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new fridge is installed. It will take some getting used to -- bigger than my old one, but less modular in terms of ability to arrange things, so I've found the pride of ownership has immediately taken a back seat to the frustration of dealing with what I want vs. what I can do. It's not a fridge for a cook. It's a fridge for take-out and pre-processed foodstuffs.
At any rate, once it was in and running and I had racked the few salvageables that made it through from Saturday, I went to the grocery store and picked up a few things to get me to the next regularly scheduled shopping trip. tonight will be pan fried cod filets, and green beans with mushrooms.
Tonight my husband is grilling a couple of beautiful rib eyes, baked potatoes with all the fixins, a large garden salad, crusty Italian bread and couple of bottles of Cabernet. I am salivating over the thought of a nice, juicy steak. I am a gal who loves her meat!
A large portion of Miso soup, 3 slices of high protein/fiber bread with healthy-style margarine & strawberry spread and a mug of black tea with a teaspoon of sugar
It's cold here tonight! My DH requested his favorite - Hungarian Stuffed Peppers. I use yellow peppers. My grandmother (of German decent) always made these and this recipe is very close to hers. https://www.thespruce.com/hungarian-...recipe-1136772
Since I don't eat meat, I swap out the beef and pork for other things. Still delicious.
Having with some crusty rye bread and whipped dill butter.
Tacos with smoked pork shoulder...and later some chips with hummus
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