Supper Time on Tuesday!
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Comments (11)I'm trying two of my Thanksgiving sides. I have to bring make-ahead mashed potatoes to work this Thursday, and I want to make bourbon glazed carrots for next week. I've done neither before! I've read the potatoes can be made three days ahead of time, and it'd be two if this turns out. So I bet I'll be eating potatoes and carrots tonight!...See MoreSupper Time on Tuesday!
Comments (14)I have decided "Da*n the torpedoes, Four bells, Captain Drayton, go ahead. Jouett, full speed."! or more commonly known as da*n the torpedoes full speed ahead! with my son's very limited meal repertoire. We had Chicken Kiev, and he liked it. He said he might choose it again, but he would change the spices. It was a really low key butter with only parsley, chives and lemon. Maybe he wanted chilis and red pepper flakes? Might not be too bad to spice it up some. I'm thinking pork tenderloin with bourbon cream sauce tonight. That'd really push him. He says he doesn't like gravy or sauces. How can anyone live in the South and not eat gravy? I'm so ashamed (not really)!...See MoreSupper Time on Tuesday!
Comments (15)Years ago in college my brother tried to make beer bread by following our mother's recipe. However the recipe had a couple of specific ingredients and steps that he felt "couldn't possible make a difference". One was that you should use a can of warm beer, but he only ever bought bottle beer so he used one of those. It also said the ingredients should be mixed in a glass bowl with a wooden spoon, but his college apartment kitchen only had a metal mixing bowl and a sturdy plastic spoon. Well, some part of those specifications was clearly necessary or he did something else wrong, because the bread rose not-at-all. It was thick and dense and a little chewy, about the consistency of brownies. You might think beer-flavored "brownies" might be a hit with male college students, but no, not so much....See MoreSupper Time on Tuesday!
Comments (9)My daughter cooked--stir fried vegetables with chickpeas, red quinoa, and left-over angel hair pasta. Last night I cooked--angel hair pasta with poached salmon, peas, and asparagus....See More
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