasta. Rinse with cool water.

Part B:
1. Once the pasta is in you can start the sauce in a frying pan.  Cook the box of shrimp scampi you bought as directed on the box/bag.
2. Once it is cooked add in the Alfredo Sauce and 1-2 spoonfuls of Pesto sauce.
3. If you want to make the Alfredo Sauce spread a little bit more- add a little milk to the empty jar of Alfredo sauce, shake it and empty into the frying pan with the rest of the sauce.  Add Tony's if you wish (it adds a little more spice.  It is sometimes considered spicy to some but even some of my siblings who hate spicy foods don't notice it when I sneak a little in- the Alfredo sauce cools it down or something)
4.  Mix all of it together til the sauce is warm.

Last Part:
Put the pasta back in the pot and pour the sauce over it and mix it all together.

Stacey's Pork Chops

These I learned in Louisiana from a very good friend of mine.  He barbecued them, and I must say they do seem to taste better when barbecued, but I don't own a barbecue and so every time I've made them, I've done them in the oven and they work just fine.

Ingredients: 
Pork chops (or another meat- I've done sirloin steaks too)
Bell Peppers (any colors you like, I do red, orange and yellow)
Onions
Pineapple Rings (canned slices that are still round)
Teriyaki Sauce
Tabasco Sauce (or another hot sauce you like)
Bacon
Toothpicks

Prep:
1. Make sure that you will be able to fold over the meat, or cut it in half (do not cut completely in half- keep one side attached).  I usually cut it open.
2. Marinate the meat in Teriyaki Sauce and a little bit of Tabasco Sauce and also the pineapple juice (open the can with the sliced rings in it and drain the juice into the marinade).  If you don't like your meat as dry, marinate it for longer.  For the pork chops I've done anywhere from 2 hours to all day. 
3. Slice the bell peppers and onion(s). 

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
2. For each piece of meat, fill the inside with a selection of your bell peppers, onions and either half or a whole ring of pineapple per piece of meat.
2. Fold over, and wrap in bacon (it usually takes 3-4 slices per piece of meat).  When you wrap the bacon around, this is when you use the toothpicks.  Try to completely wrap your piece of meat, use the toothpicks to keep the ends of the bacon slices where you want them.
4. Place the finished pieces in a pan/casserole dish/cake pan.  Pour the marinade over the finished pieces.  Use the extra pineapple rings and drape over the toothpicks. 
5. Throw the extra vegetables in the pan in the marinade to cook them with the meat.
6. Cook for however long the meat takes to cook.  With the pork chops it seems to take about 45 minutes.