Tuesday July 19th What's Cooking?

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Jessica_Morris

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Tonight we'll be having Grilled Hamburgers and Hot dogs with French Fries and maybe a salad.

We moved into a new apartment a couple of weeks ago and went from having a gas grill to a charcoal grill. DHs never used Charcoal so we shall see how this works out :)
 
I took sausage and peppers out of the freezer this morning. Just don't want to cook in this heat. we haven't had a week this hot since the late 80's. I've already made a salad to go with it.
 
Probably will have spaghetti and a salad. I plan on spending the say sorting through old clothes of my boys and getting rid of them so I won't have a lot of time for cooking.
 
Nothing will be cooking at my house, but filet mignons will be cooking at my father's. I do not know what else he has in store.
 
I have some nice prime dry aged filets to go on the grill with corn on the cob and a salad (tomatoes, peppers and onions will be from the garden).

We might get rained out, but will have the steaks. :)
 
HOT, HOT, HOT here too .. dinner tonight will be shrimp scampi over spaghetti, garlic bread, and sliced home-grown tomatoes. Stay cool everyone.
 
Cuke freezer pickles and.....drum roll....boiled and chilled shrimp!

Heat index predicted to be 120 tomorrow. Better boil enough shrimp now, when it's only 115.
 
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Wow Dawglover--120! I find 35C hot! And yes, it is too hot to cook, I did all my cooking for the GCC challenge. Now I have to eat more of the 3-bean Salsa Salad...and grill a steak. Isn't it ironic that during the hottest time of the year, we have all that garden produce to process?
 
CWS4322 said:
Wow Dawglover--120! I find 35C hot! And yes, it is too hot to cook, I did all my cooking for the GCC challenge. Now I have to eat more of the 3-bean Salsa Salad...and grill a steak. Isn't it ironic that during the hottest time of the year, we have all that garden produce to process?

Yummy! Your stuff sounds fantastic!

I can't believe we just got back from Cozumel last week, where it's 20 degrees cooler!
 
I'm not looking forward to being closer to SK and MB.

Thanks re: the picnic stuff. I had fun doing it. The only thing that was really time consuming were the grape leaves...everything else was 20-30 minutes to prep. I'm a rudimentary cook--so this stretched my brain a bit.

If you can paddle a canoe, we have an extra canoe and you're welcome to join us tomorrow!
 
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CWS4322 said:
I'm not looking forward to being closer to SK and MB.

Thanks re: the picnic stuff. I had fun doing it. The only thing that was really time consuming were the grape leaves...everything else was 20-30 minutes to prep. I'm a rudimentary cook--so this stretched my brain a bit.

If you can paddle a canoe, we have an extra canoe and you're welcome to join us tomorrow!

I wouldn't call what you have done "rudimentary". You are very skilled!

Ah, canoeing, love it. I wish!
 

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