What are you Cooking the Week of March 13, 2022?

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    RiversideLen
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      I made stuffed peppers yesterday so for dinner I had a pepper with brown rice and mushroom gravy. I think I'll make mashed potato with tonight's pepper.

      #33481
      Mike Nolan
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        We're doing fish and broccoli for supper.

        #33482
        chocomouse
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          I made a d'Italini salad and a cole slaw, which we will have with a ham steak.

          #33483
          Joan Simpson
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            I fried one chicken breast, leftover peas and snaps,candied sweet potatoes and stewed squash,made a small lettuce and tomato salad.All leftovers are gone.

            #33484
            BakerAunt
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              I roasted an Autumn Frost squash on Friday morning and made it into a curried soup after pureeing in in the food processor. I added a cup of turkey broth from the freezer, Penzey's Now Curry, and about 1/3 cup of Greek yogurt that I wanted to finish. I have leftovers for two more lunches.

              We had the last of the turkey meatloaf tonight, along with quinoa salad.

              #33497
              Joan Simpson
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                We had an easy supper tonight- taco salad.

                #33498
                BakerAunt
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                  For dinner on Saturday night, I made pea soup. I always put carrots in mine, as well as ham pieces from the freezer. We have enough for at least two more meals. It was a great dinner for this cold, rainy day.

                  #33500
                  chocomouse
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                    We had pea soup, thick with chunks of ham and thin sliced carrots, from the freezer a few days ago - it was perfect for a cold day. Contrary, today the temperature was in the upper 50s, so we had chicken thighs cooked on the grill, with asparagus, brussels sprouts, candied carrots all from the freezer. This is Vermont, where we have 5, not 4 seasons, and we are in the 5th season now: mud. The dirt roads have ruts 6-8 inches deep now, and cars are buried up to their bellies in it.

                    #33501
                    Mike Nolan
                    Keymaster

                      Left over pot roast here, my wife had some of the meat sliced and on a bagel, she says it was good but a bit chewy.

                      #33502
                      Mike Nolan
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                        Left over pot roast here, my wife had some of the meat sliced and on a bagel, she says it was good but a bit chewy.

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