What are you Cooking the Week of October 9, 2022?

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    Mike Nolan
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      I made a big batch of piperade (sweet peppers, onions and tomatoes) today, then used a little of it with some mozzarella cheese to make some pizza bread for me for supper. I think Diane is going to have some soup, she was worried it might be too late in the day for the piperade.

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      #36842
      Joan Simpson
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        Mike your pizza bread looks good...we had lima bean soup and BLT's

        #36845
        Joan Simpson
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          Tonight it's spaghetti & meat sauce with garlic toast, enough for a freezer meal.

          #36846
          BakerAunt
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            On Friday, we had Salmon and Couscous with Penzey's Greek Seasoning along with a salad that featured our cherry tomatoes and green onion tops.

            #36850
            RiversideLen
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              Last night I made salmon on the BBQ, applewood smoke chips for additional flavor. I have enough for today's lunch and dinner. I had it with noodles, mushrooms and red cabbage.

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              #36853
              Joan Simpson
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                Len your salmon looks so good!

                We had chargrilled chicken breast, leftover butter beans, squash ,baked potato and I made a peach cobbler.

                #36855
                BakerAunt
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                  Looks delicious, Len!

                  Our dinner on Saturday was Turkey-Zucchini Loaf with Peach-Dijon Glaze, turban squash--cooked, then roasted after being cut into chunks and peeled, and tossed in maple syrup before serving--and the last six or seven beans from our garden, supplemented with some from the farmers' market.

                  I'm not sure that I would buy another turban squash. The flavor is nothing special, and it needed to be dressed up with some maple syrup. It also had a lot of seeds. There needs to be more reward for the effort.

                  #36857
                  Mike Nolan
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                    Your salmon looks great, I like salmon, Diane does not. (Too much overcooked canned salmon as a kid, we think.)

                    We had tuna melts with some of the tomatoes from the garden tonight.

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