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NJCher

(37,864 posts)
Sun May 12, 2024, 03:29 PM May 2024

What's for Dinner, Sun., Mother's Day, May 12, 2024

Well, being a kitty mom, I did not get taken to brunch. Or Sunday dinner. And thank heavens I did not get a present, since my gifts are usually rodents.

Sliced pork roast with Polish brown gravy (pieczeniowy ciemny) and cremini mushrooms sauteed in butter.

Acorn squash, roasted, with butter and maple syrup.

Tossed green salad with cucumbers, scallions, and yellow pepper. Vinaigrette.

Kombucha: ginger lemon.


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What's for Dinner, Sun., Mother's Day, May 12, 2024 (Original Post) NJCher May 2024 OP
Yeah, those rodent gifts. murielm99 May 2024 #1
😂😂😂 irisblue May 2024 #2
I had a buy one get one coupon for a new Jamacian restaurant near by. irisblue May 2024 #3
what are milk rings? NJCher May 2024 #10
My wife and I are collaborating on a turkey pot pie. Lunabell May 2024 #4
Air fryer veggies alfredo May 2024 #5
Seafood alfredo on linguine Cairycat May 2024 #6
Ham, turkey, cheese sandwich with potato chips and Emile May 2024 #7
8 rolls of popcorn today. NJCher May 2024 #9
First time we ever grown it. I watched this Emile May 2024 #11
popcorn NJCher May 2024 #12
This one I could make and looks easier to hull by using electric drill. Emile May 2024 #13
Lamb stew Retrograde May 2024 #8

irisblue

(34,249 posts)
3. I had a buy one get one coupon for a new Jamacian restaurant near by.
Sun May 12, 2024, 03:41 PM
May 2024

Columbus has alot newish small restaurants & I'm lucky to get coupons.

Tonight's dinner is boneless jerk chicken, steamed cabbage with onions, carrots& green beans with some prime quality Mac & cheese.


Also, Dixie the cat did bring me milk rings so we played fetch for awhile. That is a better gift then mice

NJCher

(37,864 posts)
10. what are milk rings?
Sun May 12, 2024, 08:40 PM
May 2024

He came through with the gift.

I'm so upset with him that I'm shutting down his kitty door. I have to figure out how to do it, though. Last time I did it, he just busted through it.

They ended up the chase in my carefully sorted out seed drawers/boxes. This was harrowing for me. Seeds are so important to me at this time of year, and organization of them was very time consuming. In the end, of course, the rodent lost.

Lunabell

(6,810 posts)
4. My wife and I are collaborating on a turkey pot pie.
Sun May 12, 2024, 05:04 PM
May 2024

She's making the filling and I am par-baking the pre-made crust. Lol, my hard work...

Cairycat

(1,760 posts)
6. Seafood alfredo on linguine
Sun May 12, 2024, 05:50 PM
May 2024

Steamed some shell-on shrimp (the precooked is the usual around here, so that was a treat) and a small lobster tail, then put in a sorta Alfredo sauce (made like a thin cream sauce with half seafood stock - yesterday's homemade - and a mix of heavy cream and whole milk, with some Parmesan thrown in.

Also sourdough rolls, and a salad with some homegrown spinach, local lettuce and radish, and a bit of supermarket vegetables.

To drink, an Alsatian wine that's 80% Silvaner and 20% Pinot Blanc. Silvaner is one of the main wine grapes where I lived in Germany, so that was also a treat.

Emile

(29,783 posts)
7. Ham, turkey, cheese sandwich with potato chips and
Sun May 12, 2024, 07:26 PM
May 2024

garlic dip. We been working on an addition to the garden and planted 8 rolls of popcorn today.

Good Evening

Emile

(29,783 posts)
11. First time we ever grown it. I watched this
Sun May 12, 2024, 08:51 PM
May 2024

YouTube video last winter and thought I should try growing popcorn and make this tool from a scrap piece of 2x4. We took yellow store bought popcorn and placed some between two wet pieces of paper towels. Couple days later they were all sprouting. So the seed was dirt cheap compared to what you spend for high quality sweet corn seed. Anyways here is the video,

?si=_1TD1pV74QMWijWn

NJCher

(37,864 posts)
12. popcorn
Sun May 12, 2024, 11:25 PM
May 2024

Interesting about the seed. You can do that with peas from the grocery store, too, and also with beans.
I"m not sure understand how his tool works. I'll watch it a 2nd tme.

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