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February 28, 2026 at 8:06 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of February 22, 2026? #48620
I had some dumplings from Trader Joe's and sautéed the bok choy I bought the other day.
February 27, 2026 at 7:35 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of February 22, 2026? #48614I had the last of my chicken pot pie soup from the freezer with harvest bread toast.
Thanks for this Mike. I sent it to my son in New Zealand who was complaining about the potholes there. Reminds me of the sinkhole in Winter Park, FL when we lived there in the early 80's
February 23, 2026 at 8:24 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of February 22, 2026? #48585My sister in New Jersey got 22" My brother in Massachusetts along the coast got 27-30" on top of the 8-10" they already had. I'm thankful to be down here where it's cold but no snow.
I made sheet pan chicken fajitas tonight. Instead of tortillas, I cooked my last half cup of bulgur which was a nice base. I added Greek yogurt (full fat) and avocado. I have more for tomorrow at least.
Thanks Len. I'm looking forward to trying it the next time I bake - I've actually been eyeing it every time you talk about the buns you make with it.
I did make Mrs. Cindy's Irish Oatmeal bread today - it came out quite well and I will slice it for the freezer tomorrow. I will post pictures tomorrow from my computer. I have a question about the top of the loaf that a picture will explain better than I can.
Actually, BA I have the larger Zo in which you can make 2 loaves of dough - I do it all the time, part of the reason I opted for it. I'm also more apt to make bread, than buns. I planned to acknowledge Len - especially if I actually make it. I was just asking questions about your version.
Today, because it's cold, I'm going to make Mrs Cindy's Irish Oatmeal Bread.
BA - I read the Ankarsrum post - do you think I could make the dough in my Zo? What size pans do you use? Are your measurements for 2 Loaves? Approximate rising/ baking times?
February 20, 2026 at 7:31 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of February 15, 2026? #48559And, I was surprised when we hit 80 today.
I made a twice baked potato and asparagus for dinner - half tonight,half tomorrow.
But my big news is that my shoulder surgery has finally been authorized by my insurance company. My doctor's main hospital is out of network, but I can go to a different hospital in Savannah where he has privileges and actually performs surgery there on a regular basis. It will be on April 2nd, a little more than 2 months from my original surgery date. But I think things work out as they're supposed to.
February 16, 2026 at 7:48 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of February 15, 2026? #48546Joan - your grilled bologna reminded me that one of my best friends growing up loved fried bologna sandwiches - it was one of the few things she would eat.
February 15, 2026 at 6:52 pm in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of February 15, 2026? #48537I made chicken stock today and I was supposed to go out to dinner with a friend, but we had a thunderstorm and she decided to do it later this week - so I came home from church and had pimento cheese (homemade) and pretzels 😂
February 14, 2026 at 7:23 pm in reply to: The People Laid Off from The Washington Post Recipe Section #48529I always liked Eat Voraciously - I'll have to check out her substack
😂BakerAunt! I did not have enough for dinner tonight so I made a chicken salad sandwich for breakfast on English muffin toasting bread. I put the last bit of spinach in too. Tonight I had chicken pot pie soup from the freezer
I shared it in the family chat and everyone had the same reaction I did. my brother exclaimed "Monnie" what the grandchildren called my mom😊
🤣🤣🤣 I wish my mother was still alive to see it - she was a huge curler. She still had a curling stone in her apartment when she died - they used to use it for a doorstop
I had chicken salad that was made from the rotisserie chicken I bought earlier this week. Now I have bones to make a quart of stock on Sunday (maybe 1 1/2 quarts)
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