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About Me
Both grandmothers came from the Midwest and cooked from scratch. So did Mom, naturally, I am trying to follow in those footsteps! One thing Mom didn't do was cassaroles. I love experimenting with them and have concocted some very good ones. Between the cassaroles and the slow cooker, weekday meals are easy when I come home from work, but I'm always on the lookout for new recipes. My cats think something is wrong if I'm not in the kitchen or on the computer (they even like some of the meatier scraps they are offered once in a while)!
Favorite Foods
I can't live without rice, pasta, onions, garlic & cinnamon! There's gotta be a recipe in that, somewhere...I make the BEST BBQ ribs on the West Coast, at least everyone that eats them says so (and I agree), but my all time favorite is a veggie quick dish I can rustle up and it's real comfort food for me.... instant rice and oriental blend veggies.
Put half the pkg. of veggies in a large sauce pan. Add the recommended amount of water from the rice box for the instant rice you will use. Bring to a boil and then add the rice, stir, cover and let sit. Add a ton of butter, let melt and chow down. It takes as long to cook as it's taken me to write this!!
When a special occasion arrises, we go to Glendale, CA and eat at the Tam O'Shanter. They have the world's best prime rib ever (and the creamed spinach is to die for, too).
I hope you try the rice dish and, if in Glendale, try the restaurant. Happy cooking - Upper Crusty
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