What are you Cooking the Week of October 24, 2021?

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  • #31856
    BakerAunt
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      Chicken Enchiladas sound very good Len.

      For Thursday’s dinner, I made my adaptation of the Ensalada de Quinoa from the Bob’s Red Mill site and roasted chicken thighs to go with it. We have enough for two more meals.

      #31862
      chocomouse
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        We had pizza for dinner - hot Italian sausage, mushrooms, black olives, onions, peppers, cheddar and mozzarella.

        #31863
        Joan Simpson
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          We had fried chicken breast,baked sweet potato and green peas with carrots.

          #31864
          navlys
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            I had leftover rotisserie chicken and the stock that I made with the bones. I also had broccoli slaw that was due to expire so "ta da" I made a very healthy and tasty soup!

            #31865
            Joan Simpson
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              Navlys I love anytime I can save something thats about to go bad,sounds good.

              #31866
              Joan Simpson
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                It was cool here today so I made a small pot of hamburger vegetable soup my husband had a grilled cheese sandwich I had peanut butter and jam sandwich.

                Our cool weather is nothing like Mike was talking about we were a high of 65* today.

                #31871
                Mike Nolan
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                  Tonight I made chicken thighs roasted on a bed of sweet potato, apple, onion and Brussels sprouts, with diced uncured bacon. The herbs were fresh rosemary, dried thyme and dried sage.

                  It was good but I think it can be improved upon. (I left out the garlic the recipe called for, of course.)

                  Next time I'll cut back on the onion, increase the amount of sweet potato and apple, cut the apples into larger pieces, and leave out the bacon or at least cut way back on it.

                  Finding the chicken thighs was almost the hardest part, and I wound up with bigger ones than the recipe called for (8 ounces vs 6 ounces). That increased the cooking time a bit.

                  It was about an hour and a half from start to ready to eat.

                  #31875
                  chocomouse
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                    We had steaks and potatoes on the grill, plus winter squash and salad for dinner tonight.

                    #31883
                    Joan Simpson
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                      Tonight we had shrimp that I sauteed in butter and olive oil with a little garlic, cheese grits and cole slaw and I made some cocktail sauce.

                      #31885
                      RiversideLen
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                        Yesterday I had a breaded chicken sandwich and a veggie soup that I made from a container of my homemade chicken stock. For the soup, I sauteed some onion, celery and carrots, threw a diced garlic clove in at the last minute of sautéing, then added some cauliflower and the chicken stock. Simmered it until tender and then put the stick blender to it. Once smooth I thickened it with some instant potato flakes.

                        Tonight I am going to roast a pork chop and sweet potato and steam a little red cabbage.

                        #31887
                        Mike Nolan
                        Keymaster

                          We had creamed tuna on biscuits.

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