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Cwc, one of my neighbors noticed that my container was unused the past couple of years and offered to buy it from me. I had an extra and gave it to her with the request that she get the plants for me. She got them from a local hardware store. They had just put them out and looked pretty nice.
I didn't know about Gesthemane so I looked it up. It looks interesting.
I haven't done a veggie garden in a few years. But I'm doing one this year. I use "self watering" containers. Today I planted tomatoes (Roma, Early Girl and Champion), bell peppers, parsley and basil.
I also want to plant a couple winter squash, Buttercup. I have the seeds, am thinking about a good spot for it.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.I made a pork roast yesterday. Tonight I made eggplant parm and had it with leftover pork and a salad.
The last two nights I pulled some meatballs from the freezer and had it with spaghetti. Last night I had it with green beans and carrot and tonight I had it with a salad.
Sunday, my brother came over and I made salad and pizza. Sausage, green pepper and mushrooms. It was really good.
Not sure what tonight will be, I'm in the middle of doing some yard work so I think I'll be looking for an easy option.
Yesterday I cooked a couple of boneless chicken breasts. Tonight I'm having the leftover one with a little spaghetti and a salad.
Nice looking tomatoes, Mike.
Tonight I had a hamburger, baked potato and a salad.
ItalianCook, thanks for the compliment!
I freeze the dough after the first rise. I measure it by weight, form into a ball, put the ball in between a sheet of lightly oiled parchment paper, then I press down on it with a lightweight cutting board (a skillet or fry pan would work just as good) to form it into a hockey puck style disc. You could freeze it as a ball, but the disc will thaw faster. Then I tuck the overhanging parchment under and place it in a freezer bag. Sometimes I thaw it overnight in the fridge, sometimes I just pull it out and put it on a counter the day I bake it. Once thawed, I'll put it in between 2 sheets of lightly oiled parchment paper, press it out some more (that's one of the ways I get it to be round) and then roll it out to the desired size. It doesn't matter too much if it's cold or room temp although room temp will be a little easier. After it's rolled out, I keep it covered on the counter until I'm ready for it. Before I sauce it, if I remember, I dock it to prevent the crust from bubbling.
I hope this helps.
I made pizza and salad. The pizza had Italian sausage, red onion, bell pepper and mushrooms. I thought about putting eggplant on it too, but then I thought I had enough veggies.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Those look yummy, Kimbob!
I'm continuing to forage through my freezers, I wanted spaghetti and meatballs but I have some Bubba Burger patties that have been in there for a couple of years, so it was spaghetti and a burger patty. Not bad at all.
Sorry about your fall, BA.
Today I made stir fry using celery, carrot, sugar snap peas, cauliflower, leftover pork roast and a couple of shrimp. Had it with rice.
It was leftovers for me, pork roast, the last of the eggplant parm along with fresh sugar snap peas and carrots.
Yesterday, I made eggplant parm and had it with a hamburger.
A few days ago, I pulled a pork roast from the freezer that's been in there for about a year and a half. I roasted it today, it was fine. I had a pork roast sandwich, cauliflower and some leftover eggplant parm.
I have a lot of stuff in the freezer that I need to start rotating out.
For breakfast today, I made chocolate waffles with oats. I used Arrowhead Mills pancake and waffle mix and added a half cup of oats and a quarter cup of cocoa powder. Delicious with a fair dose of pure maple syrup!
Have enough left for tomorrow.
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