Anonymous
10/04/2022 11:00
Subject: Best rainy weekend recipes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So far I've made beef stew, shepherd's pie and banana bread. The kids will certainly ask for Japanese curry at some point. Tonight it's Vietnamese meatballs.
Umm did I drink too much and post this without remembering? This is basically what I’ve made recently LOL I’ve also made a few batches of fried apples with the ones we picked earlier at a local orchard. I love your Japanese curry idea, but DH has always found it off-puttingly sweet so I don’t make it much.
Additional future plans are a baked 3-cheese penne dish, crockpot pork shoulder cooked in homemade tomato sauce, and braised Chinese Chee Hou beef with rice and bok choy.
PP you replied to. Ha! Yes, the restaurant kind can be sweet. Perhaps I don't put in as many squares of paste? Also I usually mix medium and hot paste (I would do just the hot, but DD doesn't like it that spicy). Your other dishes sound delicious!
Whoa. Your post and follow up about curry squares all sounds just like me. What else do you cook or bake that’s reasonably healthy? Looking for some new ideas!
Anonymous
10/04/2022 10:46
Subject: Re:Best rainy weekend recipes
I bought a 5lb stewing hen today. Plan to simmer it with whatever vegetables we have languishing in the fridge.
Anonymous
10/03/2022 20:56
Subject: Best rainy weekend recipes
Pot roast
Then the next day boil noodles in the juices
And shred in leftover meat and add carrots and mushrooms leftover too.
Then the next day boil noodles in the juices
And shred in leftover meat and add carrots and mushrooms leftover too.
Anonymous
10/03/2022 17:38
Subject: Best rainy weekend recipes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So far I've made beef stew, shepherd's pie and banana bread. The kids will certainly ask for Japanese curry at some point. Tonight it's Vietnamese meatballs.
Umm did I drink too much and post this without remembering? This is basically what I’ve made recently LOL I’ve also made a few batches of fried apples with the ones we picked earlier at a local orchard. I love your Japanese curry idea, but DH has always found it off-puttingly sweet so I don’t make it much.
Additional future plans are a baked 3-cheese penne dish, crockpot pork shoulder cooked in homemade tomato sauce, and braised Chinese Chee Hou beef with rice and bok choy.
PP you replied to. Ha! Yes, the restaurant kind can be sweet. Perhaps I don't put in as many squares of paste? Also I usually mix medium and hot paste (I would do just the hot, but DD doesn't like it that spicy). Your other dishes sound delicious!
Anonymous
10/03/2022 17:26
Subject: Best rainy weekend recipes
Anonymous wrote:So far I've made beef stew, shepherd's pie and banana bread. The kids will certainly ask for Japanese curry at some point. Tonight it's Vietnamese meatballs.
Umm did I drink too much and post this without remembering? This is basically what I’ve made recently LOL I’ve also made a few batches of fried apples with the ones we picked earlier at a local orchard. I love your Japanese curry idea, but DH has always found it off-puttingly sweet so I don’t make it much.
Additional future plans are a baked 3-cheese penne dish, crockpot pork shoulder cooked in homemade tomato sauce, and braised Chinese Chee Hou beef with rice and bok choy.