SUPPER CLUB - Monday, March 13th
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:42 am
Good Morning!
We had a dry day yesterday! Hip Hip Hooray! But it's all history now! Sigh. But then, I guess I shouldn't be complaining to THIS crowd when most of you are in the middle of a blizzard! Hope all is well with everyone and the TP is holding out! (and now you know MY biggest fear!)
Yesterday DH and I did a quick Costco run for Chicken soup makings (seems like we live there lately) and a stop at ACE Hardware for some spray paint he needed and picked up a concrete birdbath while we were there to give my son for his birthday in May. Mike loves things for his yard. Finally, about 2pm, I was able to get into my sewing room and knocked out a few more FGV blocks. I love this quilt! For me, the funnest part of quilting is choosing fabrics and beginning a new project. And every single block is just like that!
CHICKIE - Thank you for inviting us all to your place yesterday! I'm soo glad that little Pocket Lint showed some improvement. Praying it continues. Glad I wasn't at that potluck dinner with you! I'd have been upchucking in the bushes!
BECCA - I hear you on rassling with a big quilt! My back also needs a rest after pinning Lone Star.
IRISH - happy that you got in a visit with Terry. What does he do that he can make business trips to PA? I thought he was a high school teacher. Why did I think that? I'll look for your quilt on FB.
JANA - you must have felt like a queen, having dinner delivered! That happened to me once about 12 years ago. My DDIL made a meatloaf dinner and they brought it over. And my DD made us a casserole in 1997 after I had surgery. Two of the best meals ever! I wish my kids lived closer. Maybe it would happen more often. I would like to be queen for an evening, too.
TINA - you were a busy girl yesterday! And here, after all the cleaning you did on Saturday, I thought you'd be taking it easy on Sunday. Maybe today. . . .
My SIL, Terry, should be arriving home tonite. She stopped in Idaho at her son's house and he is supposed to be coming with her the rest of the way. We will go over and get the house warmed up and leave a few basic groceries and a bowl of chicken noodle soup. I'm glad my nephew will be with her. It will be a tough homecoming for her. We'll probably visit her tomorrow.
So, despite having a big pot of soup in the fridge, I want to try JANA's chicken cordon blue casserole tonite. I think I have all the fixings. Chicken, ham, Swiss cheese. Make a white sauce, add dijon mustard and lemon juice at the end. Poor over everything and bake. Is that right, JANA? You have a few hours to correct me before I start getting kitchen busy. I want to make this for friends and drop it off on Wednesday as she comes home from the hospital after having a hip replacement (which is this morning). But I thought I should give it a try, first, before experimenting on sick friends.
Got any interesting experiments going on in your kitchen tonite?
We had a dry day yesterday! Hip Hip Hooray! But it's all history now! Sigh. But then, I guess I shouldn't be complaining to THIS crowd when most of you are in the middle of a blizzard! Hope all is well with everyone and the TP is holding out! (and now you know MY biggest fear!)
Yesterday DH and I did a quick Costco run for Chicken soup makings (seems like we live there lately) and a stop at ACE Hardware for some spray paint he needed and picked up a concrete birdbath while we were there to give my son for his birthday in May. Mike loves things for his yard. Finally, about 2pm, I was able to get into my sewing room and knocked out a few more FGV blocks. I love this quilt! For me, the funnest part of quilting is choosing fabrics and beginning a new project. And every single block is just like that!
CHICKIE - Thank you for inviting us all to your place yesterday! I'm soo glad that little Pocket Lint showed some improvement. Praying it continues. Glad I wasn't at that potluck dinner with you! I'd have been upchucking in the bushes!
BECCA - I hear you on rassling with a big quilt! My back also needs a rest after pinning Lone Star.
IRISH - happy that you got in a visit with Terry. What does he do that he can make business trips to PA? I thought he was a high school teacher. Why did I think that? I'll look for your quilt on FB.
JANA - you must have felt like a queen, having dinner delivered! That happened to me once about 12 years ago. My DDIL made a meatloaf dinner and they brought it over. And my DD made us a casserole in 1997 after I had surgery. Two of the best meals ever! I wish my kids lived closer. Maybe it would happen more often. I would like to be queen for an evening, too.
TINA - you were a busy girl yesterday! And here, after all the cleaning you did on Saturday, I thought you'd be taking it easy on Sunday. Maybe today. . . .
My SIL, Terry, should be arriving home tonite. She stopped in Idaho at her son's house and he is supposed to be coming with her the rest of the way. We will go over and get the house warmed up and leave a few basic groceries and a bowl of chicken noodle soup. I'm glad my nephew will be with her. It will be a tough homecoming for her. We'll probably visit her tomorrow.
So, despite having a big pot of soup in the fridge, I want to try JANA's chicken cordon blue casserole tonite. I think I have all the fixings. Chicken, ham, Swiss cheese. Make a white sauce, add dijon mustard and lemon juice at the end. Poor over everything and bake. Is that right, JANA? You have a few hours to correct me before I start getting kitchen busy. I want to make this for friends and drop it off on Wednesday as she comes home from the hospital after having a hip replacement (which is this morning). But I thought I should give it a try, first, before experimenting on sick friends.
Got any interesting experiments going on in your kitchen tonite?