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Even though it's a hot day, I was going to cook ... but then our power went out. So DH and I went to weaving class (he was mostly decorative, though he did help with heavy lifting, lol), and then picked up Buffalo chicken tenders and a very interesting slaw for dinner.
Even though it's a hot day, I was going to cook ... but then our power went out. So DH and I went to weaving class (he was mostly decorative, though he did help with heavy lifting, lol), and then picked up Buffalo chicken tenders and a very interesting slaw for dinner.
Tenders for the win. My power went out for 5 days last year. I cooked for about 48 hours straight...until I could no longer see straight and had to fall asleep. The gas stove, grill and coolers saved a lot of food.
today starts the canning season officially so dinner will be simple: I have a pizza from Aldi's in the fridge; think that is dinner. Maybe I will make a small salad as well. Spoiled brat will still expect a decent dinner even if my legs are about to fall off.
Tenders for the win. My power went out for 5 days last year. I cooked for about 48 hours straight...until I could no longer see straight and had to fall asleep. The gas stove, grill and coolers saved a lot of food.
Ugh, 5 days? That's horrible. Our power's back on, but the AC is now out. Hopefully, they'll be able to fix it today (the blower motor won't come on).
Thinning out the herd aka cleaning out freezer. Probably fajitas with hot, hot chicken thighs and lots of vegetables, green salad. Peach pie. I thought I had too much fruit but it settled nicely. Cut a slice and it smells peachy:>)
I am baking a fresh blueberry pie right now. Still haven't got a clue about the rest of the dinner.
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