Monday, April 11, 2011
My Creative Culinary Husband part 2
FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER
i fried the veggies in olive oil in a wok adding garlic salt and rosemary/garlic seasonings
i baked the hamburger patties in the oven adding olive oil to the bottom and sprinkling the oil and the tops of the patties with seasoning salt, garlic salt, steak seasoning and cayenne pepper...
MONDAY NIGHT DINNER
frozen chopped onions and peppers sauteed in 4 Tablespoons of butter, 10 cups of boiling water, 1 package of onion soup mix and 1/4 cup of beef boullion, cook til onions are tender, place in bowl and top with a piece of buttered toast and mozzerella/cheddar cheese...
salad: romaine hearts with tomatoes and green onions, with balsalmic vinegar, olive oil and steak seasoning on top
oatmeal bars for my sweet father-in-law:
bisquick, lots of oatmeal, milk, 4 eggs then divide in half:
one half: mix peanut butter and jelly and place in greased cake pan
other half mix 1/2 stick of butter, 3/4 cup of honey, 1/2 bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips and lots of chopped walnuts and place in greased cake pan...cook both at 350 degrees until done, approx. 25-30 minutes...
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
My Creative Culinary Husband
So the last two nights, I've asked my husband for dinner ideas and he has given me the best ideas for our leftover spicy chicken breasts and steak. Last night I made a salad with green and red lettuces, baked spicy chicken (chicken breasts spiced with seasoning salt, garlic salt, fajita seasoning and cayenne pepper), purple onion, grated carrots and apples tossed with olive oil and balsamic vinegar and served with butter and garlic french bread heated in aluminum foil in the oven...
Tonight he suggested a stoup with leftover steak...so using our food processor I chopped yellow onion, leftover baked potatoes, steak and browned all three in a cast iron soup skillet in 3/4 stick of butter...then I added one small can of cream of potato soup, milk, sour cream, grated cheddar cheese, seasoning salt, garlic salt, steak seasoning and cayenne pepper and let it heat very slowly (as I am known to burn milk-based soups)...then with my mother-in-laws apt guidance, we mixed up bisquick bisquits (so much faster than homemade...which means I will be mixing these up a lot)...and left out sticks of butter to soften to slab on...yummmmm!!!
Now I can't wait for my hubby to come home and taste his marvelous inventions!!!
Tonight he suggested a stoup with leftover steak...so using our food processor I chopped yellow onion, leftover baked potatoes, steak and browned all three in a cast iron soup skillet in 3/4 stick of butter...then I added one small can of cream of potato soup, milk, sour cream, grated cheddar cheese, seasoning salt, garlic salt, steak seasoning and cayenne pepper and let it heat very slowly (as I am known to burn milk-based soups)...then with my mother-in-laws apt guidance, we mixed up bisquick bisquits (so much faster than homemade...which means I will be mixing these up a lot)...and left out sticks of butter to soften to slab on...yummmmm!!!
Now I can't wait for my hubby to come home and taste his marvelous inventions!!!
Bedroom Update
The blue pillow in the middle was my sweetie's when he was little...it's Noah's Ark...so sweet and it reminds me of a Noah's Ark burlap wall hanging I had when I was a baby..
The red Royal Stewart plaid was my wrap for our wedding!
Pictures of us sleeping...we took them of each other on our Honeymoon!
Saturday, April 2, 2011
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