I have a couple of ideas rolling in my head: thin sliced beef top round steak marinated in teriyaki sauce , skewered and grilled on my grill pan or marinated chunks of pork tenderloin baked or grilled served with pineapple chunks. The latter was inspired by "A Twisted Plate" recipe for pork bites.

I had a hamburger and chips yesterday and plan to have another one today with a bowl of the lentil soup.Rainy weather here so that sounds good to me.I watched Reba sing The National Anthem and the last 5 minutes of the game and overtime.I was puzzling in the dining room with my sister in law but heard the game.I agree Mike most of the halftime acts are not my taste.I wanted to see the commercials but I'll Google them later too.

Joan--I like your description of working a puzzle as "puzzling." Shakespeare, who did that sort of word play often, would be proud of you!

Tonight, my husband pan-cooked some boneless pork chops, and we had them with more of the barley, butternut squash, and kale.

The half time show really didn't do anything for me, I guess I'm getting old, lol. I did enjoy the game but also was hoping for the 49ers to win but it really didn't matter too much. For dinner I had leftover chicken, rice and gravy and broccoli.

Tonight I made garlic mashed potatoes, brussels sprouts and simmered left over chicken in mole sauce.

We had chicken thighs, baked potato, and roasted squash for dinner. We got not even one snowflake out of the snow storm, so had planned to cook the chicken on the grill. However, my husband discovered the dials on the grill set to "high" and an empty propane tank, so I cooked the chicken on the stove.