With the new fridge and stove now safely standing in my kitchen, you’d think I’d be baking up a storm. After 6 months of using only my barbecue and range top, I’m a bit trepidations to going back to using the stove. We’ll see how it goes.
Sunday
27
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Baked fish, french fries and green salad |
There’s no menu for this one. I used frozen fish fillets, string fries and a home made mix of romaine, spinach, mushrooms, radishes and yellow bell pepper in an Italian vinagrette. | |
Monday
28
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Beef kebabs with green salad, No-bake protein bars, Oatmeal bread |
The protein bars are something I keep adding to my menu, then not making. Tonight is the night! They’re supposed to be great lunch-box stuffers and, for once, I deliberately bought no granola bars, cookies, or other lunch-box stuffers when I went for groceries. The oatmeal bread is a favourite of mine, and one I’ve been wanting to make again. The recipe from King Arthur Flour produces a pleasantly dense loaf — perfect for toasting. |
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Tuesday
29
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Gnocchi, marinara sauce with meatballs & green salad
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Again, no recipe. The gnocchi is pre-packaged, the marinara sauce and meatballs are already made and in my freezer. I made both using Mark Bittman’s recipes from How to Cook Everything. | |
Wednesday
30
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Bangers and Mash with Radish slaw |
Bangers (sausage) and mash (potatoes) is an old family favourite. I have two types of sausages: chicken pesto and hot italian, and baby white potatoes for the meal. The radish slaw is a recipe I found some time ago, but have yet to make it. I love cold slaw, so I’m hopeful. | |
Thursday
1
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Beef tacos Tea bread & cookies |
My night to bake. The tacos are made using fresh (soft) corn tortillas and lots of veggies. The tea bread and cookies shows my intention to bake something; but I’m not yet certain what to bake. | |
Friday
2
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Protein poisoning chili |
Another family favourite. This chili is thick and rich with sausage, ground beef and two types of beans. I’ve got fresh tomatoes and bell peppers (instead of the tinned variety), and it will sit all day in the crock pot becoming quite fragrant by dinner time. Served with polenta or rice. |
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September 29, 2009 at 11:33 pm
Zonnah
Protein poisoning chili sounds really good.