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Comments (30)bobby, now you say that it does look kind of like an itty bitty sausage biscuit! Tami, we could do a bus tour, he just has to get us to one of the suburbs and we could take the train/bus into downtown, but first he has to drive all over Michigan and pick everyone up. Maybe he could charge bus fare and pay for the gas. Yeah.....that could work! Sol, you can come along, any time. I'd love, love, love to meet with you, just think of the he11 we could raise.....um....fun we could have. (heh heh) Peppi, she's adorable, isn't she? And so happy, she was just having a good time, hanging with all three of the Grandmas and eating good stuff. I also see Linda in her, but I see Linda in Erin too, so it's a third generation of Linda. That could be a bit scary, LOL. It really was a nice time, although too short. How can we be retired and still be so darned busy? I thought retirement was supposed to be slower and more relaxing somehow. Annie...See MoreCookalong #1 --------------------- GINGER
Comments (2)I have to go to work...will try to work on this from there...or when I get home. Nancy...See MorePlease share your best carrot recipes...
Comments (26)Silvia, those pickled carrots are beautiful. I also plant the multi colored carrots instead of just orange. My favorite color is the Purple Dragon, they are purple outside but orange-ish inside. Last year I planted a mix of orange, purple, white and yellow, but the kids love them fresh from the garden and so I seldom have them anyway except raw, and if my great-nephew, Noah, beats me to the garden, I don't have any, LOL. Jim, Elery uses mirepoix in nearly every soup and sauce he makes, I think. He also adds carrots to chili and tomato based sauces to add some sweetness, so although I seldom cook carrots by themselves, we use them in a lot of things. They are grown here and sold as deer bait for $4 a fifty pound bag, bug those are usually the really big ones. I ought to use those (and cabbage) more often, they're cheap and local and usually very good. The ones from the grocery that come from across the country? Not so good, usually. Who knows how long they've been in storage... Annie...See MoreSherry recipes for Bobby
Comments (11)Wild Mushroom Soup with Sherry  3 tablespoons butter, room temp  2 tablespoons butter, melted  4 tablespoons all purpose flour  1/2 cup sliced shallots  1/2 cup chopped onion  2 cloves garlic, minced  3-4 cups sliced mushrooms (can use a combo of shitake and button)  1 teaspoon fresh thyme  1 bay leaf  1 cup dry sherry  3 cups chicken stock or canned broth  1 cup half & half or heavy cream Melt 3 tablespoons butter in large pot over medium-high heat. Add shallots and onion and sauté until onion is translucent, about 8 minutes. Add garlic for 30 seconds, and then add mushrooms and thyme, sauté until beginning to soften, about 4 minutes. Add sherry. Boil until liquid is reduced to glaze, about 6 minutes. Make a roux-mix remaining 2 tablespoon butter and 4 tablespoons flour in small bowl until smooth paste forms. Add flour paste to mushroom mixture in pot; stir until mixture melts and coats vegetables. Gradually mix in stock. Bring to a boil, stirring frequently. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer until mushrooms are tender, stirring often, about 10 minutes. Stir in cream. Season with salt and pepper. Take bay leaf out. Puree about 1/3 of soup in blender until smooth. Return to pot. Can be prepared 1 day ahead of time. Cover and refrigerate. Re-warm over medium-low heat before serving....See More- 4 years ago
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