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Assisted living and just a microwave-Ideas?
Comments (22)Thank you all again. The food was fabulous--nutritious, perfectly prepared, delicious, served in a dining room that looked more like a pricy restaurant than a cafeteria (it wasn't cafeteria style--the residents were served at their linen-covered tables, on china). Not only will she get good meals if she The food was fabulous--nutritious, perfectly prepared, delicious, served in a dining room that looked more like a pricy restaurant than a cafeteria (it wasn't cafeteria style--the residents were served at their linen-covered tables, on china). Not only will she get good meals if she eats in the dining room, but she'll be able to meet people, make friends, and--I think--will adjust to her new lifestyle quicker. I had dinner with her last Wed, and it was just as you described, and everyone was 'dressed up' for it too IMHO. Yes, she will pretty well be taking 2 meals per day in the dining room, as she will continue to fix her own breakfast...nutritious cereal, with fruit/nuts, and a piece of fruit or juice. However, there are times when you just want to cook for yourself. Exactly. I was thinking of her occasionally making something for 'us' like old times at her house....or something she was particularly hungry for. I also found out there is a full 'group' kitchen available for the residents, for just such things. Not knowing if she chose assisted living because of physical or mental deficiencies it's hard to say just how much she can handle... In either event it may be wise to show her how to do things Yes...and probably a couple of times too. She is early stage Alz, but with structure, getting her meds on time, and some routine, we hope she will respond and do well/better than she was at home (son living with her) with no structure/routine, days and nights mixed up, and so much clutter, upset, and nothing very handy. I just talked to the home and they have a chili cook-off in the works. Residents and outside family members are all invited to attend and/or enter. I hope it will work out for her to make her 'killer' chili, complete with my home canned tomato juice. It should be fun! Above all, visit her as often as you can, if only for a few minutes. I'm about 1/2 hour away so for years we have done a lot of vising via phone (nearly daily)...usually anywhere from 1/2 to 2 hour visits. She is to get her phone turned on today and I'll take her a phone and check that it works tomorrow. Woohoo! I will once again be able to let her know I am thinking of her anytime I want to...and she me. She used a microwave some at home so she is at least used to using one for heating things up. Sue...See MoreHave You Tried Microwave Steaming Bags?
Comments (9)I did buy some but have not tried them yet, I guess I am saving them for a special occasion. I was curious about them because I have been using Reynolds oven bags my whole life, I really like them. Honestly, I used to steam veggies in a stove top steamer, now I rarely steam vegis. I now steam/saute vegis in a saute pan. I use 1/4 to 1/2 cup water, 1/2 to 1 TBSP of fat (oil, butter, margarine...), and 1/2 to 1 tsp of salt. I cook covered until almost soft, then take off the lid and stir occasionally until the water cooks off. It takes about the same time as steaming, and I don't put the butter and salt on the table since they are already seasoned (and I know my family would use a lot more butter and salt than I put in)....See MoreRECIPE: Bean Burritos
Comments (1)Those sound great. Thanks for posting it. Wonder why everything tastes so good wrapped in a flour tortilla?...See MoreMicrowave glass plate..mine is broke
Comments (18)Is this it? Someone here posted this website several years ago and I absolutely swear by it. We've been able to find several replacement parts we couldn't find elsewhere. Anyway, this is a square glass tray that is roughly the 18.5 X 11.5 size that dirt mentioned above. If it isn't the right one, try searching the website for more. They have a ton of them... Here is a link that might be useful: Microwave glass tray...See More- 8 years ago
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