i'll buy pierogies homemade @ a 'lil mkt.,-- or nearby grocers usually have 'em--so different than those overwhelming places where shoes & batteries, toys & pets may be found, as well as food. where someone may well get lost. bars sell plenty, too. w/ these many Grandmas/Aunts to pass thier recipes onto others in their family, is great to know that they can make 'em, too, then bring us her recipes.I'm hungry for some pirogies but they're hard to find locally.
Last night I grilled pork tenderloins, baked a potatoe, and steamed fresh spinach leaves. The stems were the toughest I've had ever but the leaves were excellent.
Sounds good. I'd love to sample some of your cooking.That's too bad, I just threw out some marrow bones I was going to roast but didn't get to.
I'll be doing cedar plank chinook salmon on the grill tonight along with an aureola salad from the CSA and some shrimp cocktail with marie rose sauce.
That's what I did - ate in last night.
I did the gulf prawns in the Old Bay method, cedar planked Chinook I caught last summer and used alder for smoke. The marie rose was a wonderful compliment to the prawns, too.
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Yes, one and the same, these were wild gulf shrimp and won't buy farm raised. This was a pound - I remember the days when we'd go to all you can eat places and I'd eat 2-3 pounds of shrimp and a steak on the side, no more.![]()
That salad - is it the one with vinegar or the creamy sauce? I like them both but prefer the creamy one.
Pretty soon the CSA will be awash with cukes and need some new ideas.