Tilapia with Artihokes.
Serves 4
4 Tilapia fillets
2 cloves garlic
1 bag Kroger PS frozen artichoke hearts
(works better than canned)
2T olive oil
Press or chop garlic and saute in olive oil. When you can smell it, add artichokes, stirring to coat with oil.
Season fish with Lawry's seasoned salt (or whatever your fave is) and freshly ground black pepper.
Push veggies aside and lay fillets in pan. Cover with veggies then add a lid to the pan.
Steam for a few minutes on side one, then turn fish over and finish steaming side two. Total time about10 mins, depending how thick the fillets are.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Monday, October 5, 2009
Sad day in the household
Sad day in the household today. We had to say goodbye to sweet Chloe, our 20 yr old kittie. She was a rescue from a cat shelter near where we lived in Pittsford, N.Y. Youngest son Brian was just a toddler when we got her, so he can't remember life without her. Now we'll all have to get used to that idea.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Mystery Revealed
Sunday, September 27, 2009
He's a superb cook!
I'm braggin' on #1 son and his girlfriend. We ate delicious gumbo (Paula Dean's Seafood Gumbo) and roasted broccoli, followed by koeksisters! Koeksisters are a South African confection, a kind of a braided doughnut steeped in syrup. Difficult to get just right and time consuming to make. They were delicious! I am thoroughly impressed.
When I was living in the dorm at my university in South Africa, we were instructed not to "koeksister", which meant we should not entwine ourselves with, but keep a respectful distance from any amorous young man! I wonder if they still instruct the young ladies about that.
Mystery update: 24 done, one to go. Picture to follow.
When I was living in the dorm at my university in South Africa, we were instructed not to "koeksister", which meant we should not entwine ourselves with, but keep a respectful distance from any amorous young man! I wonder if they still instruct the young ladies about that.
Mystery update: 24 done, one to go. Picture to follow.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Mystery and the mystery of cornbread.
23 down, 2 to go.
No good food news today. My oldest son is turning 28 tomorrow. He has invited us to dinner for the first time ever! He is a good cook, so I am looking forward to our get together. He asked me to bring one thing - cornbread. Simple? Apparently not. I decided to pit Alton Brown against Jiffy. Alton was a little softie at heart and Jiffy got sunburned. Oh well, it will do the son good to know his mom isn't perfect :) Updates on the protege's efforts tomorrow.
No good food news today. My oldest son is turning 28 tomorrow. He has invited us to dinner for the first time ever! He is a good cook, so I am looking forward to our get together. He asked me to bring one thing - cornbread. Simple? Apparently not. I decided to pit Alton Brown against Jiffy. Alton was a little softie at heart and Jiffy got sunburned. Oh well, it will do the son good to know his mom isn't perfect :) Updates on the protege's efforts tomorrow.
Mystery and Mash
22 down, 3 to go.
We had bangers and mash for dinner. Tried a recipe from Guy Fieri - "Adam's Apple Mashed Potatoes."
Garlic mashed potatoes with chopped apple. The hubby and I both liked it. Maybe you will too.
We had bangers and mash for dinner. Tried a recipe from Guy Fieri - "Adam's Apple Mashed Potatoes."
Garlic mashed potatoes with chopped apple. The hubby and I both liked it. Maybe you will too.
Monday, September 21, 2009
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