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We are getting ready for my husband's cousins' reunion this week. On Sunday, I baked a double batch of my adaptation of Ellen's Buns. I made ten from each recipe. In the evening, I baked a pumpkin pie. My blind baked crust stuck to the parchment I used to line it, so I had to do some repair work with a wet spoon and fingers. The pie looks great, but it has that one spot where it breaks through, like a very small circle. It seems to be a feature that happens with this oven, as it was not an issue with any other oven.
For dinner, I made salmon patties, which we had open-faced on one of the buns I baked today. I will freeze four of the patties for a future meal.
I did not realize that my husband had been nibbling on the flatbread I baked last week, until I noticed that I only had one left for tonight. As I still have hummus to eat, I baked another recipe of flatbread, this time substituting in 18 g of dark rye for that much of the Italian Style Flour. I left the amounts of whole wheat and barley alone.
A vendor at the local farmers market had pickling cucumbers available on Saturday, probably for the last time this season, so I bought some and came home and made another batch of refrigerator dill spears. He also gave me some fresh dill to use, which should create flavor faster than the dill seed, although I still used some dill seed.
I also made pasta salad on Saturday afternoon because I realized the cucumbers I had in the refrigerator would not last much longer. I used my last jar of zucchini relish from last year and added olive oil, Dijon mustard, a bit of maple syrup, and a tsp. of Penzey's Sandwich Sprinkle. I used the rest of the cherry tomatoes, half a can of black olives that were still in the refrigerator, the cucumbers, and some green onion. I will have it for dinner tonight, along with some hummus and flatbread, while my husband eats the leftover stir-fry and some of the pasta salad if he wishes.
We had leftover stir-fry tonight.
That sounds so good, Navlys!
For dinner on Thursday, I made a soba noodle stir-fry using leftover pork, the deglazing, green onion, celery, red bell pepper, carrots, mushrooms, broccoli, and a few snow peas from our garden.
Here's a link to a video from Glen and Friends, which Len told us about:
We found the best way to get our dog to take pills is cream cheese (vet's suggestion).
Oh, that is horrible!
On Wednesday, I made yogurt. For dinner, my husband pan-cooked some boneless pork, which we had with roasted potato chunks (the last from those my husband grew) and microwaved fresh broccoli.
Operations are tough on the animal--and tough on the animal's human guardians. I wish Jack, Mike, and Diane the best in this difficult time.
On this Wednesday, I'm baking Whole Wheat Sourdough Cheese Crackers from the dough I made last week.
Skeptic--I'm glad you have power--and Internet service--again.
Whatever says comfort food to you, Joan, is the way to go.
We finished off most of the roasted chicken breast, farro stir-fry, and green bean salad. My husband will have the rest of the farro and chicken for lunch tomorrow, and I will have the green bean salad.
I made chicken broth on Tuesday, using the bones from the chicken breast I roasted on Sunday, along with another batch of bones from a previous chicken breast and a whole chicken that I had in the freezer.
I also made pizza sauce by cooking down 2 cups of tomatoes, the last major batch from our garden. I was disappointed not to have had more regular tomatoes this year, although we did well with the cherry tomatoes.
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