I couldn’t decide. Did this look appetizing or like hospital food?
Two out of two menfolks agreed: It tasted good.
Good enough.
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what’s under the carrots … I like the loos except for the florets … I am very anti broc.
that should be I like the LOOK
Broccoli is very good for you, but I understand. I can’t stand cooked cauliflower (though I LOVE raw cauliflower).
The carrot salad is: carrots, sunflower seeds, scallions, garlic, oil, cider vinegar, and black pepper mixed together and served on a bed of green leaf lettuce.
The chicken breasts were brushed with egg white then dipped in a mixture of rolled oats and freshly ground rosemary (we grow our own rosemary).
Yum!
That carrot salad sounds (and looks) delicious.
So, Becky… do you only cook squash and okra when I’m in Houston’s city limits, or something???
Yes.
(Did I cook squash when you were here? I don’t remember that.)
You LIKED the okra. Never forget that.
It looks appetising, but then I’m easily pleased. 🙂
Easily pleased? Then you’re invited for dinner any time!
Thank you! Luckily you’re fairly safe at least in the near future. 🙂
I’ve never seen hospital food with such artful persentation. That looks delicious, Becky! (I’m not a broccoli-hater.)
oops, that should be “presentation.”
It reminds me of that place Michael took us innashville that time, except Becky’s portions look more generous.
oh yes, The Boundary. I loved their take on the banana split! mmmmmm.
I’d eat it. 🙂
Yay!
I’m with Marika on the broc, but otherwise yum[I can pick th escallions out, right? =0)]
Yes.
Oh my goodness,where is the bacon grease, the butter, the homemade biscuits and you call yourself a southern girl. Our ancestors are turning over in their graves. :>) DLC
Noooo, ancestors, settle down! I’m still a Southern girl, I swear. Wednesday night we had beef stew and cornbread, and the cornbread was made with NO sugar AND BACON GREASE!