What's for Dinner on Wednesday?
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What's for Dinner on Wednesday?
Comments (10)It's been overcast for the most part today. They'd predicted 50% chance of rain, but so far I haven't gotten any here in my part of Ohio. I made porcupine balls, mashed potatoes/gravy, and creamed corn for my main meal. Good old comfort food and I enjoyed it. Now if the maid would come in and clean up............. Shirley...See MoreWhat's for dinner on Wednesday?
Comments (15)I have been purchasing Royal Blend mixtures from Rice Select for a long time. There are several different blends and all are delicious. There are NO added salt or seasonings, just the grains. Measure the mixture into a pot, add your water or broth, butter (or not), raw veggies....bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover, and simmer for45 minutes....according to directions, but it doesn't take that long. The recipe possibilities are truly endless. If adding canned soup, do so at the end. Our favorite is to add smoked sausage and raw shrimp. Royal Blends can be purchased at any decent grocery store, look for the clear plastic jars with the rest of the dried rice. You won't believe how good they are. They do make a 'quick ' cooking option, which Robert bought by mistake, it's pretty awful....See MoreWhat;s for dinner Wednesday?
Comments (9)Chilly and rainy here, too...so, time for a fall supper. Roasted pork tenderloin, rubbed with olive oil, garlic and herbs de provence. Vegs were steamed yams sprinkled with light brown sugar and steamed fresh spinach. Wine was Sarsaparilla soda :)...See MoreWhat's for Dinner on Wednesday?
Comments (6)I had some girlfriends for dinner. We had an enchilada casserole, home made guacamole, fresh corn on the cob and key lime pie for dessert....See More- 11 years ago
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We went to Stingaree on the water and I had the boiled crabs and shrimp and hubby had the grilled version. Awesome restaurant. Great seafood gumbo came with it.
The view was great too
Barge and tug
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