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June 29, 2021 at 6:59 pm #30416
My husband pan-cooked pork for Tuesday dinner. I roasted cut-up red potatoes tossed in olive oil and Penzey’s Mural Seasoning. For the vegetable, I had bought a cauliflower at the Farmer’s market, so I made “Sheet Pan Cauliflower with Parmesan and Garlic,” from The Mediterranean Diet Cookbook for Beginners. It was my first time roasting cauliflower tossed in olive oil. I replaced the minced garlic with garlic powder, since the fresh garlic would burn at high temperature. The Parmesan I sprinkled on it after it came out of the oven did not melt. Next time, I would put the pan back in the oven with the Parmesan for a few minutes after adding it. I did not get the caramelization because I used parchment paper. (I am not willing to clean up a sheet pan. My husband had seconds, so I would make it again if I get another good cauliflower at the farmer’s market.
June 29, 2021 at 7:54 pm #30417More leftovers here.
June 29, 2021 at 8:32 pm #30418We had leftovers yesterday to clean out the old fridge, new once came today. Joan everytime I read your dinner menu I remember the delicious food cooked at home by my friends in Charlotte. Lovely traditional Southern cooking. BA, today I roasted carrots with butter, garlic and parmesian cheese, much like your cauliflower. Never thought to roast carrots before. I was not going to scrub cheese off the sheetpan either so I lined it with foil. A certain amount of cheese stuck to the foil. Next time and there will be a next time they were so good, I am going to use a Silpat and see if that stops the sticking. The dish is roasted at 450 for about 20-25 minutes so everything has a bit of char on it including the fresh garlic I used.
June 30, 2021 at 8:59 am #30419Chocomouse white acre peas are a small pea almost same as zipper pea.Light green in color and cooks up almost off white or yellowish.I fry a strip or two of a good smoked bacon or ham chunks add water then add peas to cover good and cook till done.I also add a chicken bouillon cube to most cooked vegetables.This is our favorite pea.
Janiebakes I cook the way I was raised,my husband doesn't like change so I cook very basic according to some.yep, I'm southern through and through and that's OK.So If anyone stops here to eat you'll be getting some love and lard lol.
June 30, 2021 at 4:54 pm #30420Tonight we had fried cubed steak,macaroni and cheese and steamed cabbage.
June 30, 2021 at 6:45 pm #30422We had a wild thunderstorm with torrential rains pass through here about 4:00, but I was able to dry off the deck chairs so we could sit on the deck to enjoy the flowers and birds while grilling. We had boneless pork chops, roasted potatoes with Greek seasoning, and winter squash from the freezer.
June 30, 2021 at 9:53 pm #30423Spent the day with the grandchildren and came home good and tired. BLTs and cantaloupe for for dinner tonight.
Joan, I had a friend in Texas who said his favorite way to eat was "plain food, cleanly cooked". I think that is true for a lot of people. Both my parents are Hungarian so I am not scared of lard! My dad grew up in the country and his family raised two pigs every year. The "meat pig" and the "grease pig".July 1, 2021 at 2:58 pm #30424I made four 8 oz. jars of black raspberry jam on Thursday, using the berries from our terrace. My husband has brought me a few from one of the woodlands, and there are still berries ripening, so I hope to be able to make at least one more batch. I told him that if he would get on board with picking in the woodlands, I would can some black raspberry pie filling…. Unlike last year, the weather has been ideal for berries. Our area had five inches of rain at the end of June with enough sunshine as well. I love my Ball jam maker, which does all the stirring for me. It is perfect for small batches.
July 1, 2021 at 5:52 pm #30425Today we had roast and gravy from the freezer,mashed potatoes and green butter beans.Your jam sounds delicious BakerAunt.
July 1, 2021 at 6:23 pm #30426Dinner on Thursday was stir-fry, using the leftover pork, soba noodles, carrots, celery, green onion, red bell pepper, a small yellow bell pepper (from our garden!), mushrooms, broccoli, and snow peas (also from our garden).
July 1, 2021 at 6:47 pm #30427Dinner was egg salad sandwiches, on the last loaf of bread in the house! Now I'll have to bake tomorrow, heat wave or not.
I've never heard of a jam maker, but will look that up. I rarely make jam, because my husband doesn't eat it and I don't need it. If I'm really wanting some jam or need it for a special recipe (like those Apricot Oatmeal Bars, made with any kind of jam), I'll make a batch of refrigerator jam, which is almost as good.
July 1, 2021 at 9:29 pm #30428This is what I have, Chocomouse:
I bought mine at a sale from Chef's Catalog (I miss that company). Not having to stand over a hot stove stirring makes it worth my while. I still need to put the jam into jars and process it with a large Ball electric kettle (the one that just heats water, not the fancy electronic canner they also make which has too many bells and whistles).
July 1, 2021 at 9:44 pm #30429We had a lavash pizza with the usual ingredients (tomato chunks, artichoke hearts, mushrooms) plus some Canadian bacon.
July 2, 2021 at 9:41 pm #30440I made yogurt on Friday.
July 2, 2021 at 10:02 pm #30442We had a bowl of chili from the freezer,fries and grilled cheese sandwich.
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