What are you Cooking the week of March 22, 2020

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  • #22224
    Mike Nolan
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      I'm going to make a meat loaf with black beans and mushrooms today. That'll provide 2-3 days worth of meals.

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      #22236
      Joan Simpson
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        We had sausage,eggs,rice and toast for supper.

        Mike we love meatloaf and like sandwiches with the leftovers.

        #22247
        BakerAunt
        Participant

          Sunday dinner was leftover pork loin roast on freshly baked Len's buns, with microwaved broccoli on the side. We ate in the front room next to the fire and watched the March snowstorm. So far, we've had 1 1/2 inches, and it is still snowing.

          #22249
          chocomouse
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            BakerAunt, we are expecting that storm to arrive late tomorrow afternoon; glad you enjoyed it! In anticipation of more snow, tonight we had grilled strip steaks, potatoes roasted on the grill, broccoli, and green salad. I'm thinking tomorrow I will use the two pounds of mushrooms I bought yesterday to make mushroom soup for myself, and I'll open a can of Grillin' Beans for my husband.

            #22253
            skeptic7
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              I made chicken soup in a pressure cooker. I had onion, carrot, celery, garlic and chicken legs, with parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme to be traditional. This is much faster than using a slow cooker for the soup and just as tasty.
              I also tried sweet and sour cabbage which I didn't like that well. I might try this again and follow the recipe more carefully before I give up on it.

              #22255
              RiversideLen
              Participant

                That's a lot of snow, BakerAunt. We got snow here too but it melts on the pavement, it's only sticking on grass and other vegetation.

                Tonight I made pizza again, and a piece of cake for dessert. So, I guess you can say I had pie and cake for dinner.

                #22281
                Joan Simpson
                Participant

                  Ya'll have the snow and we have the air condition on.

                  We had spaghetti and meat sauce with garlic toast with enough for leftovers one night.I do as you Mike I repackage all my hamburger in small packs about 12 oz. also.We have been cutting back on the meat for quite awhile.

                  #22288
                  BakerAunt
                  Participant

                    We're having leftover pea soup with Limpa bread. We had some warmer rain last night into today, so the snow is now gone. My husband measured what had accumulated on an outside table and thinks there was about 2 1/2 inches.

                    #22290
                    chocomouse
                    Participant

                      We have about 3 inches of snow and it is still coming down. It's beautiful, but getting dark out now. Today I made mushroom soup and with it had Gruyere-olive rolls from the freezer.

                      #22291
                      RiversideLen
                      Participant

                        I had spaghetti and meatballs.

                        #22309
                        Joan Simpson
                        Participant

                          I cooked boneless ribs on top of stove with BBQ gravy ,mashed potatoes and green beans.

                          #22310
                          BakerAunt
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                            On Tuesday, I roasted a chicken atop a bed of cut up potatoes and-carrots, tossed with olive oil and sprinkled with rosemary, thyme, sage, and a bit of sweet curry. I rubbed the chicken with a bit of olive oil and sprinkled with poultry seasoning. I’m also turning the roasting pan halfway through both the initial high heat time and the lowered heat time.

                            I also have cooking on the stove a large pot of garbanzo beans that I soaked last night in salt water, drained, and cooked in more salt water. These are beans that got packed away when we first moved here almost three years ago, so they are old. I’m experimenting as to whether they can be edible.

                            #22313
                            RiversideLen
                            Participant

                              I made pork chops, had some leftover pasta sauce so I made pasta, with so many items being out of stock at the stores I'm being careful not to waste anything. Had it with broccoli and carrot.

                              #22314
                              Mike Nolan
                              Keymaster

                                We had some braunschweiger on salty rye rolls and a slice of banana-raisin cream pie. I also had a small bowl of the partially fermented sauerkraut, which is starting to develop a nice acidic tang to it.

                                #22325
                                BakerAunt
                                Participant

                                  Update on the "ancient" garbanzo/chickpeas: I started cooking them at 5 p.m., then decided at 6 p.m. that higher heat was needed. I checked them at 7:30, and they were not done. I let them continue cooking, then checked at 9:30, and they were done, and tasty, with better texture than any I've cooked without the salt.

                                  Now I want to find a recipe for chickpea patties that does not require unusual ingredients, so Bon Appetit recipes are out. I thought that I'd seen one recently, but I cannot recall where I saw it.

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