Cooking & Baking
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I haven't gotten a damn thing done because of them catching the shooter. Reading, reading, reading. Interesting shooter. Consequently no lengthy food preparation tonight.
I do have some chicken cordon bleu, so I will fix that. It's already prepared.
Side dish: lemon-spicy cashew quinoa. A few Brussels sprouts.
Ginger turmeric kombucha.
Dessert: a square of an interesting looking chocolate bar that I found at the store this morning: black forest cake cherry-flavored chocolate and cookie pieces.
The trouble with these domestic chocolate bars is they don't compare with the ones the RG sends me from Italy. Not even close.
on edit: just re-read this and realize how strange it is that some of us in the US now classify our shooters as "interesting." WTH?!
irisblue
(34,369 posts)Last edited Mon Dec 9, 2024, 05:41 PM - Edit history (1)
A guilty pleasure for me is Campbell vegetarian vegetable soup, so that is tonight dinner, served with garlic texas toast and hit decafe tea.
Edited, I am trying to limit my sodium intake & commercial soups can be pretty high. I realized that I could make this soup from scratch with alphabet pasta in my tomato soup base. with minimal salt.
Emile
(30,322 posts)Strawberry jello with a teaspoon of cool whip before bedtime.
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La Coliniere
(997 posts)Steam-fry in evoo and veggie broth: sliced carrots, chopped red bell pepper, onions and garlic. When soft add cut asparagus and sliced mushrooms. Add 1/2 block of mashed tofu, 3T Jax tofu scramble and 2T Penzys Sunny Paris seasoning. Top with crumbled Morning Star bacon and vegan Parmesan. Cheers! 🥂
AKwannabe
(6,399 posts)Made them into some baked burritos with ground beef and cheese. A verde enchilada sauce over top.
Was a small pan of burritos but still have some left. Will freeze the excess beans and taco meat.