Tag: delicious

Posted in Blogging Blogger, Bonkers Away, Day after Thanksgiving

November 24, 2018

Posted on by Hope

Hi Everyone!

It’s the day after Thanksgiving. How do you feel?

  • Do you feel like you can’t move fast?
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  • Do you feel like you are ready to rock n’ roll?
  • Do you feel like walking around the mall? Just walk, not shopping.
  • If you went to the mall, did you have to walk 3 miles from where you parked?See the source image
  • After walking around the mall, doing some window shopping, were you hungry?
  • Whatever you are going today, make sure you take advantage of everything going on around you.Β 
    • Smiling facesSee the source image
    • People laughing
    • Smells of delicious foods in the court
    • Meeting friends as you are walking around
    • Seeing the holidays through children eyes. Their expressions make you feel like a kid again.

Have a great day! vintage gardenHope

 

Posted in Blogging Blogger, Bonkers Away, Culinary Herbs

Hello Culinary Herbs!

Posted on by Hope

vintage gardenHi Everyone!

If you love to cook, I’m sure you use specific herbs for each of your recipes.

Spaghetti, meatballs, lasagna, pasta fagioli. What would you use?

How about thyme sprigs, rosemary sprigs, bay leaf.
rosemary-sprigSprigs you say? Yes “sprigs”. You toss in the sprigs, once they cook down, remove the “sprigs”.
Delicious!Β 

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Pasta Fagioli

PS: Don’t forget the other ingredients.
PPS: Check out Food Network.com. The recipe I was looking at is from Rachel Ray.

Have a great day!vintage garden angel Hope

Posted in Blogging Blogger, Bonkers Away, National Pancake Day

Hello National Pancake Day!

Posted on by Hope

Hi Everyone!Β See the source image

National Pancake Day is September 26. bird coffee cup sad lookSorry for the delay.Β 

How many types of “pancakes” are there? I found twenty-four (24) onΒ BuzzfeedΒ delicious, delicious, delicious from different parts of the world.Β See the source image

  1. US & Canada: Buttermilk Pancakes

  2. See the source imageAustria: KaiserschmarrnΒ 

  3. Australia: PikeletsΒ These petite, small and thick pancakes are popular as a snack or are served with afternoon tea. Would you like some jam and cream? Get the recipe.

  4. Pan-fried pancakes Ҁ” typically made from dough, not batter Ҁ” that are divinely chewy, flaky, and savory. Often served with a dipping sauce made from soy sauce. Get the recipe.China: cong you bing or Scallion Pancakes

  5. Eastern Europe: Blini or BlintzΒ Blini or blintz are thin pancakes common in many Eastern European countries. They're thicker than French crΓƒΒͺpes, made with wheat or buckwheat flour and yeast, and filled with sweet or savory stuffing. These are Cheese Blintz Hot Cakes by Rachael Ray. Get the recipe.

  6. Thin pancakes made with plain flour, eggs, and milk. Traditionally topped with lemon juice and sugar. Like North American pancakes, Brits drizzle it with golden syrup, or like European pancakes, wrap them around savory fillings and eat it as a main course. This traditional recipe is by Kate Tait. Get the recipe.England: Pancakes with Sugar and Lemon

OM GOSH! I have to stop writing the pancakes from around the world. I am so stuffed just looking at the pictures and the articles. They are all delicious. ForΒ  complete information on all twenty-four (24) pancakes go to:

Buzzfeed.com

Have a great day! betty boob chefHope

Posted in Blogging Blogger, Bonkers Away, Daily Post comment, Grainy

Daily Prompt: Grainy

Posted on by Hope

wind-chimesGrainy

Hi Everyone!

Grainy to me is when someone offers you a treat they just took out of the oven, and…..

  • NINS: Want to try my new treats? They just came out of the oven,
  • png_Cookie-vector-clip-art-imageME: Let me try one, they smell delicious! Took one bite and thought I was eating bird food, it was so grainy.
  • NINS: Would you like something to drink with it?
  • ME: As I’m trying to get my bite to one side of my mouth to speak. Yes! Yes! Yes! Coffee, tea, milk, what ever is close to me.tea cup pot
  • NINS: So how do you like them?
  • ME: Just give me a moment.
  • ME: My moment is over and what do I say????
  • NINS: Come on! Come on! You drank about a quart of ice tea.
  • Gourmet-Dog-BiscuitsME: Well not bad at first. Then something “grainy” started growing in my mouth.
  • NINS: Really! Are you sure it’s just not you?
  • ME: Did you try one? If not, I suggest you try one before passing anymore out.
  • NINS: You are always so critical of what I bake. Here goes taking a bite.
  • ME: Then all of a sudden a ton of grains came flying out of NINS mouth. She took a drink of my ice tea, (good thing she made a gallon of it), tried to talk and she couldn’t. I ran to get her more ice tea and she was finally able to say something.
  • jpg_bird_01_canaryNINS: Thank you for saving my life and saving me from embarrassment if I passed them out at my party. I could just see all this “grainy” stuff flying through the air.

woman writer desk2Have a great day! Hope

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