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    BakerAunt
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      I made two jars of refrigerator dill pickles on Thursday afternoon. I have enough of the pickling cucumbers to make one more jar in a few days, then that will be it for the season, as there are no more in the garden other than the variety that goes yellow too fast. I may do some more salsa to use some of them.

      For dinner, we had more of the apple butter chicken thighs and bulgur, along with a nice big salad.

      #50107
      Joan Simpson
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        Hamburger vegetable soup with pimento cheese sandwich.

        Mike your pizza looks so good!

        #50109
        Mike Nolan
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          I had the last 2 pieces reheated tonight, they were still pretty good.

          #50110
          Mike Nolan
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            We had tomato soup with fried cheese sandwiches on honey wheat bread, a satisfying fare on a cool damp fall evening.

            #50112
            BakerAunt
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              We went to a town hall on Friday from 5:30-7 for a candidate for our congressional district, so we had a late dinner of leftover pecan coated pork slices as sandwiches. I had meant to make a pasta salad earlier in the day, but I got caught up in other activities.

              #50113
              chocomouse
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                I made 4 quarts of tomato sauce for the freezer. And have plenty more tomatoes to process in the garden.

                #50116
                BakerAunt
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                  We had the rest of the chicken and bulgur for dinner on Saturday, and I caramelized yellow zucchini chunks in olive oil to go with it.

                  #50118
                  RiversideLen
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                    I took some rotisserie chicken out of the freezer and had it with boiled potatoes and broccoli. I put the frozen chicken in a pot with about a cup of water and a little dab of Better than Bullion chicken stock, some small potatoes and cooked it for about 10 minutes and then put the broccoli in the pot and continued cooking until the potatoes and broccoli was done. An easy one pot meal.

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