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November 20, 2025 at 7:51 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of November 16, 2025? #47770
So tonight I made bbq chicken salad and had it with spinach and avocado. I was too tired after work to make pizza - it's been a long week so far and next week will be busier.
BakerAunt - that's good to know about the Vegalene - I used it for a while and always liked it, but I didn't replace it when I ran out - maybe on my next order
November 19, 2025 at 8:28 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of November 16, 2025? #47763I roasted some onion, mushrooms and green peppers and separately baked a chicken breast that I had pounded thin. Then I added some bbq sauce to the chicken. It was a nice dinner. My plan is to use some of the veges on a pizza and make chicken salad from the leftover chicken breast.
November 17, 2025 at 8:07 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of November 16, 2025? #47747I made fried rice with some leftover brown rice I had - a simple filling dinner after we started Christmas set up at work today - we got our tree up and our main display done as well
The parchment strips are a good idea Mike - the pan is glazed, so I would think there wouldn't be a sticking problem.
Many years ago, I got the silicone pan bug - they were OK, but after a couple of uses, they were difficult to clean, so I got rid of them. I'm sure the materials are better now, but I'll stick with my USA pans.I made chicken piccata meatballs with mashed sweet potato and roasted broccoli. I have several more meals this week.
Today I made a loaf of the Chewy Rye Semolina bread from KAF. I followed the recipe and made the dough in my bread machine and then baked in the Emile Henry long baker.
I'm including photos because it rose nicely, but I used my paring knife to slash and did not get all the way through or deep enough. And then, it stuck to the pan again. I don't know what to do about that - I greased it with avocado oil and then greased again just to make sure it was well greased. The last photo is of where it stuck along the edge - the bottom was fine - just the middle - I'd like to not have it happen again (this is the second time).Attachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.Thank you BA and Len - I seemed to have turned the corner this morning ~ I may even make bread tomorrow.
Len, your pizza sounds deliciousI LOVE my infrared thermometer for when we've got the steels on the stovetop or grill. Obviously a regular griddle will work as well - I just happen to have the steels.
And, thank you BA - I feel a little better this morning
Tonight was my second night of having tuna with romaine lettuce and a piece of focaccia from the freezer (it came from the bake shop at work).
I went to Vero Beach over the weekend to see my brother and SIL. With the time change and the long drive I started feeling the effects of a cold on Tuesday. Fortunately I'd taken my ginger chicken vegetable soup out of the freezer for dinner that night and a little for last night. With the help of Mucinex, I think I'm keeping it in my head
Chocomouse - I have one I really like and it's easy. https://bakingsteel.com/blogs/recipes/legendary-english-muffin-recipe
This comes from The Baking Steel - I have both a steel (that Mrs. Cindy gave me) and one of their griddles - I think the cooking technique is as important as the recipe). They have videos on cooking them - I haven't made them in a couple of years even though I keep meaning to - I've also thought about adding whole wheat or white whole wheat to the dough
I made the Skillet Chicken, Orzo and Spinach recipe that I found in the Washington post last year when I still subscribed. I added extra goat cheese and this was my best effort yet.
Pizza looks yummy, Mike
Tonight consisted of making dinner from what was on hand, starting with some frozen ravioli. My next decision was to make my no cook Alfredo Sauce (half a batch), and then I added the other half of the Stouffer's spinach soufflé that I had for dinner last night. It was delicious and I have dinner for tomorrow night too.
On Monday, I roasted vegetables - peppers, zucchini, onion, carrots and the baby potatoes along with a large chicken breast that I had pounded very thin. I just used olive, salt & pepper.
Tuesday I made chicken salad with the chicken I didn't use for my dinner (most of it) with celery, toasted pecans, dried cranberries, whole milk yogurt & mayo, which I also enjoyed tonight and will have more for tomorrow -
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