
Yesterday, while the men were stretching the bedroom carpet and then cleaning the bedroom carpet and the stairs, I was busy in the kitchen. I made cornbread and then put two pans of chilies in to roast. I also put yellow squash on to cook -- the cornbread and squash will go into squash dressing. The house smelled wonderful and the men wanted to know just what I was cooking! After the chilies cooked and cooled I stuffed a dozen of them with cheese sticks. They are now frozen in the freezer, still on the pans. I'll remove them this morning and move them to a gallon size zip-lock freezer bag. I have enough chilies for two more pans -- then I'll buy some more. Last night we had roasted turkey thighs, a sweet potato, and the squash dressing. Dinner was delicious, if I do say so myself. (We had sugar free jello with bananas for dessert.)
...This morning, before I do more chilies, I want to make some cookies. My YGD, V, will have her 10th birthday tomorrow and her Mom and I are going to surprise her at school lunch with a pizza and cookies.
....while cookies are cooking I will return the missing items to the bedroom. We have decided to stay upstairs until after my Mom leaves -- she will come to visit on the 13th, and will stay for two weeks. I have several things planned to do with her so we shall be busy. (I fear, however, that she will miss all the fun things she has been doing in Austin.) After she leaves we will finally move back downstairs to our own bedroom.
.....Do you realize that it is definitely time to start thinking about Christmas! Oh, my, let the shopping begin!!
3 comments:
No shopping--just go to the sewing room and "create"!!!! really like your pot holder--you did a great job--and all that cooking and baking--you can send me some by Fed-ex!!!! Hugs, just, Di
ugh don't even mention Christmas ... i'm boycotting Christmas this year ...
Your potholder is wonderful! I think I'll do a few hexagon ones - inspired by you! But I've got other projects at the top of my list, so it will be a while. Speaking of Christmas, potholders make excellent gifts...
Tell us more about the roasted, stuffed chiles. My son would love them, but I've never tried fixing them.
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