This morning I made coldslaw. SO good. I don't think i have posted my recipe so here goes.
1 cabbage
2 medium onions
2 stalks of celery
3 large carrots
1 pepper
Run it all thru the food processor slicer. Set aside in a large bowl.
1 cup of vinegar
3/4 cup of veg oil
3/4 cup of sugar
2 tsp of celery seed
1 1/2 tsp salt
Bring to a boil and pour over veggies, then toss. This will keep in a fridge over a week.
I picked up a cabbage sunday at the local farmers stand. This salad is almost a whole meal at our house. Today I also picked our first veggies from our garden. They are small but Ashley and I are proud.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Planning meals
Planning meals saves money, stress and time. It has been so hot that we have been eating crock pot meals a lot. Chili, roast in the crock pot, then stew with the leftovers in the crock pot. I even picked up a Pizza in town last night. This morning was cool so I took the opportunity to refill my freezer meals. Two weeks ago we were suppose to go to a family do but I had a sick kid so I was very thankful when I opened the freezer and found a loaf of bread, a bag of muffins and a lasagna. It sure was nice to have grilled cheese sandwiches and lasagna and muffins for the weekend since I was busy caring for my kiddo. This morning I baked chocochip banana muffins and blueberry muffins. I will freeze most of the muffins in bags of 6 for a quick snack or even a breakfast at the cottage. I made spaghetti sauce for supper and split it in half and layered a lasagna for the freezer. I am going to make a pasta salad tonight with the extra noodles from supper. This weekend will be hamburgers and hotdogs since I will be away and Daddy is cooking. The salad will go good with that. I also have chicken fingers and fries in the freezer for another quick meal. I have some porkchops for the BBQ next week and some chicken legs for the crockpot. Since it will be another hot week I am glad I have a plan. Good luck to you all avoiding the heat.
P.S. The pulled pork was so easy and good. Pork tenderloin and 1 can of root beer. Cook in the crock pot on low for 7 hours. Drain off rootbeer and shread meat. Put back in crock pot with 2 cups of your favorite BBQ sauce. Mix and eat with buns. It was a hit with the company.
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