What's For Supper on Tuesday?
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Comments (7)Your chicken sounds good, jasdip. I brought some Napa the other day, for a stirfry. I like it, when I can remember to pick some up. Hi, Kath....I'm so sorry that you resort to frozen dinners; that's not much fun and not healthy, if you do it often. I think that "just you" is important! But I have friends who stopped cooking entirely the minute they could. I appreciate that. Sounds like my kind of meal, satine! Almost any kind of meat tastes better with a salad under it, lol. Ellendi, leftovers are a treat, aren't they? Most of my meals are planned with leftovers in mind....See MoreSupper Time on Tuesday!
Comments (8)Well for lunch, I had Mrs. Murphy's Meatballs. They are a kind of porcupine meatball I found online with onion, cabbage, celery, green pepper and rice in the meatballs. I used Campbell's Vegetable Beef soup (ABC noodles) rather than the tomato soup to cook them in. I like that flavor better, which a friend used in her porcupine meatballs eons ago. You put them in the frying pan with the soup and a 1/2 can water raw. Cook them 45 minutes on low, turn them over for another 45 minutes, add a little more water if necessary. Nice lunch....See MoreSupper Time on Tuesday!
Comments (22)Yes, that sounds like our noodles, because we add baking powder to dumplings to give them some 'fluff', then drop by spoonfuls onto hot soup or stew (often bean soup, in my MIL's case, which I did not find appetizing.) The source I read said that rivals are pinched off and dropped into stock, which made me think of dumplings. We roll out noodles. My father's family had friends, of German descent, who called the extruded flour and egg mixture 'strudels' or maybe 'stroodles'--I don't know how they would have spelled it. He said they dropped the dough into boiling water and served it plain. He was always disappointed to be asked to dinner on the day it was served, because although his family was not well off, they always had meat stock for their noodles! ETA, I'd always seen 'strudel' presented as a German pastry....See MoreSupper Time on Tuesday!
Comments (20)Salmon patties, made with canned salmon, a little minced onion and green pepper, and dusted with corn meal before browning in ghee....we like them a bit crunchy on the edges. Made a quinoa salad this morning with all kinds of fresh, raw veggies including a bit of seeded jalapeno for some nice heat. It's been marinating in a light vinaigrette all day. I'm going to slice a juicy tomato from the garden just before we eat and serve everything with a bowl of tzatziki with fresh dill on the side....See More
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