What are you Cooking the Week of September 27, 2020?

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  • #26740
    Mike Nolan
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      No supper plans here yet, how about you?

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      #26741
      BakerAunt
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        Delicious leftovers from last night are on our menu.

        #26743
        chocomouse
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          Dinner tonight was grilled salmon, cole slaw and steamed broccoli.

          #26744
          Mike Nolan
          Keymaster

            We had cheese souffle with a mushroom sauce

            #26745
            Joan Simpson
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              I made pizza dough this morning and had pizza tonight..sausage,pepperoni,onion,green peppers,banana peppers,black olives and mushroom,with cheese.

              #26749
              Joan Simpson
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                I cooked a rutabaga,rice and gravy & fried cubed pork.

                #26750
                Mike Nolan
                Keymaster

                  We had spaghetti with oven cheese toast.

                  #26753
                  BakerAunt
                  Participant

                    On Tuesday morning, I made pizza sauce from some of our tomatoes. It is for pizza tonight.

                    #26757
                    chocomouse
                    Participant

                      Our dinner was grilled chicken, grilled potatoes, the last of the broccoli from the garden, and cole slaw.

                      #26759
                      Joan Simpson
                      Participant

                        We had a fried chicken breast,leftover mixed greens and candied sweet potatoes and I made fresh macaroni and cheese.

                        #26764
                        navlys
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                          I made TOH's cider-glazed pork tenderloin. I added the juices from the oven baked pork to the saute pan and reduced it per instructions. Could have added sliced apples too I suppose. Highly recommend this recipe.

                          #26765
                          navlys
                          Participant

                            ps I added a little cinnamon to sauce.

                            #26767
                            BakerAunt
                            Participant

                              That sounds delicious, Navlys.

                              It is soup weather, so on Wednesday, I made a pot of soup, using a mixture of beans and some barley from a company called Pereg. They pride themselves on gourmet beans, grains, and various mixtures. I bought this package a while ago at T.J. Maxx and needed to use it. I did a long soak overnight in salted water, following Kenji Lopez-Alt’s technique. I rinsed them this afternoon, then cooked them in fresh salted water. In a larger pot, I sauteed chopped celery and carrots in olive oil, then added a package of ground turkey and browned it. I added about 6 cups of turkey broth from the freezer, along with 2 tsp. of re-hydrated dried onion and 1 Tbs. Penzey’s Ozark Seasoning. I added the beans to this mixture, then simmered on low. We will have several more meals from this pot of soup.

                              #26770
                              Mike Nolan
                              Keymaster

                                I'm getting ready to make a big pot of chicken stock, some of which will be used to make potato leek soup for the weekend. I may need to bake some bread for croutons, too.

                                #26771
                                skeptic7
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                                  I did black bean chili at the end of last week Saturday/Sunday its a fairly mild combination of several recipes that is my standard chili, I use beef heart cut up in very small dice for the meat. This was partly to be wierd I read that heart is the main ingredient in Chicago Chili Sauce , the one that is served on top of hot dogs, and partly because it seemed safer than buying ground round in the supermarket, and its appreciably cheaper than having a chuck roast ground at the butcher store. I also did Yankee cornbread to go with it.
                                  I did chicken soup tonight, sort of Chinese flavored with onions and ginger and five spice powder for the time when I want something mild. Its a little too mild, but I can add some soy sauce or chili sauce later.

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