Supper Time on Friday!
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Comments (13)We still had some ham left over from Sunday dinner. I'd made a yummy soup with some of it a few days ago, so tonight I decided to make ham, cheese, and egg biscuits, and my DD cut up some veggies. I used the rough puff method of mixing the biscuit dough--they came out crispy and layered and really good. I julienned the ham and warmed it in the skillet after I cooked the eggs, mounded it on top of the egg, covered with cheddar cheese, and put them back in the warm oven until the cheese was soft. If you've never made biscuits that way, I recommend it!...See MoreSupper Time on Friday?
Comments (11)We are visiting family in Massachusetts. They had bought a whole beef tenderloin and I was asked to help get it ready to grill. I remembered having read just that morning a recipe for a spice rub for steak in a magazine I brought with me on the plane. I found the magazine, and found the recipe, which was titled "coffee spice rub". They didn't have all of the ingredients that the recipe called for, but had most of them, and the results were pretty darn good. I also made a mushroom sauce to top the steaks and a vegetable lo-mein side dish and a mixed green salad....See MoreSupper Time on Friday!
Comments (25)Nicole - here's a link to the recipe I used http://www.food.com/recipe/not-your-usual-lemon-artichoke-chicken-177737 Since I was just cooking for 2, I only used 2 chicken breasts but made the entire amount of sauce and all of the artichoke hearts. I added the capers, as well. Other variations of this recipe called for using creme fraiche instead of cream, and frozen artichoke hearts (thawed) instead of canned and that's what I did differently. Orzo really worked well alongside of this....See MoreSupper Time on Friday!
Comments (20)Hubs took Amiee and the boys to Steak and Shake for burgers and shakes. I stayed home I'm not any where near well enough yet to go out. I ate a cup of Liptons Noodle soup and a grape popsicle. I had hubs take chili out of the freezer for tomorrow, will have a garden salad and corn muffins with it....See More- 8 years ago
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