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Barbara101 wrote:
thighs..yellow rice,green beans.No I am not sick of them yet..
UNCLE JIMMY wrote:Nothing fancy. Kielbasi and onions with potatoes.
Very satisfying meal.
And burpe too!
bethk wrote:Barbara101 wrote:
thighs..yellow rice,green beans.No I am not sick of them yet..
I don't think I've ever gotten sick of home grown beans. They always taste so good. And there are a million ways to use them. I like them blanched with shallots or red onions, dill, evoo and lemon for a salad. Then again with almonds or pecans or hazelnuts. Leftovers fried up in bacon fat with corn to caramelize in a cast iron pan....
the list goes on and on...keep picking and they'll keep growing. Only bad part are the darn mosquitos.
but you know that.
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She said I look like "Charlie McCarthy"
Barbara101 wrote:That looks amazing. Potato, zuccini, tomatoes? Or something else? Please elaborate, I would love to do this for a dinner soon.
NH all it is ,is yellow squash sliced,zucchini sliced,red tomato sliced, I had 2 yukon potato that needed to be used so I added them.I made each a pile.lol. Then I olive oil the dish. Just lay them in the dish like you see.Little bit of oil brushed on.Salt/pepper & small bit of thyme. Hand full of grated parm.Baked 30 minutes..
Niagara Visitor wrote:Barbara101 wrote:That looks amazing. Potato, zuccini, tomatoes? Or something else? Please elaborate, I would love to do this for a dinner soon.
NH all it is ,is yellow squash sliced,zucchini sliced,red tomato sliced, I had 2 yukon potato that needed to be used so I added them.I made each a pile.lol. Then I olive oil the dish. Just lay them in the dish like you see.Little bit of oil brushed on.Salt/pepper & small bit of thyme. Hand full of grated parm.Baked 30 minutes..
Thanks. I do oven roasted veggies quite often when I have company, so versatile to make, and not a last minute thing to have to take off the stove, these will be a lovely new variation, also as a take-along for a pot luck!
I bought a condo in a large building, and it looks like there are pot luck lunches quite often. I plan to become active in this new to me community once I sell my farm and go on to the next step in my life. Hit a significant b-day last week, let's only say that it's past the 60s so it's time to try new things again!
Niagara Visitor wrote:No dinner for me today, I was still full from lunch. My children took me to The Keg for a combination lunch. Mothers' Day, fathers' Day, my birthday, son Danny's birthday. We missed going out for Mothers' Day because hubby had been placed in palliative care, my b-day was Jun11, son's June 13, and today was Fathers' Day. The first fathers day for my sons without having their father.
I had the special, a top sirloin steak with what they called seafood Oscar. Shrimp and scallops in a Bernaise sauce. Very tasty, but not worth the $45.00. The shrimp and scallops were very tiny, but their patio is awesome, nice wicker furniture with comfy pillows to sit on, so I guess that the price of the meal has to cover that too.
It was a really nice visit with both sons and daughters-in-law.
Niagara Visitor wrote:No dinner for me today, I was still full from lunch. My children took me to The Keg for a combination lunch. Mothers' Day, fathers' Day, my birthday, son Danny's birthday. We missed going out for Mothers' Day because hubby had been placed in palliative care, my b-day was Jun11, son's June 13, and today was Fathers' Day. The first fathers day for my sons without having their father.
I had the special, a top sirloin steak with what they called seafood Oscar. Shrimp and scallops in a Bernaise sauce. Very tasty, but not worth the $45.00. The shrimp and scallops were very tiny, but their patio is awesome, nice wicker furniture with comfy pillows to sit on, so I guess that the price of the meal has to cover that too.
It was a really nice visit with both sons and daughters-in-law.
UNCLE JIMMY wrote:We had a nice dinner for fathers day.
Maria was in a tizzy. Her BF was having a dilemma with one of the poor pigs.
She was trying to give birth, and she was too weak to push out the piglets.
She was only a year old, and much too young for birth.
Lenny tried to help her internally, but it is turning out they may have to end it all.
Anyway... there was so much leftover London Broil, and what is shown on the pictures, is the leftovers. Son Jimmy wasn't around. He is in the Bahamas. LOL
Maria made Quiche 3 different kinds.
We had a ice cream cake from Cold Stone Creamery, and a cake from Weis supermarkets.
there were buttered noodles too.
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