I had a burger on a freshly baked rye/whole wheat bun and a chicken veg soup. The soup had Napa cabbage, carrot and parsnip.
Last night was a pizza with veggie chicken soup. Tonight will be pizza with a salad. That closes out the pizzas for this week.
I learned something today.
Since I know how many grams are in an ounce, I think I'd get this one right anytime.
I made a pizza tonight. Red pepper and ground pork.
Cooked a pork roast on the BBQ grill.
Aaron,I think they contract with farmers to grow the wheat varieties they want. My father in law was in the tomato business, he owned and operated a greenhouse. He had a contract with the tomato processor and they would tell him what varieties they wanted. They would visit the greenhouse to make sure certain things were up to standard. But that didn't guarantee they would buy his product, they would inspect and cherry pick the tomatoes and there was one year they refused the tomatoes grown in that locality from all the growers.
I missed it.
My brother subscribes to it and he had a "give a free subscription to a friend" offer, so he signed me up for it. I have the July/August issue. S Wirth, I was gonna ask you which tip is his, but I was able to figure it out.
Guessed right.
BakerAunt, I want some pea soup!
I put a pork rib roast on the BBQ this afternoon. Will have it with a crisp salad.
I made a veg chicken & shrimp stir fry with napa cabbage, carrot and red bell pepper.
I was busy planting my tomato and herb garden and when I finished I was torn between fixing something I had on had or clicking on GrubHub. I decided to cook. I made a Beyond Burger, fries (from frozen) and fresh asparagus. A good and relatively easy meal. I have an ice cream bar for later.
It's always a sad day when an appliance bites the dust. The good news is, the new model is more energy efficient and you will notice a drop in your electric usage.
My old fridge was about 25 years old and working fine but I knew it's days were numbered so I did a preemptive strike and bought a new one. This was 5 years ago. When it was about 2 years old I noticed it was having real short run times so I Youtube'd it and found the solution. It needed a new defrost timer and the video showed my how to replace it and where I could buy it. It was under $20 with shipping, not bad. Solved the problem and saved me the expense of a service call. The new timer lasted 3 years (better than the 2 years the original lasted) and I replaced it about a month ago. This time, though, I bought 2 of them, now I have a spare on hand.
I second guessed myself and missed it.
