My parents always said to tell the t***h.
May 14, 2014 22:07:02 #
Coos Bay Tom
Loc: coos bay oregon
Thanks loads I'll get Betty to try it that way. She has been marinating in soy sauce and lemon juice then broiling. can't take it no more.
AuntiE wrote:
Geez, I continue to have to take care of you people! :hunf: :mrgreen: :roll:
Boneless skinless, dip in bread crumbs, dip in Egg Beaters, dip in bread crumbs again, slowly cook (using cooking spray in the pan) in a frying pan. Is it as good as deep fried, no; however, it is a good substitute.
Boneless skinless, dip in bread crumbs, dip in Egg Beaters, dip in bread crumbs again, slowly cook (using cooking spray in the pan) in a frying pan. Is it as good as deep fried, no; however, it is a good substitute.
May 14, 2014 22:29:55 #
slatten49
Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
AuntiE wrote:
Geez, I continue to have to take care of you people! :hunf: :mrgreen: :roll:
Boneless skinless, dip in bread crumbs, dip in Egg Beaters, dip in bread crumbs again, slowly cook (using cooking spray in the pan) in a frying pan. Is it as good as deep fried, no; however, it is a good substitute.
Boneless skinless, dip in bread crumbs, dip in Egg Beaters, dip in bread crumbs again, slowly cook (using cooking spray in the pan) in a frying pan. Is it as good as deep fried, no; however, it is a good substitute.
Excellent advice, especially since I live in the country...too far for a quick run to KFC, Popeye's or Church's chicken!
I have sacrificed a lot for peace...quiet, and no traffic! :lol:
May 14, 2014 23:23:25 #
fom wrote:
Thanks loads I'll get Betty to try it that way. She has been marinating in soy sauce and lemon juice then broiling. can't take it no more.
Change up the marinate to sun dried tomato dressing, add some fresh garlic and stir fry with mushrooms, pepper strips and onions. If you choose, you can add other vegetables.
May 14, 2014 23:53:09 #
AuntiE wrote:
Change up the marinate to sun dried tomato dressing, add some fresh garlic and stir fry with mushrooms, pepper strips and onions. If you choose, you can add other vegetables.
I used to make mud pies topped with soap suds. Fed them to my little brother. His knick name was "mudslide."
May 15, 2014 00:48:37 #
Coos Bay Tom
Loc: coos bay oregon
Boy o Boy thats a keeper.
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AuntiE wrote:
Change up the marinate to sun dried tomato dressing, add some fresh garlic and stir fry with mushrooms, pepper strips and onions. If you choose, you can add other vegetables.
:thumbup:
May 15, 2014 00:57:58 #
fom wrote:
Boy o Boy thats a keeper.
:thumbup:
:thumbup:
As we are clucking in our household, next up for your enjoyment. Good Seasons Dry Italian Dressing. Slice your chicken breasts into strips, toss the strips in the dry dressing and, again, stir fry with vegetables. You can use any left over dry dressing to toss in the pan over the vegetables.
I can go a long way on chicken recipes that are easy. :!: :-D
By the way, tell your wife to use sesame oil to stir fry the chicken marinated in soy.
May 15, 2014 01:24:24 #
LOL, LOL! I used to walk around the yard with a cup full of mud and water, telling my six year old baby sister "Mom let me have some chocolate milk!" She'd start chasing me saying "I want some!" So I'd finally stop and tell her only one drink. Then being mad she'd start chasing me all over again!
We're only two years apart. We had fun times~
We're only two years apart. We had fun times~
Armageddun wrote:
I used to make mud pies topped with soap suds. Fed them to my little brother. His knick name was "mudslide."
May 15, 2014 10:06:57 #
rhomin57 wrote:
LOL, LOL! I used to walk around the yard with a cup full of mud and water, telling my six year old baby sister "Mom let me have some chocolate milk!" She'd start chasing me saying "I want some!" So I'd finally stop and tell her only one drink. Then being mad she'd start chasing me all over again!
We're only two years apart. We had fun times~
We're only two years apart. We had fun times~
Those were the days.. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :lol: :lol: :lol:
May 15, 2014 14:34:38 #
slatten49
Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
AuntiE wrote:
Change up the marinate to sun dried tomato dressing, add some fresh garlic and stir fry with mushrooms, pepper strips and onions. If you choose, you can add other vegetables.
I'll be needing a sample of that...just to verify if it tastes as good as it sounds. :mrgreen: Wine, also...please.
I am a food taster extraordinaire! :wink:
May 15, 2014 19:44:21 #
slatten49 wrote:
I'll be needing a sample of that...just to verify if it tastes as good as it sounds. :mrgreen: Wine, also...please.
I am a food taster extraordinaire! :wink:
I am a food taster extraordinaire! :wink:
You are just a food glutton "extraordinaire"! :!: :!:
As an aside, this is one time you do not want to use store brand sun dried tomato dressing. I usually purchase the Ken's brand.
Since we are clucking along here, try Ken's Asian Sesame Dressing to marinate chicken strips, use Sun Luck Hot Oil, or similar, for cooking (it is with the ethnic items), snow peas, celery, bean sprouts and stir fry. The Sgt. Major may not be enamored of this dish. Be careful with the "hot oil". It is spicy.
I think next Wednesday we should move to pork. :idea: :idea: :idea:
May 15, 2014 20:25:01 #
slatten49
Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
AuntiE wrote:
You are just a food glutton b "extraordinair... (show quote)
Odd that you should pick pork...it is my favorite meat. :mrgreen:
Especially southern style pork ribs! :thumbup:
May 15, 2014 20:33:53 #
slatten49 wrote:
Odd that you should pick pork...it is my favorite meat. :mrgreen:
Especially southern style pork ribs! :thumbup:
Especially southern style pork ribs! :thumbup:
We cannot do pork until next week. We are doing chicken currently. You will have to wait. :mrgreen: :twisted: :lol:
I may have another idea for the charming Sgt. Major. Does she eat chili dogs?
:?:
May 16, 2014 03:13:08 #
I once made a bet with a good friend of mine that I could eat 'two' full sized Subway sandwiches.
And, actually I did, but I also rolled around on my bed in a lot of stomach pain for about an hour.
Wasn't really worth the bet, as I was afraid I'd perforated my stomach!!!!! Fortunately, I just gained about 30 lbs.!
And, actually I did, but I also rolled around on my bed in a lot of stomach pain for about an hour.
Wasn't really worth the bet, as I was afraid I'd perforated my stomach!!!!! Fortunately, I just gained about 30 lbs.!
Armageddun wrote:
Those were the days.. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :lol: :lol: :lol:
May 16, 2014 03:32:02 #
slatten49 wrote:
For those of you who know me somewhat, you are awa... (show quote)
That child is evil incarnate! Not conforming. Acting independent. Lucky we tagged him early; we saw the signs of a dangerous, independent thinker...and conditioned him to KFC.
May 16, 2014 07:24:40 #
slatten49
Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
rhomin57 wrote:
I once made a bet with a good friend of mine that I could eat 'two' full sized Subway sandwiches.
And, actually I did, but I also rolled around on my bed in a lot of stomach pain for about an hour.
Wasn't really worth the bet, as I was afraid I'd perforated my stomach!!!!! Fortunately, I just gained about 30 lbs.!
And, actually I did, but I also rolled around on my bed in a lot of stomach pain for about an hour.
Wasn't really worth the bet, as I was afraid I'd perforated my stomach!!!!! Fortunately, I just gained about 30 lbs.!
For me, that would have been a 'light snack'. :wink:
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