I am going to start blogging more about the foods I am thankful for making for my family. Tonight I am going to make a Cannellini Chicken chili. It is more like a chowder, I guess. Because I add a variety of vegetables to it. But I use a white chicken chili seasoning. Today I am going to add fresh corn off the cob to it. I am not sure what else as of yet.
Right now I am making a pot of chicken broth to save for a black bean soup I want to make later in the week. It is a recipe I will adapt from Jacques Pepin. I have some old green onions, zucchini, kale green bits, rosemary, salt and pepper, and a little butter and oil in the broth along with the chicken breasts I will use in my chili tonight. I may not use all of the chicken breasts. But what is left I can use to make chicken and rice or make a broccoli rice casserole with chicken added? I will see.
Earlier I took the bag of chopped kale I had in the fridge and I took out all of the big stems and the bad pieces. I put a bunch of those in the broth pot. My toddler prefers the taste of kale to spinach. I do, as well. So, I sauté the kale in a cast iron skillet with seasonings and the other veggies I might want on a pizza, like chopped broccoli and onions and garlic. Then they have less water and will not water down the pizza. Plus they add a lot of great flavor. I usually season them with salt, minute pepper, and garlic powder. It really makes a homemade pizza or the take and bake pizzas taste really over the top when you add sautéed veggies to it! Everyone, even non veggie loves can appreciate them when they are seasoned right and put on a pizza.
I made bread earlier in the week. That turned out well considering I forgot to add the salt to the recipe. The bread rose faster and had a more potent yeasty taste to it. But it turned out fine other wise. Will work well for sandwiches.
I promised a coworker of my husband's a coconut cheesecake pie this week. His wife suddenly asked for a divorce after they sold their home to move into an apartment in a new town with better schools. He is really bummed. He used to eat the pies in the past with his son and they both enjoyed them, so I thought it would be a nice thing to do for him and his boy. I talked to him about how God wants us to love one another and it is a choice, not a feeling. God's kind of love is not a feeling but a decision we must make every day to do. We talked a while and he wants me to try to talk to his wife via the mail, That is because she does not know me and might not be receptive if she knew it was him involved. Plus, divorce affects 3 generations of people. Not just your kids. Your grandkids get affected, too. It has BIG reprocutions. Please pray for Matt and his wife so that they will be able to keep their family together and not get a divorce.
Well I have to check on lunch. That is a naan pizza.
Thankful for today 7/26/12
Thank you Lord for helping me finish my first year of Charis Bible College. Thank you for your wisdom! Thank you for the call you have for all of us!
Thank you for clean running water...electricity...toilet paper...and baby wipes.
Thank you for clean running water...electricity...toilet paper...and baby wipes.
Showing posts with label dinner. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Hot Dogs in the BUNS! Lol
Here are the hot dog's in the buns photos I promised. We had hot dogs with squash casserole ( I seem to be the only one who likes the casserole), sweet peas with basil and garlic, and white corn (cooked in the cast iron skillet with bacon drippings ((nitrite/ate free)) and fresh black pepper. But I just showed the hot dogs. I wanted to eat!
No, I do not eat my dogs plain. But like I said I was too hungry to take photos of the dog made up. I did cut a jalapeño from our garden, minus the seeds, and sautee it with the hotdogs and put it on top of my hotdog along with a little Plochman's mustard and ketchup. I love Plochman's mustard! ±I just found them recently. I am not a mustard on everything gal, I prefer mayo, but when I want mustard for cooking or eating, I use Plochman's!
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| My daughter made some homemade make shift relish to go on her chicken bratwurst. |
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| The buns are big enough for the bratwurst and could probably have done a foot long nicely, with a little hang over of the dog. |
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| This was my beef frank. An oscar meyer one that is free of artificial anythings. Love it! |
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| We like our hotdogs really grilled. Here you can see the texture of the bun. Very soft buns. |
No, I do not eat my dogs plain. But like I said I was too hungry to take photos of the dog made up. I did cut a jalapeño from our garden, minus the seeds, and sautee it with the hotdogs and put it on top of my hotdog along with a little Plochman's mustard and ketchup. I love Plochman's mustard! ±I just found them recently. I am not a mustard on everything gal, I prefer mayo, but when I want mustard for cooking or eating, I use Plochman's!
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