You could take some green olives of whatever flavor/version, a handful of dates and figs, oregano, s&p, and just enough chicken broth to almost cover a couple of skinless, boneless chicken breasts. Cook on low for about five hours.Any thoughts..
Walmart has this warming tray where they set out fried chicken in to-go containers. It smells so good every time I walk by it!Home made fried chicken
Yep, but made with either chicken or beef, rather than mutton or lamb. I used beef.Is that the same as Shepherd's Pie?
HMMMMMM...that is almost my "Twisted Hot Dogs." I think I may have that tomorrow night.Tonight we had hot dogs,mashed potatoes and cheese with onions
I'm voting apricotAnd I do have both cherry and apricot preserves, so I can have dinner and dessert at one time!
Mine was made with ground beef and they still called it Shepherd's Pie.but made with either chicken or beef, rather than mutton or lamb
It's best to cook frozen asparagus either by roasting or in a skillet. If you use the skillet method, heat the olive oil first to medium heat then place the asparagus in and stir constantly, approx. 3-5 min. or until it is tender/slightly crisp.I had the rest of my McDonalds BBQ tenders last night with some frozen asparagus. I don't think I cooked it quite right. I unthawed it, then put olive oil and salt on it, and put in the toaster oven at 400 for 20 minutes.
What exactly is roasting? Isn't that what I did in the toaster oven?It's best to cook frozen asparagus either by roasting or in a skillet.
Since I don't use a toaster oven I honestly can't answer that question. I prefer to roast in a conventional oven because they are better insulated, get up to the correct temperature quicker and heat better. I also like using a skillet as mentioned in my post above. However, I'm guessing that doesn't mean you can't use a toaster oven I just don't have another answer for you - sorry.What exactly is roasting? Isn't that what I did in the toaster oven?
Is that where you dip the sandwich in egg?monte cristo sandwiches
It is, and then fry, - I love theseIs that where you dip the sandwich in egg?