Supper Time on Wednesday!
Marilyn Sue McClintock
7 years ago
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Comments (19)Leftover crockpot meal from yesterday. Haven't been feeling great lately so yesterday I threw a couple Cornish hens in the crockpot, some green beans from the garden, red new potatoes and onions. We have leftovers so if the kids want to eat, that's what they get or will have to fix something else....See MoreWhat's for supper.....Wednesday?
Comments (13)DH found a new recipe he wanted to try and it was yummy! Sort of an Asian stir fry with chicken, lots of veggies and a sauce of peanut butter, curry paste, chicken broth and other wonderful flavors. We had it over rice, and a couple of cookies for dessert....See MoreSupper Time on Wednesday!
Comments (18)My restless newly retired husband purchased a countertop rotisserie electric oven at Christmas last year. I was really freaked out, but it's his baby so he's in charge. I do nothing. But he's not experienced in buying groceries. Long story short. Giant chicken 5+ lbs.. On the tray at the bottom of the oven he cooked sliced onions and small halved red potatoes. They were packaged conviently in a mesh bag so easy for him to buy. I've never had such hard potatoes in my life. About golf ball size. They didn't even soften up in the microwave. No idea of the variety but no flavor at at all. Even with seasoned chicken fat dripping on them. But tonight was our second meal and Thursday will be our third lol. Maybe I'll make home fries with those little stone spuds tomorrow. Or maybe I should throw them in a pot of boiling water for awhile? seagrass...See MoreSupper Time On Wednesday!
Comments (24)Seagrass, here is the 7 can soup recipe: 1 can each of Mexican corn pinto beans black beans Rotel kidney beans diced tomatoes (I use petite) chili (they say without beans though I can't see what difference that would make. I use a local chili called Skyline but any canned chili will do) Mix it all together and simmer about 20 minutes. The chilis in the Rotel give it a little zip. At least it's a zip for me who eats most everything plain. :) I really liked having it over rice. You don't have to do that but it was really good that way....See More
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