TwoMisfits
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- Feb 21, 2002
It's my one day at a time plan this week.
Today, I'm doing another crockpot Korean Beef and Veg stew over rice with sliced naval oranges. This stew's veg is a little different with 1/2 bag bean sprouts, chinese cauliflower, king oyster mushrooms, green onion, regular onion, and minced ginger. I also added a little extra galbi marinade (about 1/4 cup) from a bottle (over and above what the beef comes marinaded in), since I've got such earthy veg and wanted to keep the slight sweetness. And if you guessed all the veg were on sale at Hmart, you'd be a winner...
Edit to Add: Tonight, I decided to finally try out the boneless duck breast I got from Aldi. I used a maple sugar sprinkle (after rendering the skin) and am now roasting it. I'm having duck fat and maple sugar mashed sweet potatoes with roasted green beans and sliced strawberries as the rest of dinner. As I told the kids, we don't have a ton of duck and it wasn't fully unfrozen, so this will be Tuesday duck...then again, for as little as I paid for 2lbs of boneless duck breast, it's gonna be pretty dang great for Tuesday duck (I can feed 6 for the price of 1 in a restaurant...
PS - Each veg cost me a $1.50 (last week 3lbs of sweet potato for $1.49 Aldi deal, $1.49/lb fresh green beans, and $1.49 for the strawberries again)...the maple sugar has been in my house for a year, and everything else is the duck fat or OO, so it's about $25-$30 total for duck breast plates for 6...I was originally gonna make an orange sauce, but the maple sugar was just too good and too old to pass on...
2nd edit: Tomorrow, we are doing something I've never done before - gonna do a creole bowl, since I have the huge bag of fresh okra. I'm gonna make grits for the bottom, then this recipe https://spicysouthernkitchen.com/corn-okra-creole/, and then I'll have some container pork BBQ (need to use it), bacon (need to use it), and cheese (for the kids) to top as well. And I'll have some fresh pineapple on the side...PS - I think grilled shrimp would go better on top, but I need to use the BBQ (I may try this again on a Lenten Friday if it's a hit and okra goes on a huge sale again)...
Today, I'm doing another crockpot Korean Beef and Veg stew over rice with sliced naval oranges. This stew's veg is a little different with 1/2 bag bean sprouts, chinese cauliflower, king oyster mushrooms, green onion, regular onion, and minced ginger. I also added a little extra galbi marinade (about 1/4 cup) from a bottle (over and above what the beef comes marinaded in), since I've got such earthy veg and wanted to keep the slight sweetness. And if you guessed all the veg were on sale at Hmart, you'd be a winner...
Edit to Add: Tonight, I decided to finally try out the boneless duck breast I got from Aldi. I used a maple sugar sprinkle (after rendering the skin) and am now roasting it. I'm having duck fat and maple sugar mashed sweet potatoes with roasted green beans and sliced strawberries as the rest of dinner. As I told the kids, we don't have a ton of duck and it wasn't fully unfrozen, so this will be Tuesday duck...then again, for as little as I paid for 2lbs of boneless duck breast, it's gonna be pretty dang great for Tuesday duck (I can feed 6 for the price of 1 in a restaurant...
PS - Each veg cost me a $1.50 (last week 3lbs of sweet potato for $1.49 Aldi deal, $1.49/lb fresh green beans, and $1.49 for the strawberries again)...the maple sugar has been in my house for a year, and everything else is the duck fat or OO, so it's about $25-$30 total for duck breast plates for 6...I was originally gonna make an orange sauce, but the maple sugar was just too good and too old to pass on...
2nd edit: Tomorrow, we are doing something I've never done before - gonna do a creole bowl, since I have the huge bag of fresh okra. I'm gonna make grits for the bottom, then this recipe https://spicysouthernkitchen.com/corn-okra-creole/, and then I'll have some container pork BBQ (need to use it), bacon (need to use it), and cheese (for the kids) to top as well. And I'll have some fresh pineapple on the side...PS - I think grilled shrimp would go better on top, but I need to use the BBQ (I may try this again on a Lenten Friday if it's a hit and okra goes on a huge sale again)...
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