Your Sunday meal! What's cooking?
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Comments (28)Patti, you should have come over... we had way too much!! I am just thankful DH loves taking leftovers for lunch the next day so he just puts it in a plastic container and it's gone! Chubby_rat I have ground beef thawing for tomorrow's stuffing casserole and have a steak soup in the pantry so all my bases are covered! Thanks for also giving the hint to use less water... I don't like things "soggy" so that will guarantee my success tomorrow night! Love all the suggestions, sometimes I get so bored of cooking the same old thing! Thanks Rosie...See MoreWhat was the first meal you cooked in your new kitchen?
Comments (18)The first thing I want to cook in my new kitchen is Popovers Alton Brown made them one night on his show and it amazed me how something so simple and runny could come out so beautiful...LOL So the next night I went to Williams-Sonoma and bought a popover pan. It is the only thing in my cabinet so far. I'll be sure to take pictures and maybe hang it on the wall like they hang the first dollar in a new business. Cindy...See MoreMine was so so, how was you Sunday meal?
Comments (17)We had our dinner after church, there. So good. On my plate was the following, chicken and noodles, with mashed potatoes, meat loaf, green beans, sweet potato casserole,spinach salad, cole slaw and a deviled egg. Plus a good glass of unsweet tea. It was all so good. I did not hit the dessert table! There were a lot of other things like turkey, pork and vegetables, corn, dressing, and I just don't know what all. There is always a lot of food for a small church. Everyone enjoys it. We fixed a plate to bring home to my husband and also one for Amber's husband. For supper I ate some leftover chili soup. I also ate some peaches. Sue...See MoreWhat's Your Favorite Meal? To cook, to eat, to repeat...
Comments (23)Interesting thread... So hard to answer though. I enjoy so many foods it's hard to pick just one but I'll say to eat something like lasagna or chicken parmigiana- can't pass up anything with melted mozzarella and red sauce. To make is anything new that teaches me a new skill. Like the first time I made gnocchi or pasta from scratch. I love making new things and after I've done it a few times I generally don't enjoy making it again, unless I really want to eat it then I dont mind. To repeat is usually simple, sautéed green beans, and salmon. I used to make it a lot but now I won't eat farm raised salmon and the wild caught can be cost prohibitive. I've even found frozen Alaskan wild caught that was made in China, I won't buy that either. I'm assuming they catch it it Alaska and package in China....See More- 6 years ago
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