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September 30, 2020 at 9:49 am in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of September 27, 2020? #26764
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.
Happy Birthday, Mike! Enjoy your cake or pie or cookie or whatever. But let it be good!
I made a variation on "my year with Chris Kimball"'s barbecued chicken thighs. I baked instead of grilled the thighs. I loved the idea and taste of smooshing a piece of ground raw bacon on the boneless chicken thighs. I used the spice combo but used regular bbq sauce mixed with peanut butter. Got a thumbs up from the hubby.
I always preferred Hydrox cookies. The filling wasn't so cloying and the cookie was crisper.
I always preferred Hydrox cookies. The filling wasn't so cloying and the cookie was crisper.
My neighbor brought over some crab soup. It is red and delicious.
BA,I purchased those silicon racks and I think Ill try those chicken thighs on them. Thanks
I made Brazilian shrimp stew. Found recipe on the internet. A keeper.
I love David's recipes. The reviews on this one are very favorable.
I made turkey tenderloin with onions and peppers and zucchini (instead of carrots) from Spoonful of Flavor blog. Tasted good and healthy.
We are having grilled lamb chops with asparagus( a la Jacques Pepin). He has a great facebook page which feature easy and flavorful recipe videos.
I bought a top round london broil (on sale do you believe?). I sliced the semi-frozen beef very thin against the grain with my rotary slicer. Then I threaded the marinated meat on wooden skewers and grilled it. 1 1/4 lbs of meat was good for 2 meals (for 2) and some to share with our neighbor. Tasty and economical, IMHO.
I marinate my beef tenderloin in Yeri Yeri teryaki sauce and then grill it on grill or grill pan. Never needs anything else.
Had to empty out fridge and freezer for our return home to Pa. I had some ground beef,frozen corn an one large russet baking potato. Shepherd's pie was a no brainer.
That lemon juice and cinnamon and maybe the oats seem to be the only variation on a familiar recipe. I wonder what the lemon juice does?
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