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January 9, 2020 at 6:03 pm #20324
Dinner on Thursday was “One-Pot Tarragon Chicken Mushrooms, & Rice,” a recipe that came from "The Splendid Table,” and which I’ve now made four times. I use half brown rice and half mixed wild rice (for a total of 2 cups) and adjust the broth accordingly. I was cooking six chicken thighs, so I reduced the rice to ¾ cup of each. I do not have shallots, so I used 1 Tbs. Penzey’s dried onion that I rehydrated. I decided that ¼ tsp. dried tarragon per piece of chicken is a good ratio. I was able to cook it in my Chantel casserole dish (from when Chantel was made in Germany about twenty years ago), which moves nicely to the table as the serving dish. I like making this recipe for us, but it would also work well for a dinner party. We had microwaved fresh broccoli as well.
January 9, 2020 at 9:16 pm #20334Tonight I had a hot dog and my husband wanted salad.
Took my husband back to doctor today for a steroid shot,they gave him a nebulizer and meds and redone all the meds from before.Thanks for all the prayers and now I think he's truly getting better.He has lost about 10 pounds and he is skinny already so that's not good.His appetite was better tonight so I pray all will be better soon.
January 10, 2020 at 4:48 pm #20344We have a nebulizer that we use when one or the other of us gets a bad cold, I have a tendency to lapse into bronchitis easily these days, so when I get a cold I have to attack it vigorously.
I'm starting a batch of chicken broth today, with plans to make chicken salad from some of meat for lunch tomorrow and potato leek soup for supper tomorrow.
We're getting snow today, about an inch so far and more expected, a good weekend to stay in.
January 10, 2020 at 5:45 pm #20346Yesterday I made stuffed shells and had it with leftover pork roast.
Tonight I'm going to have rotisserie chicken, left over whipped sweet potato and red cabbage.
For breakfast I made blueberry compote and pancakes. I make my compote in a way that most of the berries remain whole. I take about 25% of them in a pan with a little sugar and a tablespoon of water, after it heats up a little I mash them as best I can and let them simmer for a couple of minutes, then I fold in the remaining berries and heat them through, a slow simmer for a minute and then that's it. And a splash of fresh lemon juice.
January 10, 2020 at 6:19 pm #20347That compote sounds good Len.
Tonight we had BBQ pulled pork & brisket from a local BBQ and I made coleslaw and baked beans.(My husband ate really well today that steroid shot worked a miracle yesterday!)January 11, 2020 at 1:20 pm #20358I'm going to make a western frittata in a couple of hours. Eggs, potatoes, ham, green peppers & red peppers with a little salsa mixed in with the eggs, garnished with the last of the parsley. It's going to be dinner tonight and breakfast tomorrow.
January 11, 2020 at 6:50 pm #20365The potato leek soup was excellent, as usual. I made croutons from both Vienna bread and semolina bread, can't say I could tell much difference between them.
January 11, 2020 at 9:53 pm #20367Left over BBQ here and coleslaw tonight.
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