Your Sunday meal! What's cooking?
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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 MoreWhat Is Cooking Today, Sunday, May 1, 2016?
Comments (11)Followup on the Mexican Pot Roast recipe. Ended up not being too hot at all, interestingly. I am guessing that by shredding the pork the pepper had to be absorbed by much more product, thus reducing the heat level. Also, shredding the meat made this a very dense, there was very little broth left, so ladling it over the cornbread made it really thick. It was very tasty though. Am not sure I will make it anymore, though I might make it using 1-2 pounds ground pork or 1-2 pounds ground beef. The ground meat may be a better vehicle for the rest of the ingredients....See MoreWhat was on your menu today for your main meal?
Comments (26)Grandson's birthday party was held in the afternoon. Went back to their house for gift unwrapping and finally left at 7:30. Stopped at a diner and had chicken noodle soup, chicken fried steak, baked potato, mixed steamed veggies and french bread and butter with iced tea. Burp....See MoreWhat's on your plate for your main meal today?
Comments (40)Today I spent the day at an amusement park. I don't eat park food so my friend and I stopped at a local family restaurant. I had a French Dip made on their special house bread instead of the usual roll. Their bread is similar to a Dutch Crunch. Once they ran out of rolls and made my sandwich on a hunk of that bread they cut into a roll. I have requested it that way since. I brought half home and it's reheating in the toaster oven as I type. For dessert I stopped and had a a strawberry ice cream cone, again at a local mom and pop place that carries Marianne's Ice Cream from Santa Cruz Ca....See More- 7 years ago
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