Trila
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It’s hard being a mom and having no luck in helping your daughter. Just a suggestion - have her store everything but her essentials and stay in a tiny hotel-type rental. Not ideal, just something people here are doing when they move here for work.
It is amazing what a difference 10 degrees make. Last week was freezing in my valleyOn my early short morning walk around 6:40 was a tad breezy temp was 38
After breakfast and coming here I walked 3 blocks to local co-op{am a member} to pick up a couple of items. It was getting a bit more breezy, any snow we had on the ground had melted
The winds picked up this afternoon 25-30mph so I didn't venture out,rest of my day reading NYT,local paper,my book
I am so sorry for you! I have had migraines and that is about the worst.Although I'm feeling better, my sinus headache is still with me. The coffee and Tylenol are helping.
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Other than that, I'm distracting myself by keeping busy in the kitchen. I'm making "Unstuffed Cabbage" starter packets, and freezing them for later use.
I love stuffed cabbage. Once of the few things I still occasionally cook.Although I'm feeling better, my sinus headache is still with me. The coffee and Tylenol are helping.
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Other than that, I'm distracting myself by keeping busy in the kitchen. I'm making "Unstuffed Cabbage" starter packets, and freezing them for later use.
Let me know when, and I will try to see if I can find, and bring some of those fudge cookies along for our dessert.I love stuffed cabbage. Once of the few things I still occasionally cook.
And I thought youLet me know when, and I will try to see if I can find, and bring some of those fudge cookies along for our dessert.![]()
Well, I can eat them, but I try not to -especially the chocolate-gives me a very bad stomach ache. Worth it for the once a year Sees candy, but I am starting to even not eat much of that.
Kind of you to suggest it Jules, but as Kaila rightly says, the problem is her 3 elderly beloved dogs, one of whom has dementia, so there's nowhere she can go with the dogs... However a slight glimmer of hope.. she may have found a rental for now.. fingers crossed.. It's a brand new home all recently and beautifully decorated.. and the guy who owns it and has it up for rental initially said no to my dd because she has pets., but my daughter runs an immaculate home and her dogs are highly trained and you would never know that animals live in the house.. they don't damage or scratch anything... so the owner has agreed to allow the letting agent go and inspect DD's current home , before he makes a final decision...so fingers crossed.It’s hard being a mom and having no luck in helping your daughter. Just a suggestion - have her store everything but her essentials and stay in a tiny hotel-type rental. Not ideal, just something people here are doing when they move here for work.
This is "Un-Stuffed" cabbage . It has all of the same ingredients, but you don't roll it up in the cabbage leaves. Instead, you make meatballs....and it is cooked in chopped cabbage. I always tear the cabbage leaves, so this is easier for me. To me, it tastes just as good!I love stuffed cabbage. Once of the few things I still occasionally cook.
OMG your avatar is one of my favorite characters! Just seeing her makes me happy.Looking at Jan 1 price increases from our vendors. Roughly 10% bumps across the board, in some cases these are in addition to a 7% increase this past fall. Today I'm continuing with invoicing, then will move onto reworking our prices and giving our customers the bad news.
On a cheerier note, I defrosted some Beyond Meat meatballs and have started some sauce for a late lunch of spaghetti and meatballs.
Hubby is overjoyed - partly because I'm invoicing and partly because the sauce smells so yummy!
Ah ha, that sounds like what I would do when I had family. I was making cabbage rolls and one day thought it would taste just as good if I cooked it in all in one pot and didn't bother to stuff the cabbage leaves. Now I don't even do that because I am cooking for just me. Does anyone want peanut butter sandwiches?This is "Un-Stuffed" cabbage . It has all of the same ingredients, but you don't roll it up in the cabbage leaves. Instead, you make meatballs....and it is cooked in chopped cabbage. I always tear the cabbage leaves, so this is easier for me. To me, it tastes just as good!
I still roll them as I eat less meat that way, but I don’t make them very often. Plus I pour ketchup on mine. I really like ketchup.Ah ha, that sounds like what I would do when I had family. I was making cabbage rolls and one day thought it would taste just as good if I cooked it in all in one pot and didn't bother to stuff the cabbage leaves. Now I don't even do that because I am cooking for just me. Does anyone want peanut butter sandwiches?![]()
Thank you Palides! Good luck to you too.!@Shero, its Greek! Translations are time consuming, yes! Good luck with your translation!![]()
Here's what I do....Ah ha, that sounds like what I would do when I had family. I was making cabbage rolls and one day thought it would taste just as good if I cooked it in all in one pot and didn't bother to stuff the cabbage leaves. Now I don't even do that because I am cooking for just me. Does anyone want peanut butter sandwiches?![]()
Sounds really goodHere's what I do....
#1- I use about 1-1 1/2 lbs ground beef and I add whatever spices etc that I normally would. Then I form meatballs and cook them in the microwave (yep!). Once they are cooked, I divide them up into 3 storage bowls.
#2- I mix up a can of tomatoes, spaghetti sauce, vinegar, lemon juice, brown sugar, etc. Then I divide that into 3 portions and add a portion to each bowl of meatballs. Freeze the bowls!
#3- When I want to make this meal, I buy a small cabbage and cut it into 1-inch pcs. I put the cabbage into my stew pot and add one (thawed) container of meatballs and juice.
#4- Simmer until cabbage is tender. Eat!
I like easy....easy to make, easy to clean up....easy to eat!![]()
Yes, @Schero! It's a big event for us also! In Tarpon Springs, FL each year after the church services, they have a ceremony where the young teens dive for the cross in the bayou. Whoever retrieves the cross gets good luck for the year. Here is a short clip of today's event:Thank you Palides! Good luck to you too.!
Do you celebrate Epiphany? As you may know it is celebrated in France with the eating of Galette des Rois cake which I baked a couple of days ago and shared with friends last night.
The 6 January is also when we put away the Christmas decorations and the guests helped, it was so much fun!
Lovely! It is really interesting to see how many young men took part. I love traditions.Yes, @Schero! It's a big event for us also! In Tarpon Springs, FL each year after the church services, they have a ceremony where the young teens dive for the cross in the bayou. Whoever retrieves the cross gets good luck for the year. Here is a short clip of today's event: