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02-09-2015, 09:22 AM
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What's on the menu for everyone today??
Day 2 of 3 using my ribs and kraut - pizza today!!
(back in the groove)
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Grilled rib eyes and I might put a red wine/feta vinaigrette on mine. Not sure what to serve with it- with talk of Whole Foods I might force myself to get on the freeway and drive there.
Have I ever mentioned I hate freeways?
I could take side streets but it would take a while.
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I have some pork loin leftover, so will probably have hot pork sandwiches with gravy, mashed potatoes and peas.
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Thanks to Trixxee's inspiration from last week, we're having patty melts!
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Thanks to Trixxee's inspiration from last week, we're having patty melts!
Oh how I love patty melts!
I decided on this side dish - that way I don't have to make a separate veggie and separate starch. I've never had roasted radishes. Has anyone tried them before?
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/roasted-...vegetables
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Pork medallions, smothered in Fontina cheese with a white wine sauce. Brown butter green beans as a side.
Peter's glucose levels have been really, really great soooo...I made a banana bread for dessert (he has eaten almost the WHOLE ENTIRE thing!!!
) Tomorrow morning should be interesting...
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Oh no, hope Peter is okay tomorrow morning.
I have not tried roasting radishes and very possibly could be much better than the time I tried boiling them, which actually came in a newsletter. They said to boil them, then toss with butter. We both love radishes, but did not care for this at all. Now I'm tempted to try them roasted instead.
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Another day when everything sounds so good.
I'm taking the easy route today, French toast with raspberry coulis (freezer dive) and sausage.
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I don't know, I am leaning towards a mock beef wellington, using hamburger, mushrooms and puff pastry.
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We're at the new house for a few days and there's a large Mexican population in the area. So I bought a stack of fresh corn tortillas and DH asked for enchiladas. Done!
I love my 10' long granite island...I lay out all my ingredients and utensils and there's so much room... love, love love cooking here!!!