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Sunday was a pork rib roast of the grill. Leftovers tonight.
Chocomouse, I used to lose power often. So I bought a butane fueled camping stove. Now if the power goes, I have at least a burner that I can cook something on.
I'm going to saute a handful of shrimp, boil some angel hair pasta, and have it with left over Chinese food (3 kinds of mushrooms in a nice brown sauce) tonight.
Today I made Maple Cookie dough, portioned and in the freezer now.
Also made a half dozen baked doughnuts. I used some whole wheat and oat flour (1/2 total) and topped them with chocolate frosting and coconut. They came out just a little dry, maybe I should have removed them from the oven a minute earlier. But they're still good.
Today I made a beef round roast.
In Chicagoland, you often find skirt steak in Mexican restaurants, which I have found to be very good. I have never had any luck in cooking it myself, except when I bought it from a Mexican market and they sliced it very thin.
I made sandwich buns today. Unfortunately I dropped one of them when I was removing it from the pan 🙁
This morning I made buckwheat waffles with oats and pumpkin. I had some pumpkin puree in the freezer that I made last fall that I wanted to use up.
Tonight I made a small pork roast and had it with macaroni.
I made sandwich buns today.
Made sandwich buns today.
Tonight I cooked the last major item that was in the bottom of my freezer, a top round roast. I salted and peppered it yesterday. Roasted it on convection mode at 225 degrees until it reached an internal temp of 135. It rose to 142 while resting. It came out perfect. Had it with noodles and asparagus.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Last night I made a meat pasta sauce for homemade "beef-a-roni". Tonight will be easy leftovers, just need to reheat it and cook some fresh asparagus.
Some years ago I bought a yogurt maker and made yogurt once. I didn't see any difference in it from the store bought yogurt. I'll make bread, cookies etc but yogurt is one of those things I can buy.
I have a pressure cooker taking up shelve space. Used it a few times to make broth, that's about it.
I've had my eye on the Maple Cookies that Chocomouse made last week (thank you Chocomouse) so I made them today. I cut the brown sugar in half and added a half cup of white chocolate chips. When the dough was mixed I thought it was a little too thin so I added a quarter cup of hazelnut flour (from KAF) (and thank you BakerAunt for the link). I used a number 40 disher to portion them and got 25 cookies. I only baked 6 tonight with the rest residing in the freezer for later. Even after reducing the brown sugar in half I find they are plenty sweet for my taste. Overall, the cookie is pretty good, will make them again.
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