What are you eating Sunday, 12/13/2020 to Saturday, 12/19/2020?

From Grill ;
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Sam's Big Dog on a bed of Chili, Squash Medallions, Air fries and Macaroni Salad........
 
Kind of getting back to normal. Slow oven roasted a good chunk of pork butt, 250 for about 7 hours, wrapped and put in a dish of scalloped potatoes, and steamed some green beans. Pork was moist and falling apart. Rest of it will be used for a pork and fennel ragu to go over pasta, and some will be mixed with BBQ sauce for pulled pork sandwiches.
 
Kind of getting back to normal. Slow oven roasted a good chunk of pork butt, 250 for about 7 hours, wrapped and put in a dish of scalloped potatoes, and steamed some green beans. Pork was moist and falling apart. Rest of it will be used for a pork and fennel ragu to go over pasta, and some will be mixed with BBQ sauce for pulled pork sandwiches.
Getting back to normal is a good thing!
 
She said....OK .... Soon as she gets a chance. She corrected me; they are not pressed, but they are
cut-out shapes with the little tin cut out shapes.
Here is the recipe in cookies threads!
 
Not sure about dinner today.
I've got an appointment at 2pm, then some other things to do after.
I may grab a bite while out and about.
 
Nasty cold and snowy day. My joints are still aching and shoulder is screaming, but I managed to get the soup veggies and salad prep done (only chopped my thumbnail off. Glad I had a nail there LOL).
Dinner was split pea soup (no picture) and a salad - Spring mix greens, grape tomatoes, black olives, hard-boiled egg, diced fried ham steak, sliced mushroom, blue cheese crumbles, sliced almonds and dried cranberries. Dressing - Olive oil, red wine vinegar, squeeze ketchup, pinch sugar, salt and pepper.

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Hi Jono! I've never seen a sliceable bread pudding and yours sounds decadent!

If you have a recipe for it, could you post it in a dessert thread of it's own? I,d love to try it!

Welcome back!

Lee
 
Hi Jono! I've never seen a sliceable bread pudding and yours sounds decadent!

If you have a recipe for it, could you post it in a dessert thread of it's own? I,d love to try it!

Welcome back!

Lee
Will do a write up when I get some time!

I use to do it in hotel pans, but these silicon loaf pans at the house work out great for a consistent shape to work with. It's sliceable for sure, and super moist and melt in you mouth.
 
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