here's a peek at one area of my hutch and corner
nearest a west facing window. our wedding picture
is on the lower right - 37 years coming up in july.
my great grandmother Lula's tea set sits just to
the left of our picture. the vintage coffee pots
were found at a garage sale for $1 each.
i have more, but of course.
they came with electric cords and the whole
lot is in excellent condition,
making the smoothest coffee ever.
*
there are four pounds each of frozen ground beef
and frozen ground chicken on my countertop,
thawing in tepid water. my plan is to cook them
into crumbles (separately, of course) this afternoon
then portion/freeze for future meals.
it's a time saver when assembling a main meal.
once thawed which takes little time,
you can reheat the crumbles with
a good drizzle of your sauce choice or
seasoning, depending on your main dish
and preferences.
there's a small beef roast thawing alongside the lot
mentioned above, for tomorrow night's dinner
that will provide leftovers for a day maybe two.
i'm trying to get back to cooking three times
a week rather than a new meal every day.
a great sale on boneless skinless chicken breasts
offered an opportunity to purchase a couple
large'ish flats of the meat. tomorrow i'll flatten
it to about a quarter inch thick, season, and
fold into bread pans to bake. i saw the tip
on pinterest (chicken shawarma) and figured
it'd work with different seasonings as well.
once baked and cooled a bit i could invert
the chicken to a platter and cut slices
for the dish i'm preparing or to portion
and freeze for a later date.
it's an experiment and i'll share my findings
after the fact. regardless, that chicken's going
to get baked and it'll be yUm.
i hope. that's my plan.
made salmon and asparagus the other night.
.fail.
too much seasoning on the salmon
and too much salt on the asparagus.
it happens - fails.
it's noon'ish.
a cup of coffee is at my side along
with a cookie made yesterday.
once this blog post is published i'll
continue working on my study topic of
*contentment*
due to be delivered Saturday morning.
a cookie helps.
as does coffee.
strong, please.
a storm is expected, beginning late tuesday night
and continuing through the weekend.
so they say.
i'll believe it when i see it.
yet i'm a little ticked we've been experiencing
a false spring - tulips and daffies are
reaching for the sky. no buds or flowers
yet so hopefully they'll be safe just in case
the storm is substantial.
until next time,
.sherry.
"I have learned, in whatsoever state I am,
therewith to be content."
Philippians 4:11
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