What are you Cooking the Week of July 27, 2025?

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  • #46884
    Mike Nolan
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      Still working on the Banh Mi rolls, it's a tough life testing these things for y'all.

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      #46888
      navlys
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        I made:" Sauteed Chicken Breasts with Corn and Shallots" a NYT recipe that was originally a Pierre Franey recipe. I used half and half instead of cream. It was delicious!

        #46895
        BakerAunt
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          Thank you and Diane again, Mike, for your service to all of us!

          That dinner sounds delicious, Navlys!

          While we were out picking blackberries early Sunday morning, someone left a bag of two large and two smaller cucumbers on our doorstep. I have heard about zucchini being left at people's houses, in their cars, and other such spots, but cucumbers are a new one for us. I used the two smaller ones and a smallish one a vendor at the farmers market threw in because it was skimpy and made two 1-pint jars of sliced refrigerator sweet pickles. I used my dill refrigerator pickle recipe, but I replaced the white vinegar with cider vinegar and in place of the spices, I used for each jar 1 ½ tsp of Penzey's Pickling Spice, which one of my sisters recommended last year.

          Now I have to figure out what to do with the two large cucumbers, which need to be eaten soon. If I had tomatoes, it would be a no-brainer, but the tomatoes are slow this year. I may need to go to the Tuesday farmers market to see if I can get some.

          For Sunday dinner, I roasted two bone-in chicken breasts. While that did mean the oven at a high temperature, today is probably the coolest it will be for the rest of the week unless we get more rain. I also made potato salad, using red potatoes from the farmers market. We finished up the little bit of the pasta salad as well.

          #46897
          Joan Simpson
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            I had bacon and tomato sandwich with chicken and rice soup.

            Navlys that sounds like my kind of chicken!

            #46899
            cwcdesign
            Participant

              I made a lemon/garlic sheet pan dinner with potatoes and zucchini. Not my best effort but at least I have dinner for a couple of nights. The recipe I sort of followed made a "marinade" with an egg, lemon juice, garlic, parsley and S&P. Since I halved the recipe I substituted Greek yogurt for the ½ egg I would have had to use. I did like how it tenderized the chicken. But, I should give followed my own instincts as I overcooked the chicken a little.

              #46900
              RiversideLen
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                I had a hamburger, leftover mashed potato and broccoli.

                #46904
                Joan Simpson
                Participant

                  Cwcdesign I've never made a sheet pan dinner, gotta try that sometime, sounds good. Today I had a salami sandwich and chicken and rice soup and chocolate pudding for dessert.

                  #46905
                  cwcdesign
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                    Joan,

                    They are so easy - lots of recipe suggestions for them. Throw everything on the pan - meat, veggies, potatoes , olive oil and seasonings. Roast and you're done. Some people do try to complicate them, like the one I tried last night.

                    #46906
                    BakerAunt
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                      We had a dinner of the last two pork chops and more of the potato salad, with microwaved frozen peas. It is so nice not to have to turn the oven on when the heat and humidity are so high.

                      #46907
                      RiversideLen
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                        I had a hamburger, macaroni salad (store bought) and green beans, carrot and mushrooms. I sauté the mushrooms first until golden brown, remove them from the pan, add the green beans and carrot, a little water, and steam them until done, then add the mushrooms back in, season with a little sesame seed oil and soy sauce and it's done.

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