What are you Cooking the Week of February 27, 2022?

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  • #33270
    Mike Nolan
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      Probably a leftovers night here today, at least for me. (My wife isn't a big fan of leftovers.)

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      #33273
      Joan Simpson
      Participant

        I will be making Taco Salad tonight.

        #33275
        BakerAunt
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          For Sunday dinner, I made black-eyed peas with brown rice, yellow bell pepper, ham, rehydrated dried onion, some kale, parsley, and black pepper. The bread I baked yesterday, thinly sliced with a bit of butter (ok, Land of Lakes Light Butter Canola spread) goes with it very well.

          We have enough for several more meals, so I can alternate it with the roast chicken.

          #33277
          chocomouse
          Participant

            I roasted a pork loin with potatoes, carrots, onions, and apples. There is plenty for another meal or two.

            #33281
            Mike Nolan
            Keymaster

              I'm making pot roast tonight. It just came out and is resting/cooling, it smells great!

              #33282
              cwcdesign
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                I made a recipe for a French lentil salad from Barefoot Contessa. She used kielbasa which she just sliced without warming up to the warm lentils. I used Portuguese chorizo the I sliced and warmed in a pan. We really enjoyed it. Her accompaniment was toasted baguette with herb goat cheese. Ours was toasted sourdough with Brie (it was on sale)

                #33283
                Joan Simpson
                Participant

                  Cwcdesign your French lentil salad sounds so good.

                  We had fried pork chops,I cooked dry lima beans ,rice and tomato gravy.

                  #33284
                  BakerAunt
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                    To go with microwaved fresh broccoli and leftover chicken for Monday dinner, I roasted some cubed potatoes that I had tossed in olive oil and Penzey's Mural of Flavor seasoning. Roasting at 400F for 45 minutes was just right.

                    #33286
                    chocomouse
                    Participant

                      Last night we had soups for supper. I had mushroom, out of the freezer, and I made fresh clam chowder for my husband. With it, we had cheesey gougeres, from the freezer.

                      #33291
                      Joan Simpson
                      Participant

                        Today was my 67th Birthday so we went to breakfast this morning and I made hamburger vegetable soup and grilled bologna and cheese sandwiches for supper.Still have some lemon cake and raisin bread so no baking a cake today. I had a great day.

                        #33294
                        BakerAunt
                        Participant

                          Happy Birthday, Joan!

                          #33298
                          chocomouse
                          Participant

                            Happy Birthday Joan! Glad you had a great day -- you can make a cake when you run out of other baked goodies!

                            #33299
                            chocomouse
                            Participant

                              I didn't have to do much cooking again today! We had lasagna from the freezer; I had made it about a month ago. And we had a green salad mostly from the sunroom, with the addition of onions, sweet red peppers, carrots, and tomatoes.

                              #33300
                              skeptic7
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                                Joan, Happy Birthday

                                I have a favorite pumpkin, chickpea and curry soup which I made last week with half a Medium size squash. I think it was a squash, it might have been a small pumpkin. Anyway half of it made about 3 cups of 1 inch cubed pumpkin for the soup. This left me half a pumpkin to spare. I decided I wasnted another pumpkin soup but with a different flavor theme. I decided to go with a Mexican style. I made soup with a can of tomatoes with chile, cumin, onions, 2 cans of black beans and the pumpkin. It came out with a decided chili flavor.

                                I also made a fast focaccio bread to go with this. I used White Lily Flour and its very odd using all white flour when I mainly stick with whole wheat. Also I had to bake the bread until it was brown on top whereas I don't worry about color with whole wheat.

                                #33303
                                Italiancook
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                                  Late lunch was carryout, leaving no room for dinner. Instead, I cooked 2 cube steaks to refrigerate. They'll be warmed up for lunch tomorrow with roasted brussel sprouts and mashed potatoes. I took a page from BakerAunt's book and saved the cube steak drippings to make gravy tomorrow.

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