What are you cooking today and how?

[Winnie]

Soo it's been a week, and the Sauerkraut now looks like this.....

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I've tried it, and it's just starting to taste less salty and a bit tangy but still crunchy. Is it looking OK?

[Rick]

Can't help on the cabbage but I did want to share this. My wife and I were having dinner tonight at an Italian restaurant. A little guy about 4 or 5 came marching down the aisle and looked us in the eye as he passed our table. "I'm gettin' a meatball," he announced. I got a good chuckle out of him. I sure hope he got that meatball.

[wtrfwlr]

That's hilarious Rick!
I'm having my first fried squirrels of the year. Gonna have corn, green beans and corn bread muffins.

[kyratshooter]

I was planning on having scrambled eggs for supper.

One of the eggs was rotten.

Ruined my whole evening. The whole house stinks!

[BENESSE]

I was planning on having scrambled eggs for supper.

One of the eggs was rotten.

Ruined my whole evening. The whole house stinks!

Can't hep but ax...
how do you get a rotten egg among others that are OK?

[grrlscout]

Soo it's been a week, and the Sauerkraut now looks like this.....

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I've tried it, and it's just starting to taste less salty and a bit tangy but still crunchy. Is it looking OK?

Looks good to me! Do you have it weighted when you're not photographing it? The veg should be submerged.

[grrlscout]

I just realized that was like, 3 weeks ago. Hopefully Winnie got it resolved without us.

[shaner]

fresh brats with fresh picked peppers and garlic all cooked togather !!!!!!

[intothenew]

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[shaner]

nice stuff!!!!!

[Winnie]

I just realized that was like, 3 weeks ago. Hopefully Winnie got it resolved without us.

Well, it was all going swimmingly, then it wasn't. I think there was a lack of liquid. I'll have another go after the Jamboree.

[rebel]

I had hamburger helper with a side of garden fresh broccoli. After four hours of splitting wood it was awesome!

[Echo2]

Grilled bratwurst with onions....Alfredo noodles with fresh wilted kale...corn on the cob.

[canid]

Today I've been lazy.

I have my usual breakfast mix of rolled oats, rolled wheat, corn meal and flax seed. I mix this up in big batches, and portion into recycled juice bottles. This time I added a bunch of dried cranberries. This way, when i'm ready for breakfast, it's still just pour a little into a bowl, add water and microwave, maybe with some salt and sugar. Next time I think I'll do dried cranberries and chopped dates.

For dinner, I just browned and sauteed 1/4lb of lean ground beef with crushed red chilies, commercial chili powder, nutmeg and some whole kernel corn, then added a splash of teriyaki sauce, half a cup of water and half a cup of cous-cous.

Intothenew: that chili powder looks wonderful.

[Knight of Disorder]

Bacon, with home sliced fries fried in a 3:1 oil of vegetable oil and bacon fat. It was delicious. I need to let the potatoes go a little longer though, they were crisp but not crisp enough.

[1stimestar]

Oh this was from a few nights ago. Fresh, fried halibut bites.
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[canid]

I would do a great many things to taste fresh pacific halibut again. God willing, with copious amounts of lemon juice and mayo.

[1stimestar]

Well come visit.

[Echo2]

Last night we had "baked potato chili casserole"

When the Mrs makes chili....she makes a lot. We have it that night and then we freeze the rest.(about 3 more meals worth)

The casserole starts by baking potatoes. 1/4 them long ways and then cut across in about 3/4" chunks. I do it in such a way that the skins stay relatively intact.

9x13 deep side baking dish.....buttered bottom and sides.....grated Parmesan spread out to adhere to butter.....atop this I usually will put about 1/4" of panco bread crumbs....drizzle with melted butter or oil..

Then potatoes....pressing down into crumbs to make a relatively level bed of chunks.

Layer of "cheese of choice"

Chili over that....even out layer.

More cheese....20-25 mins in 375 to 400 degree oven.

Let set....garnish with a big hand full of green onions....a little sour cream....whatever...

Very hearty meal.....the wife made a spinach and feta salad with a balsamic dressing to go with.

Sometimes we'll have corn bread with it.

[2dumb2kwit]

Made some bean and ham soup. Normally I'd just do beans and ham, but today I went the extra mile and added chopped onion, celery, and carrots, along with some thyme and a couple bay leaves.