What Are You Baking or Cooking for the Weekend?
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Comments (151)Chase : Thanks for the Info, I might as well end this one at 150. Unless , If they want I'll start another " Baking or Cooking tips Continued " We will need a vote !!!!! Bri : I was sort of kidding at first but then I got to thinking about it. I could just put the jar right in with the Walnut media, then wash it off, when done. David: What do you think? Denna: I guess you can use the Tuna with Water and add some vegetable oil. Or better yet some EVOO. So they go out in Style. Thanks for your vote !!! Nina: I'll have to finish off with the Yellowjacket story. I had to redo the inside of a 1 story Kitchen, for a friend, who reminded me of Bill Cosby. This was in the Pine Barrons of New Jersey. It included redoing the roof. That had to be done first, so there would be no leaks. I put the ladder up and climbed to the top. Got on the roof about 5 feet from the side wall. It was cinder block with a Terra Cotta capping. The end was open (cement was missing ) I saw a Yellowjacket standing Guard there as others were flying in and out. NOW !!! As I moved around he followed me. SO I moved farther away! He came towards me like he was going to attack. Very slowly, I got down off the roof. I went in and told the owner about the Bee's. He said "I'll take care of them tonight , when it gets cooler out side " I guess it didn't get cool enough, because when we came back the next morning, He had about 20 bumps, all over his bald head. It looked like some took a Ball Pean hammer to his head or my Grandmother's Wooden Spoon when she was really mad. I asked what happened, in between us all laughing. He said " I went up and stuck a torch in the hole, Man they came out like Kami- Kaze's. I was down the ladder and in the house in 2 seconds. To top it off, he was re-enacting the scene and swinging wildly and hit a tree branch. GUESS WHAT !!! Bees came out of the tree, after him. We ran the other way, and jumped in the truck. We met him inside later. You guessed it ! he had more bumps on his noggin. He did get rid of them that night. Said he almost set the house on fire. Threw gasoline in the hole first. BUT! he didn't get bit ! Is this story, good as the tablecloth caught in the Zipper? Let me know if anyone wants this Post continued into another. Have the Title picked!!! LOU...See MoreMemorial Day Weekend - What are you cooking?
Comments (30)So sorry about your knee, Teresa. Mine are in a state of rebellion, too. Just sore from garden work, though. Hope yours gets all better soon. Had burgers on the grill w/ King Arthur home-made buns, stir-fried green beans and strawberry Jello w/ bananas on Sunday. Yesterday, marinated grilled chicken, chili bean salad, garlic smashed potatoes & Home-made dinner rolls. I tried a new marinade recipe (mustard & balsamic vinegar) that turned out really good & the rolls were made from a recipe I got here on the Cooking Forum. I think it is Lindac's recipe. Anyway, they were delicious. DSII ate one chicken leg and 4 dinner rolls plus more during the night...there's only one roll left this morning (plus a pan of eight that I put in the freezer.) And, yes, it was too darned hot to be baking bread but had to fire up the oven for the smashed potatoes and had some sweet potatoes that needed to be baked. Good luck with your surgery, Annie. Linkee to recipe for anyone interested. Here is a link that might be useful: Marinated Chicken recipe...See MoreWhat Are You Cooking or Baking for The Weekend?
Comments (30)I've had the urge for an Apple Crostata, and Empires and Cortlands are my favourite apples. Boy I wish I lived closer to you Alsisande, your apples look wonderful. I'm in apple country, but they're still pricey. I'm going to have to bite the bullet and get some regardless. Nicole, I always put molasses in my bran muffins. It also calls for buttermilk, and I combine yogurt and milk to make buttermilk. It works perfectly, as we always have yogurt in the frig. I didn't do any baking this weekend, I made bread last weekend and we still have some. But I have chicken thighs that were marinated in lemon juice, garlic and lemon zest. They're in the oven over rice, baking now....See MoreWhat are you cooking this weekend?
Comments (22)I am doing a small father's day brunch that just got a little smaller. My FIL fell and has a compressed fracture of the spine. They think he'll be okay, but is in some discomfort and won't be released from hospital for a bit. I'm serving roasted veggie and cheese sandwiches on homemade foccacia and Ina's roasted shrimp salad (to which I plan on adding roasted corn and avocado). hhireno, I have one DD who is a vegetarian and one who was a very fussy eater (thankfully she's outgrown it). I never expect our hosts to cook special for them and always bring something instead. However, I have never been asked to bring things for them and, as a host, I wouldn't dream of asking someone to bring their own (but would accept if they offered - esp. with allergies or vegans 'cause I'm so scared I'll get it wrong)....See More- 11 years ago
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