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Yellow rice with chicken. Veggies are still in the undecided sector. Iced tea will be a sure bet though as will the chocolate pudding. Must go easy on portion size of it all as Sunday is a big day for the annual homecoming at my late grandfathers church in north FL. Then 2 weeks later a family reunion with more genuine southern home cooking. Then Thanksgiving. Then, then, then, well I think the picture is painted here. I do so look forward to all the greens and field peas and lima beans and etc. Talk about a real feast, my cousins know how to put them on and I do like to sample.
Tonight will be a free dinner: Lime Margarita Chicken.
Sorry, no recipe folks. It's one of those frozen bag thingys that you stick into a skillet, cover and cook. It's supposed to be "white meat chicken, onions, corn, red bell peppers, black beans, in a spicy lime sauce with rice". (I'm not sure where the margarita part comes in.)
I never tried this before and would probably not buy it, but it was one of the freebees with my last grocery delivery. It's supposed to make 2 servings; since these sort of things usually consider midget sized portions and the bag doesn't seem big, I'll make some extra rice to put it over.
I don't have high expectations for it, so I'll make some refrigerator biscuits too. That way we could fill up on biscuits and rice if the chicken dish is a disaster.
Yellow rice with chicken. Veggies are still in the undecided sector. Iced tea will be a sure bet though as will the chocolate pudding. Must go easy on portion size of it all as Sunday is a big day for the annual homecoming at my late grandfathers church in north FL. Then 2 weeks later a family reunion with more genuine southern home cooking. Then Thanksgiving. Then, then, then, well I think the picture is painted here. I do so look forward to all the greens and field peas and lima beans and etc. Talk about a real feast, my cousins know how to put them on and I do like to sample.
I think I'm a long lost cousin. Is my invite in the mail?
Happy Friday to you all !!! I don't have to cook till Sunday.That will be a big pot of sgetti as my son would say
I am back to my happy self (thanks for all the support) Have house hold chores to do then it is off to dinner. La ti da...
Still working on TG list ha ha how exciting! Nomad sounds like your looking forward to the holidays
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Trying to go on a diet:
-Can of progresso low sodium minestrone soup
-2 Pieces of toasted white bread, with a small slice of cheddar cheese
-2 Big glasses of water
I just learned risotto technique over the past few weeks, and I'm getting really good at it. Tonight I made one with roasted, pureed butternut squash; seasoned with cloves, ginger, cinnamon and a pinch of dark brown sugar. Side dish of little tiny cowpeas (can't remember what they were called, but they're even smaller than pinkeye cowpeas). I boiled them with some bacon drippings and topped them with crumbled bacon.
The risotto turned out better than I had even hoped.
Ready to put dinner on the table....everyone have a great night! I, for one, plan on sleeping a lot tonight! Ha! What a couple of glasses of wine can do! Night all................
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