What's for dinner ( or lunch )

Hubs and son have discovered they love sweet potatoes, so after many baked in the microwave, I mashed them and they loved that, then I tried just slicing and baking them (dried out a little too much that way) so tonight I'm going to make baked sweet potato fries for the first time.

It will be a bit labor intensive since I'm having saute'd shredded cabbage and onion, too, and that's a lot of slicing. We're trying to eat more veggies this year.

Also baked salmon but that's easy.
 
almond milk.
My vegan son has got me into the non-dairy milks, too. Our favorite is the oat milk-- very good on cereal.

The sweet potato fries? Never again. The raw potatoes were so hard to cut, I had to use so much pressure one slip would have meant a missing finger. Then they started to burn before they were really done. I did find out that burnt sweet potato is so caramelized it tastes like candy.
 
Crack slaw? Hot slaw?
A bag of coleslaw mix or a pound of cabbage sliced into thin ribbons, 1/4-1/2 pound hot turkey breakfast sausage crumbles, onion, garlic, and S&P to taste.,

For the sauce/slurry
3T Soy Sauce
1T Sherry
1T Toasted Sesame Oil
1t Huy Fong Chili Garlic Sauce
1t Corn Starch

I brown the sausage in a cast-iron skillet, turn the heat down to low, add the vegetables cover, and steam for approx 10 minutes or until the cabbage has wilted.

Add the sauce and stir/cook until the mixture is coated and the corn starch is cooked.

I make the same thing using a bag of frozen riced cauliflower in place of the cabbage.

I've also made it with a variety or combination of meats and vegetables.
 
Was a bacon bsguette
Just had a bacon sandwich.
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@Aunt Bea thanks a million for the recipe. I just recently started frying cabbage (and onion and yellow pepper) in olive oil and soy sauce and they love it -- your recipe will take it one fabulous step beyond.
 


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