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Yuck!!! That is so not right to give bad food to someone in his condition I would think that milk and flour would be bad for someone in his condition. Soon enough he will be home and you can fatten him up
Funny how things work huh? DM if you have any more questions or concerns. I did a lot of research before making the plunge. When the counter top was being cut, they wanted the specific sink, not just the template, for the cut. Double check your sink upon delivery as mine arrived cracked!
This is my second Silgranite sink (two different houses) and I highly recommend them. I just hated wiping down my old stainless steel sink after each use to avoid spots.
I may take you up on that, George. Thanks for the tips. I hate stainless steel stuff - whether it be sinks or appliances. They're lovely in someone else's home, but I can't stand the feel of them. It's like fingernails down a blackboard to me!
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Has anybody tried tomato paste in a tube? I have been hearing it a lot on FN lately thought that might be handy to have instead of those tiny cans of tomato paste if it tastes good.
I keep a tube as well as a tube of anchovy paste in the fridge, comes in handy pretty often.
I just finished making an Asian salad dressing in the food processor. I may have made a little too thick, we'll see. I scored a 1 pound organic salad mix for $1.99! So it will be a big garbage salad with poached chicken breast and avocado.
Yum! Very healthy and fresh and delicious sounding. Love poached chicken in salad. And A+++++ for the homemade salad dressing! You are like the best student evah!! (sorry, my Southern California roots just came out.)
If it's a little too thick, just add some water or vinegar, depending on taste, shake it up, and you'll be good to go!!
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Originally Posted by LaceyEx
He has no real appetite but hey I lifted the lid on his lunch and I wouldn't either. Non descript meatloaf-bland and blah, no salt/pepper on tray, an over baked small baked potato and soggy veggies-so he ate a brownie and milk.
I'm glad to hear he is doing mostly OK. I've never understood why hospitals serve such unhealthy food and yet doctors do nothing but lecture, lecture, lecture! Perhaps they should teach by example and get involved with the dining department in their own backyard, so to speak.
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Bean burros enchilada style... easy to make and one of my boyfriend's favorites!
LOL. Must be an Arizona thing. My Phoenix-born coworker always talks about burros when I'm talking about burritos.
When she goes home for a visit, she tells me she eats an enchilada style burro every day!
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Had another deli-dinner, sopressata, pepperoni, Brie, tapenade, an olive/herb bread, and a few glasses of red wine, not too crreative but very satisfying. Dessert will be fresh blueberries while enjoying the rainbow left by a passing squall line
Yum! Very healthy and fresh and delicious sounding. Love poached chicken in salad. And A+++++ for the homemade salad dressing! You are like the best student evah!! (sorry, my Southern California roots just came out.)
If it's a little too thick, just add some water or vinegar, depending on taste, shake it up, and you'll be good to go!!
I'm glad to hear he is doing mostly OK. I've never understood why hospitals serve such unhealthy food and yet doctors do nothing but lecture, lecture, lecture! Perhaps they should teach by example and get involved with the dining department in their own backyard, so to speak.
The salad dressing was just fine. Thanks for the grade. I had a great teacher
The hospital should be ashamed of themselves especially since Mr. L has a disease involving the gastrointestinal tract. Food can be healing or deadly. Maybe the hospital can hire Katie from the Next Food Network Star to create ultra nutritious food that has no taste?
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Tonight, the Grands and I had some spiral sliced ham, baked sweet potatoes, fresh broccoli and some store bought peach raspberry pie. Surprisingly, 2 out of 3 kids liked the baked sweet potato...too exotic for the little one, I guess.
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That is so not right to give bad food to someone in his condition
I would think that milk and flour would be bad for someone in his condition. Soon enough he will be home and you can fatten him up
So it will be a big garbage salad with poached chicken breast and avocado.
