I'm doing a center cut pork roast (bone in) for supper tonight.
I made the chicken dish, but I think I'd call it more a variant on chicken Florentine than Tuscan chicken, because I left out garlic, oregano and sun dried tomatoes.
The sauce didn't thicken as much as I would have liked, but it was pretty good anyway, and 2 drumsticks with onions, mushrooms and sauce was 14 carbs. We also had the last of the keto-friendly cheesecake today, and I think I might try making a key lime cheesecake next.
My meringue never looks anything like yours, it's a work of art.
Tomorrow night I'm going to make a Tuscan Chicken recipe using chicken drumsticks, mushrooms, spinach and a cream sauce.
BA, if your husband likes soft raisin oatmeal cookies, Diane's mother's recipe might work too:
I haven't had to make peanut butter cookies for over a month because Diane has been making these instead.
Here's a tip not everyone may know, use the 'insert into text' link to get a bigger picture showing in your posts. (I added it to Joan's post.)
We had tacos/taco salads.
Since I was able to raise the file size to 5MB, you should be able to upload them directly from a cell phone these days, though I will admit to not having tried that, since I'm more of a laptop person for computing.
We had a beef stir fry over cauliflower rice.
I think I found the elusive setting and I was able to upload a 3.5 MB uncropped full-resolution photo from my iPhone to the site.
This is just a large file 3.5 MB to see if will upload. It does!
Diane was sneezing and just not feeling well, so she had some chicken noodle soup and went to bed early.
I had a big salad with tuna fish plus a small slice of cheesecake.
We had the last of the onion soup, and I probably won't make it again until fall.
The maximum image upload size is set to 512K and so far I haven't been able to find where that is set to change it. (Very frustrating!)
So you probably need a tool to reduce the size of your photos before you try to upload them. There are numerous such options, including ones on your phone and on a computer. (If you're using Windows, I strongly recommend IrfanView, a free picture editing tool.)
When I take a photo on my iphone to post here, I email it to my gmail account, which gives me an option to set small, medium, large, or full-size, I find the medium choice produces pictures that work well on the site.
We had baked fish for supper, my salmon was good but Diane's cod had a bitter taste to it, and we tossed it, along with the rest of that package in the freezer. I think I'll stick with Orange Roughy for her.
