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I'm back home from walking no cents. The Temperature out the door was 76 degrees, Once again it was semi comfortable while walking
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Would iconic Cape Hatteras Lighthouse be underwater now if it wasn’t moved 20 years ago?
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Have s Great Wednesday
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Hi Valerie
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! Cold pizza for breakfast. 73 with an expected high of 90 and 20% chance of precipitation.
A and C are still holed up in the guest room but J says they were all up until 3:00 playing the card game, something where you build some sort of grid on the table and also draw cards trying to achieve certain point values, which may be defined by the grid? I don't know. And they probably moved on to something else after I went to bed. These games use special cards, not a normal playing card deck, and are more of a combination card and board game really, even if they don't use an actual board.
Need to think about laundry, but probably not until tomorrow after A and C have gone back to Pittsburgh. Their flight leaves tonight at 10:10.
But I do need to clean up yesterday's cat bowls and feed the cats. They aren't crying for food yet, except for Dinah who is always wanting food, attention, or both.
Our high today is supposed to be in the upper 80s with a possibility of 90s which would be day three of a four day heatwave.
That does not sound like any card game I ever ran into. Most of the card games I played used a regular 52 card deck, Rook does uses it's own type of cards.
Uber for them or are You driving them to the Airport ? FWIW Mom used a Limo to the airport to catch a really early flight to the other coast to see her sister or my sister.
The only way I can think of for the rice to dry out which to me means it was left uncovered in the refrigerator where it could pick up odors or off tastes from other items in the refrigerator.parityanimal wrote: »I'm sure this could be done with chicken or tofu too. Pretty sure it's called icebox fried rice because the rice is usually leftover (or deliberately prepared for this) from the day before, and refrigerated to dry out somewhat, but not too much.
I have seen Microwave cakes being made on the TV, Nice and quick and likely uses a lot less energy than baking in the oven.parityanimal wrote: »Only for rare occasions, like maybe birthdays? Easy microwave cakes.
Neat Sword Cane, Are they Expensive ?parityanimal wrote: »I do have a few DragonCon pictures, though I did not go up to the parade.
First my newest sword cane acquisition.
Some of those Costumes are neat, Others were just weird as I see it.
Thanks for the links
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Howdy all y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! Just got back from the vampires (and a late, plate breakfast at Krystal, after) and fed the cats. 79 with an expected high of 89 and 20% chance of precipitation.
Need to get laundry started and get the dishwasher started. There will be a lot of laundry since we had guests overnight last night.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Someone's opinion regarding six cheeses that they think you should never put into your body...haven't watched yet but I may be a hard sell on that one because I love cheese.
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Parents and kids try the spicy noodle challenge together.
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Emmy tries another kitchen gadget. But at first, from the name, I was beginning to wonder just WHAT she was up to. Presenting the Daisy Stripper!
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The only way I can think of for the rice to dry out which to me means it was left uncovered in the refrigerator where it could pick up odors or off tastes from other items in the refrigerator.
It will dry out enough even in a covered bowl or sealed Tupperware type container, just from sitting in the fridge overnight. It doesn't need to be crunchy dry, just not quite as moist and fluffy as it was fresh.
Neat Sword Cane, Are they Expensive ?
I have seen some rather expensive ones but this one was only $30. It's not meant, of course, for any serious sword use, just meant to be neat. The blade isn't even sharp but it is pointy enough that I guess you could accidentally hurt someone with that.
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Ed, lets hope you don't test the sword! Or, if you do, make sure there are plenty of Funeral Potatoes. Pretty sure I know WHY they were called funeral potatoes...Emmy...that is lethal!! OMG!
Fried Rice....Every old/authentic recipe I've ever read started with left over rice. If you think about it, Fried Rice as a dish would be perfect for leftovers. Bits of meat..ham, chicken, beef,etc, a few peas, maybe some corn kernels, an egg scrambled in the wok, some scallions....yep, great for leftovers...and delicious too!. It was one of my boys fav. things to eat. (go figure)
Roger, the donuts shrinking Shoe's clothes made me just sit here and laugh. My Dad farmed at a time when farming meant 'work'. Heavy duty physical work. And he was tall and slim. Then the awful drought of 5+ years happened and most of the livestock was sold, chickens eaten, etc...often he'd go hunt quail, rabbit or squirrel..which my Mom fixed so it was very tasty...she'd braise the rabbit or squirrel, the quail got brined and baked..anyhow, my Dad had to find a job...and he ended up working for Mallinckrodt chemicals, in Weldon Springs Mo, in a part of the plant that didn't make chemicals, but refined Uranium! We used to tease him about glowing in the dark..He did have one big issue from working there....he wasn't nearly as physically active, and began to put on weight...this was also about the time my Mom got her first dryer...and he blamed 'that damned dryer' for shrinking his clothes. My brother and I had to hide our faces in pillows, etc so he wouldn't hear us laughing!! So....yep, Shoe and his donuts did make me giggle!
Today, hmmm. Somewhat busy? I did go to the gym...and a few odd chores...one left to do tonite, that I've put off for weeks....my overhead light on the ceiling fan in my bedroom has 3 bulbs, and one of them needs replacing. What, a 5 minute job...10 if your Polish??? Tonite that is going to happen!!
But first I'm going to raid the refrigerator for some pieces of Honeydew melon!
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I'm back home from walking no cents. The Temperature out the door was 81 degrees, And it was not comfortable while walking
I did see one walking Appetite while walking giving me the eye to be sure I was not a danger to it, I sat down on one of the benches the town had put here and there and waited and finally it disappeared then I resumed walking.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/09/04/lack-sleep-raise-risk-stroke-early-death-studies/1189060002/
Not getting enough sleep? You’re hurting your heart, new studies say
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$75,000 a year with benefits; no college needed. Yet local employers can’t fill jobs
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https://www.denverpost.com/2018/09/03/lake-mead-lake-powell-drought-colorado-river/
Water levels continue to drop at Lake Mead, Lake Powell
Colorado River basin, which feeds the two reservoirs, has been drying out over the last two decades
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Apple store robberies on the rise – but are thieves in for a surprise?
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2178556-your-brain-power-varies-throughout-the-year-peaking-in-autumn/
Your brain power varies throughout the year, peaking in autumn
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Heart disease
Four in five adults at risk of early death, heart-age test shows
Have s Great Thursday
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Hello Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! Just got back from the vampires (and a late, plate breakfast at Krystal, after) and fed the cats. 79 with an expected high of 89 and 20% chance of precipitation.
Need to get laundry started and get the dishwasher started. There will be a lot of laundry since we had guests overnight last night.
Visit to the vampires is not even close to being a favorite activity for me. The hardest part if the actual blood drawing is ignored can be the fasting part which can be tough depending on the appointment time. In my case I usually have something before I walk so as to not be drinking coffee on a empty stomach and then later after posting here, Breakfast between 7 and 8 AM
Since I will be watching this one intently and love cheese too, I'm guessing it could be related to the Fat Content ?parityanimal wrote: »Someone's opinion regarding six cheeses that they think you should never put into your body...haven't watched yet but I may be a hard sell on that one because I love cheese.
Hard Sell. Agreed.
Looking at the Picture it is a potato peeler and likely somewhat wasteful, As someone the uses a Potato peeler held in the hand it is not a useful gadget for me. We only Peel Potatoes for certain holiday meals and sometimes do not bother if they are the Red Potatoes for example.parityanimal wrote: »Emmy tries another kitchen gadget. But at first, from the name, I was beginning to wonder just WHAT she was up to. Presenting the Daisy Stripper!
Hmm... I would have thought that covered the rice would not really dry out enough to work.parityanimal wrote: »
The only way I can think of for the rice to dry out which to me means it was left uncovered in the refrigerator where it could pick up odors or off tastes from other items in the refrigerator.
It will dry out enough even in a covered bowl or sealed Tupperware type container, just from sitting in the fridge overnight. It doesn't need to be crunchy dry, just not quite as moist and fluffy as it was fresh.
I have seen some rather expensive ones but this one was only $30. It's not meant, of course, for any serious sword use, just meant to be neat. The blade isn't even sharp but it is pointy enough that I guess you could accidentally hurt someone with that.
Neat Sword Cane, Are they Expensive ?
That is a great price, especially if it is strong enough to actually use while walking. I have worn out several of the rubber tips on my walking stick and that is just from them touching the sidewalks and streets and not me dragging them along. I do actually lean on it if I bend down to pick up money OTOH so it needs to be strong.
Have a Nice Day
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Hello ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Hi!
Ed, lets hope you don't test the sword! Or, if you do, make sure there are plenty of Funeral Potatoes. Pretty sure I know WHY they were called funeral potatoes...Emmy...that is lethal!! OMG!
You can test Yourself here, I had to look and see
How Funeral Potatoes Got Their Name and Why They're So Delicious
https://www.southernliving.com/culture/funeral-potatoes
Well that does make sense, OTOH if I were doing it the Rice would be fresh cooked, just a quirk I have...Fried Rice....Every old/authentic recipe I've ever read started with left over rice. If you think about it, Fried Rice as a dish would be perfect for leftovers. Bits of meat..ham, chicken, beef,etc, a few peas, maybe some corn kernels, an egg scrambled in the wok, some scallions....yep, great for leftovers...and delicious too!. It was one of my boys fav. things to eat. (go figure)
Fried Rice should have a Diced meat, Some Scrambled Eggs, Peas, Diced Carrots, in my case Likely baby carrots or right not fresh from the garden carrots and some Diced Onions.
How could it not be favorite, Slightly sweet from the rice starch, Peas, carrots and Onions.
I'm glad You liked that Particular Shoe, It tickled my funny bone too.Roger, the donuts shrinking Shoe's clothes made me just sit here and laugh. My Dad farmed at a time when farming meant 'work'. Heavy duty physical work. And he was tall and slim. Then the awful drought of 5+ years happened and most of the livestock was sold, chickens eaten, etc...often he'd go hunt quail, rabbit or squirrel..which my Mom fixed so it was very tasty...she'd braise the rabbit or squirrel, the quail got brined and baked..anyhow, my Dad had to find a job...and he ended up working for Mallinckrodt chemicals, in Weldon Springs Mo, in a part of the plant that didn't make chemicals, but refined Uranium! We used to tease him about glowing in the dark..He did have one big issue from working there....he wasn't nearly as physically active, and began to put on weight...this was also about the time my Mom got her first dryer...and he blamed 'that damned dryer' for shrinking his clothes. My brother and I had to hide our faces in pillows, etc so he wouldn't hear us laughing!! So....yep, Shoe and his donuts did make me giggle!
Today, hmmm. Somewhat busy? I did go to the gym...and a few odd chores...one left to do tonite, that I've put off for weeks....my overhead light on the ceiling fan in my bedroom has 3 bulbs, and one of them needs replacing. What, a 5 minute job...10 if your Polish??? Tonite that is going to happen!!
But first I'm going to raid the refrigerator for some pieces of Honeydew melon!
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I like Your father put on weight once I switched from doing manual labor as part of my days work unloading the truck I drove. OTOH I did figure out why the clothes were getting tighter and tighter after a while
Call me lazy, If two bulbs presented me with enough light I might be tempted to wait for a second one to burn out.
Being curious, I was wondering if You plan to use a Incandescent Light or a CFL or a LED which is supposed to last the longest. I'm not sure as I had more than one CFL burn out where the bulb was OK, it was the electronics in the base that burned up. I burned a couple of fingers grabbing the base to change one of them, luckily not to badly.
Have a Good Day
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Howdy all y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 73 with an expected high of 89 and 20% chance of precipitation.
Need to finish up with laundry, or at least get started on finishing up with laundry. Towels are in a pile on top of the dryer and whites are in the dryer. Still need to do bedclothes from start to finish. So I guess I need to start with folding the towels and whites and then get the bedclothes going when J gets up.
Also need to get dry cat food for Lilo, at the vet, and get some gas in the car, and get some groceries. I ate the last of the bacon in the house for breakfast. *SOB* so that will likely be on the list.
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Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Ice cream expert guesses cheap vs. expensive ice cream. I bet I could do that!
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Historic harvest soup (French Pumpkin Soup) with pumpkin bowl. I generally like pumpkin soup, so would probably like this.
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Is any food NOT worth it? Q&A from the "Is it worth it" food guys.
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parityanimal wrote: »Someone's opinion regarding six cheeses that they think you should never put into your body...haven't watched yet but I may be a hard sell on that one because I love cheese.
Since I will be watching this one intently and love cheese too, I'm guessing it could be related to the Fat Content ?
Hard Sell. Agreed.
After watching it, I think I will still eat all those cheeses. I don't have the Queso Fresco often, but when I do it gets eaten up pretty quickly.
Looking at the Picture it is a potato peeler and likely somewhat wasteful, As someone the uses a Potato peeler held in the hand it is not a useful gadget for me. We only Peel Potatoes for certain holiday meals and sometimes do not bother if they are the Red Potatoes for example.
I just peel them with a knife now, though I do have a couple of different types of peelers too. That Daisy Stripper looked like it did a pretty good job with little waste, but I'd still have to cut out the eyes and any dark spots. If I had one of those Daisy Stripper machines, I'd probably use it but certainly am not about to rush out and get one.
That is a great price, especially if it is strong enough to actually use while walking. I have worn out several of the rubber tips on my walking stick and that is just from them touching the sidewalks and streets and not me dragging them along. I do actually lean on it if I bend down to pick up money OTOH so it needs to be strong.
All of my sword canes are strong enough to actually use. However, I don't have a CWP so can't actually carry as the blades are all over 12 inches. The latest is just a quarter inch over, so could possibly get away with it if anyone checking doesn't actually have a tape measure, but I really need to spend the $80 or so and get the permit.
Some have cost a bit more, but I can't really recall the price paid for each of them. I do have one, light, wood cane that is NOT a sword cane, with a rather decorative handle that I like, and that one is really just for dress up more than actual use. If I put too much of my weight on it I think it would snap. I CAN use it just to steady myself a little when needed though.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy all y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 73 with an expected high of 89 and 20% chance of precipitation.
Need to finish up with laundry, or at least get started on finishing up with laundry. Towels are in a pile on top of the dryer and whites are in the dryer. Still need to do bedclothes from start to finish. So I guess I need to start with folding the towels and whites and then get the bedclothes going when J gets up.
Also need to get dry cat food for Lilo, at the vet, and get some gas in the car, and get some groceries. I ate the last of the bacon in the house for breakfast. *SOB* so that will likely be on the list.
Before I forget Again, Did You notice a difference in the 97% Fat Free Hebrew national Hot Dogs after the package size shrunk ? I would swear they used to taste better.
Laundry ? not needed yet at least several more days for me, Unlucky You.
Bacon, if that ran out my Brothers Breakfasts would be ruined
Need to watchparityanimal wrote: »Ice cream expert guesses cheap vs. expensive ice cream. I bet I could do that!
French Fries ! I like them with Salt or Gravy or Cheese or Cheese and Bacon and occasionally Ketchup, I wish they liked me better. OK, I'm back, I just watched that video and the music was ghastly.parityanimal wrote: »Just for fun: Fries around the world.
Thanks for the videos
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Well, I got out and the van is all gassed up, and I bought the groceries, and the cat food. The last load of laundry is in the dryer and Dinah helped me make the bed a while ago, putting fresh sheets on. She supervised and tromped around on it to make sure it was all done properly.
Got a bit of a sore throat and nasal congestion and headache thing going. I think it's probably what we cal "Con Crud" caught from someone or something at the weekend conference since there are so many people there. Sometimes I catch it, sometimes not. It's just a roll of the dice. The severity (and duration) of Con Crud varies too, of course, as it can be anything from a mild cold to bronchitis. So far this one doesn't seem TOO bad.
The young lady who checked me in on Thursday night and gave me my con badge seemed to have a cold or something so I may have caught it from her, though I did try to wash my hands as soon after as possible.
Hi Ed
Before I forget Again, Did You notice a difference in the 97% Fat Free Hebrew national Hot Dogs after the package size shrunk ? I would swear they used to taste better.
I was thinking the same thing when I ate them. It seemed like they didn't have as much of something. I hope that isn't a permanent change to the recipe as it wasn't broken and didn't need fixing.
May be a while before I buy any more hot dogs, as I just don't very often anyway. When I do it's usually been either the Hebrew National 97% fat free, or the Ball Park white turkey (fat free) franks, and then fry or broil them until a bit crispy.
I think I hear a nap calling.
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Dinner tonight was some kind of supposedly fairly healthy frozen dinner of Salisbury steak, roasted potatoes, green beans, and stewed apples.
It was OK. I added a slice of toasted oat bread with butter. I have been out of bread for a couple of days, excepting the home made buttermilk cornbread I made at A's request while she was visiting. While at Kroger today I picked up that loaf of oatmeal bread from the half price rack of the bakery department, along with a full price loaf of sourdough. Both loaves are double bagged and frozen so I can consume them slowly, one slice at a time, generally toasted, but without having to worry about them getting moldy in the interval.
For J I baked some frozen veggie egg rolls and made some spicy veggie fried rice from some leftover basmati rice we had in the freezer, along with some peas and carrots, garlic powder, onion powder, mushroom sauce (in lieu of oyster sauce), two scrambled eggs and some chili crush, of which he added still more when eating as I apparently did not put enough in for his spicy hot desire. Other than that, he loved the fried rice.
For breakfast tomorrow I may open the sourdough and have a toasted slice with some bacon and/or an egg or two.
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Bet you are both asleep, or close to it. It was O's nite at the gym, and when I got home had to bag up the last of the kitchen stuff, take the recycles from the wastebasket in the kitchen and put them in the new anc cute little rolly cart.
So all that done, and fed Tom E. and had a snack for myself, as I had a flat of sushi from Kroger before leaving the house. Annnnd, so here I am.
Never did make it to the gym today...so guess that means I'll be going Sat... wasn't part of the plan, but it is what it is...
I did laundry this morning, and ran the dishwasher this afternoon, so those two chores are off the table for the moment.
I'm going back now and watch the French Fries video. I will drool. I was invited to have Dinner with Jack and Olivia at Chic-fil-A, and I knew if I went I'd be eating those fries...so..drove home instead.
I liked the potato peeler thingy. I'd have to try it with sweep potato also. About those potato eyes. My Irish Grandma taught the Irish rules of potatoes....cut out some of the potato eyes, but leave a few so the husband will not think you are wasteful. To this day I always leave a couple of eyes in my peeled potatoes! Trying to impress the cat I guess!!
Mind is blank...so...
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I'm back home from walking no cents. The Temperature out the door was 75 degrees, And it is still humid outdoors
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Bad Idea IMO
Gov. Brown Signs Bill Allowing Felons To Vote In Jail
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Weird hexagon on Saturn is way bigger than scientists thought
The sharp-cornered structure extends a staggering 180 miles above the ringed planet's cloud tops.
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Eight bird species are first confirmed avian extinctions this decade
Most of the extinctions were caused by deforestation in South America, a new study of endangered birds shows
https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2018/09/04/woman-mauled-to-death-by-rescue-pit-bull/
Woman Mauled To Death By A Pit Bull She Rescued 2 Weeks Earlier
The dog, who was still leashed to the post, was barking and lunging on its leash. It was subdued by animal control officers and ultimately euthanized.
A necropsy will be performed to determine if the dog was sick or had rabies.
Roger Asks: A Question, are rescue dogs tested for disease, I would have thought so.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-cuba-condom/in-cuba-condom-use-stretches-far-beyond-sex-idUKKCN1LL1BO
In Cuba, condom use stretches far beyond sex
Have s Great Friday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Well, I got out and the van is all gassed up, and I bought the groceries, and the cat food. The last load of laundry is in the dryer and Dinah helped me make the bed a while ago, putting fresh sheets on. She supervised and tromped around on it to make sure it was all done properly.
Got a bit of a sore throat and nasal congestion and headache thing going. I think it's probably what we cal "Con Crud" caught from someone or something at the weekend conference since there are so many people there. Sometimes I catch it, sometimes not. It's just a roll of the dice. The severity (and duration) of Con Crud varies too, of course, as it can be anything from a mild cold to bronchitis. So far this one doesn't seem TOO bad.
The young lady who checked me in on Thursday night and gave me my con badge seemed to have a cold or something so I may have caught it from her, though I did try to wash my hands as soon after as possible.Hi Ed
Before I forget Again, Did You notice a difference in the 97% Fat Free Hebrew national Hot Dogs after the package size shrunk ? I would swear they used to taste better.
I was thinking the same thing when I ate them. It seemed like they didn't have as much of something. I hope that isn't a permanent change to the recipe as it wasn't broken and didn't need fixing.
May be a while before I buy any more hot dogs, as I just don't very often anyway. When I do it's usually been either the Hebrew National 97% fat free, or the Ball Park white turkey (fat free) franks, and then fry or broil them until a bit crispy.
I think I hear a nap calling.
When someone is ill, they really should not go to work where they are around people
Darn, I was sort of hoping it was only a temporary blip with my taste buds. I still have a unopened package of the 97% FF in the Freezer, They maybe the last ones I eat as I was already unhappy with the size shrinkage.
I will be the first to admit that there are many more healthy frozen meals available lately.parityanimal wrote: »Dinner tonight was some kind of supposedly fairly healthy frozen dinner of Salisbury steak, roasted potatoes, green beans, and stewed apples.
It was OK. I added a slice of toasted oat bread with butter. I have been out of bread for a couple of days, excepting the home made buttermilk cornbread I made at A's request while she was visiting. While at Kroger today I picked up that loaf of oatmeal bread from the half price rack of the bakery department, along with a full price loaf of sourdough. Both loaves are double bagged and frozen so I can consume them slowly, one slice at a time, generally toasted, but without having to worry about them getting moldy in the interval.
For J I baked some frozen veggie egg rolls and made some spicy veggie fried rice from some leftover basmati rice we had in the freezer, along with some peas and carrots, garlic powder, onion powder, mushroom sauce (in lieu of oyster sauce), two scrambled eggs and some chili crush, of which he added still more when eating as I apparently did not put enough in for his spicy hot desire. Other than that, he loved the fried rice.
For breakfast tomorrow I may open the sourdough and have a toasted slice with some bacon and/or an egg or two.
Good Idea, I also put much of the loaf of bread in the freezer and pull a few slices at a time for use. Bread that is Blue is so not tasty.
Veggie Egg Roll, I would think that they are also available deep fried and crispy from Chinese Take Out. Looking at the menu they are 10 cents more than the Pork Egg Roll and the same price as the Shrimp Egg Rolls. A little weird IMO.
How do they turn out roasted, Nice and Crispy ?
Would You believe that I never had Basmati Rice ?
Burned Out Taste Buds from all the Hot Foods
Have a Nice Day
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Hello!!!
Bet you are both asleep, or close to it. It was O's nite at the gym, and when I got home had to bag up the last of the kitchen stuff, take the recycles from the wastebasket in the kitchen and put them in the new anc cute little rolly cart.
So all that done, and fed Tom E. and had a snack for myself, as I had a flat of sushi from Kroger before leaving the house. Annnnd, so here I am.
Never did make it to the gym today...so guess that means I'll be going Sat... wasn't part of the plan, but it is what it is...
Sushi has never tempted me, Especially not the 1/2 off day old at the Grocery Store
I expect that You enjoyed the Gymnastics.
Since I am the Dishwasher I suppose You could say I walked or stood the Dishwasher ?I did laundry this morning, and ran the dishwasher this afternoon, so those two chores are off the table for the moment.
I'm going back now and watch the French Fries video. I will drool. I was invited to have Dinner with Jack and Olivia at Chic-fil-A, and I knew if I went I'd be eating those fries...so..drove home instead.
I liked the potato peeler thingy. I'd have to try it with sweep potato also. About those potato eyes. My Irish Grandma taught the Irish rules of potatoes....cut out some of the potato eyes, but leave a few so the husband will not think you are wasteful. To this day I always leave a couple of eyes in my peeled potatoes! Trying to impress the cat I guess!!
Mind is blank...so...
Later...
Laundry, there is not enough to do yet. Especially given that we have a Large capacity Washer and Dryer.
I watched the Fries Video, I did not see anything that tempted my taste buds, Did You ?
Interesting, I never heard that about the Potato Eyes, Thanks for that information.
Have a Good Day
Roger0
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