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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Tapenade in Dressing
This bottled tapenade was really condensed, thus VERY salty. I cut it with sour cream, and it was quite delightful on top of the roasted chicken breast the other night. A little goes a very long way to adding … Continue reading
Israeli Cous Cous and Chicken
A fifteen-minute dinner. Sauté some chopped onions and red peppers with a cup of Israeli cous cous. Add 1-1/4 cups of boiling water. Cover and turn heat as low as it will go. Set a timer for about … Continue reading
Anasazi Beans
So many beans start out very colorful, but cook up to a less lustrous appearance. These Anasazi beans were very flavorful atop white rice, accompanying a jalapeño cheeseburger, grilled onions, tomato slices, and a generous handful of freshly-roasted red … Continue reading
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Tagged Anasazi Beans, Cheeseburger, Grilled Onions, Roasted Red Peppers, Tomato
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Succulents
We had to do a double take on these beauties. Definitely real! Aren’t they gorgeous? Another benefit of visiting Tucson.
Pizza for The Old Jersey Lady
I had intended for this to be a chicken and broccoli pizza, but there were so many toppings, that I didn’t bother with the chicken. Here it is ready to pop into a 525-degree oven. There was some … Continue reading
A New Fad – The “Bowl”
We first came across this concept when we were fulltiming and stayed in Eugene, Oregon, for eight months in 2006. There was a restaurant there called YUM! that was in a shopping center that also housed a Barnes and Noble … Continue reading
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Crispy Chicken Strips with Ginger Dressing
I’ve been experimenting with the ratio of the semi-dried ginger in the dressing, and we are finding that some uses require much more of the ginger than others. As a dressing for these crispy chicken strips, I put in … Continue reading
Souper Supper
We met friends for lunch yesterday, so for dinner, we had this lovely chicken, vegetable, and bean soup, with spinach, grape tomatoes and red peppers in a bit of a salad. Crispy toasted focaccia provided the needed crunch.
Fading Rose
Every day we walked by this rosebush, but the wind was always blowing just enough to jiggle the lovely blossoms. I couldn’t help myself – I just had to have a portrait! With the help of Mobile Monet, … Continue reading
Spinach Salad with Ginger Dressing
A new discovery! Semi-dried ginger!! I’ve never been overly pleased with the regulation powdered, dried ginger that is found in the spice area of the grocery store. It has a wee bit of flavor, but not much, and it tastes … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, Broccoli Soup, Full Plates, Ginger, Grape Tomatoes, Ham and Swiss, Kitchen, Lunch, Panini, Spinach, Tomatoes
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Beef, Bacon, and Peruano Beans
A bit of a burger, a half slice of bacon on a fresh-yesterday sesame bun, and a bowl of Peruano beans and bulgur. The bean soup has Texas sweet onions, marinated tomato bits, some fresh tomatoes, some Italian seasoning, … Continue reading
Crispy Burrito with Squiggly Sour Cream and Spanish Rice
A sour cream container is slow to empty around here, so I thought that a squeeze container would be just the ticket. It keeps unwanted air and other debris from getting into the product. I thought it might … Continue reading
Resurrection Pizza
Remember the pizza I made a few days ago? We’ve been eating the other half for lunch over the last couple of days. Yesterday I added a strip of mozzarella on each slice and plunked in a few nibbles … Continue reading