Pic of the day:
For today:
One of my
favorite meals is Chicken and dumplings.
Sherry is not a fan, so she never prepares it. Once while mama was at
our house and bedfast Sherry was at work. I thought it was a great time to fix dumplings.
I went
to mama’s bed and ask how to start then I was back and forth after each step,
The final step was stirring and moving them around as she said, ‘It must be
slow and easy to keep some off the bottom.’
After a
sorry looking pot, I went in to mama and said, “Mama, I have a thick soup!”
‘You
stirred them too much son,’ she laughing said. I never tried again. When we were in GITMO my workday ended before
Sherry’s so we took times with supper. My meal was mostly meat loaf and canned
veggies.
Now I
share cooking with Sherry and I try to be the dishwasher at least 9 out of 10
times. Today she is doing pinto beans, salmon patties, cabbage and cornbread. I will
get the cabbage core. I enjoy it with salt. Does anyone out there eat the
cabbage core?
She
does a great fish stew. I prefer oyster stew, she doesn’t; however, her stew
comes so close to oyster stew I love it too.
Most of my cooking
is in a slow cooker. I graduated from the pressure cooker, now the slow cooker
is great. I do a good Beef Stew and chicken with rice. She isn’t crazy about
rice from the Microwave, but tolerates it. Most of our meals for two last at
least two days; at times 3. I like leftovers.
Neither of us likes to waste food.
Ma
lists a lot of recipes with her blog they all sound good. AND I KNOW Myra likes
HOT stuff. What is your go-to meal? Is
there one you use the most?
Nite
Shipslog
PS:
God has allowed us to
meet some of the best folk on the planet. In person and here on the net. Thank you all for being here… and being YOU.
6 comments:
Chicken is always a favourite, also beef and most meats. And fish and chips from the shop. Not so keen on shellfish.
God bless.
So do LOVE ALL of your posts and do so appreciate your great ideas ~ that are shared ~ and most of all, the memories we share. Wishing I could hear Sherry telling Jackie, Jr.
Don't eat so many of "Sister Conrad's chicken and dlin's, save some for Mark and all of the others gathered around....so miss the
"Good Ole Days" picnics in the Parks...Y'all hauling a** back to Kirksville as YOU had duties. Love you two, to the MOON!
Again, typing in do do, and attempting to follow up with what ever will allow me to send this message...idk...been a loooong day my precious friends.
I have made chicken and dumplings many times. The kids always loved it too! Thanks for the mention of recipes on my blog. Right now I'm not posting any recipes as I'm so busy getting ready to move. After the move I'll live with my daughter and she will be making most of the food, so maybe my recipe days are coming to a close, but they will always be available on my past blog posts. I'd say both you and Sherry are good cooks. A lot of men are, because they like to eat! In my opinion what we eat is very important, and my daughter cooks a lot like me, so her meals will be nutritious and delicious too!
We use a slow cooker (what we call a "crock pot") at least once every couple weeks, usually for chicken. A batch of crock pot chicken will last 3-4 nights, using it in various recipes. Good stuff, economical, and very simple!
I’ve been catching up on your posts. You got me at “Chicken and Dumplins” My mom makes some good ones and the closest I found to hers is Jacksons Cafeteria. I like em thick and doughy.
You have mentioned Sherrys Fish stew several times. I would love the recipe.
Catching up
Lisa
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