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Tonight
I cooked a turkey breast. We had it with baked sweet potato, garlic-butter string beans with mushrooms and cranberry sauce.
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Your family also refrigerates tomatoes. Apparently, your family doesn't like tomatoes to taste their best. |
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It's still an authentic southern Italian sauce. Oh, and we NEVER called it gravy. That was in a home with a father who spoke Italian before English. |
Come to think of it FMB, I vaguely remember a discussion my parents had on to refrigerate or not. I don't know who was on what side but they wound up in the fridge.
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On Saturday night I cooked a Pork Tenderloin in the oven marinated in Lemon and Garlic; grilled corn on the cob done on the stove with my grill grate; extra wide egg noodles with butter, garlic powder and parmesan cheese; and steamed baby bok choy with lite soy sauce, chili oil, ginger, and roasted garlic.
Drank a nice Sauvignon Blanc. Meal was excellent and have leftovers with me for today's lunch! :thumb: |
You guys have to try this if you haven't already. Dredge some diced chicken in a garlic ginger breading and cook how you want. We fry it. Put the chicken with julienned carrots and mango, sauted onions, and sliced in half grape tomatoes on a butter lettuce leaf and fold and enjoy. Found this as an appetizer last year on the big island in Hawaii at a bar. Fantastic.
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I'd like to dive a little deeper on the spaghetti sandwiches... how you do 'em? Do you just fold it up in half like in a standard piece of white bread or what?
I make almost all my bread nowadays, and I tend to go for crusty, artisan style. But for this, I like plain ol' white store-bought sandwich bread. I like the bread to be buttered very lightly, and the spaghetti must be burn-your-mouth ridiculously hot. |
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I can't wrap my head around a spaghetti sandwich folks. Seriously?
All those carbs in one sitting. |
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