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Home › Forums › Cooking — (other than baking) › What are you Cooking the Week of May 3, 2026?
Beef stroganoff
I did a thin crust pizza with just sauce, cheese and mushrooms. Not quite like the one we used to get in Evanston IL in the early 70's, but close enough. (I think the sauce is the missing link.)
The dough makes 2 pizzas, so I'll be doing another one tomorrow night. It'll be interesting to see if having the dough in the fridge overnight changes how the crust is.
I just got the King Arthur pizza book, so I'll be playing around with some recipes from it over the next few months.
Mike--You need to fix the thread title, as the "y" got left off of May.
For Sunday's dinner, I thawed a "split chicken" that was frozen. It was mostly two large chicken breasts. My theory is that these cuts result from someone learning how to cut up a chicken who did not quite get it right. I rubbed them with olive oil, sprinkled them with Penzey's Justice blend before roasting at 375 F for 40 minutes. One was finished at 45 minutes, but the larger one required another 10 minutes. We had some of the chicken with the rest of the potato salad from Friday and microwaved fresh broccoli.
No cooking here tonight, I was at friends today we had sausages and hotdogs on the grill with all the trimmings, pasta salad, baked beans , chips ,cookies and the cornbread cake.We had a great rain Saturday, so thankful!Glad you got lots of rain Cwcdesign.
Joan, I just checked the wildfire update on First Coast News - it was at 3:20 this afternoon - they got 1.5"of rain which helped a little, but they're still at 64% containment - I gather they are doing things like moving merchantible timber and breaking up berms to create firebreaks. It sounds like it's going to take a while - those poor people.
I had chicken salad and broccoli for dinner