What are you Cooking the week of June 7, 2020?

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  • #24607
    cwcdesign
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      Tonight I’m making a favorite - one pot sausage pasta from Two Peas and their Pod. It uses chicken sausage. This will be good for the next few nights. I start back to work at 7 tomorrow morning and am there until 5. Repeat on Saturday and Sunday 8-3. One way to jump back into the work force.

      And, the contractor is coming Saturday to put in the new kitchen cabinets my landlord ordered since the old ones are falling apart. The contractor said he would wait til I went back to work and is working very hard to keep us safe. They will wear masks only be on the porch and in the kitchen and I think he’s planning to hang plastic barriers. It should only take 4 days, 5 at most. The countertops will be made when he’s done and has measured. We’ll have to pick them up in Jacksonville and then a friend and Will will install the counters.

      #24610
      BakerAunt
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        Tonight, my husband is cooking. 🙂 We are having pan-cooked boneless pork, rotini and cheese that uses KAF's Vermont Cheese powder, and microwaved frozen peas.

        I hope that the renovation goes smoothly, CWCdesign. Also, best wishes as you return to work.

        #24613
        chocomouse
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          Egg salad sandwiches with garden lettuces.

          #24643
          cwcdesign
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            Thanks BakerAunt your dinner sounds delicious. So does yours chocomouse.
            For me it was good to just have something warm

            #24646
            chocomouse
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              Tonight we had chicken patties, potato salad, and green "deck" salad with tomatoes and herbs. I'd never made pickled onions, but made some today to change up the flavor of the potato salad (which is going to a graduation party tomorrow evening). I think I need to stir more of the tangy onion into the salad. But it is delicious, and I will be pickling onions regularly. They are so easy to do: 1 red onion, thinly sliced; put 1/2 cup each of water, red wine vinegar, and sugar in a pot and bring to a boil; put the onions in a glass (mason) jar and pour the solution over them. That's it! 30 minutes and you'll have tangy onions! Perfect for burgers or brats.

              #24648
              BakerAunt
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                Those pickled onions sound very good, Chocomouse.

                Dinner on Friday was stir-fry to use the leftover pork from last night’s dinner. I used carrots, celery, green onion, mushrooms, broccoli, and soba noodles. I would have liked a red bell pepper, but we had none in the house.

                #24662
                Italiancook
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                  I'm going to make a pot of carrot soup today for lunch. I'll try to interest hubby to make grilled hot dogs for dinner.

                  #24667
                  Mike Nolan
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                    I'm going to juice some onions to start a batch of onion vinegar, I"m just hoping it doesn't smell up the basement.

                    #24670
                    Joan Simpson
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                      I like the sound of those pickled onions too Chocomouse.

                      Tonight we had soup,sandwich and fresh baked apple pie,and my crusts were nice and flaky.

                      #24691
                      RiversideLen
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                        Saturday I grilled burgers, Italian sausages, mushrooms, red bell pepper and zucchini.

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