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Home › Forums › Cooking — (other than baking) › What are you Cooking the Week of October 19, 2025?
I started Friday in the kitchen by making yogurt. In the afternoon, I made a pasta-vegetable salad. We had the pasta salad with Turkey-Zucchini loaf with Peach-Dijon Glaze that I made for dinner. That is likely the last zucchini loaf until next summer, although I still have a couple of small zucchinis left, as well as 2 cups shredded zucchini left over to use. Scott harvested the last of the pickling cucumbers this afternoon, so I made our last jar of refrigerator pickles until next summer. Our area is on the edge of a freeze warning, so Scott spent the afternoon getting the plants inside and harvesting whatever was still out there. We will ripen the green tomatoes in the house.
We had hamburgers today from a local restaurant my son likes, very good.,
Thank you BakerAunt on the sweet comments on my son, he's a great cook too. We are having a good time.
We re-ran last night's dinner of Turkey Zucchini Loaf and Pasta Salad. That let me devote today to baking.
Joan, that pot roast looks good, I've been thinking about it since I haven't had one in a long time.
I had a couple of real nice red peppers so I made stuffed peppers tonight.
Tonight consisted of making dinner from what was on hand, starting with some frozen ravioli. My next decision was to make my no cook Alfredo Sauce (half a batch), and then I added the other half of the Stouffer's spinach soufflé that I had for dinner last night. It was delicious and I have dinner for tomorrow night too.
Pretty much the same as yesterday, a stuffed pepper, broccoli, cauliflower and pasta.
Your dinner looks delicious, Len.
For lunch on Saturday, I tried an internet recipe for a mushroom soup, as I needed to use up a pound of mushrooms. The flavor was not bad, especially as I added 2 Tbs. sherry, but it was rather thin, so next time, I will reduce the broth by half and maybe use low-fat evaporated milk for the low-fat milk.
We repeated last night's dinner so that I could bake bread.
I made a lavash pizza tonight, using artichoke hearts, mushrooms, some fresh tomatoes, concassed, some breakfast sausage, and big slices of Havarti cheese.
Pizza looks yummy, Mike
It was great.