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SV chuck steaks with sour cream mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus.

Shrimp scampi and a Thai cucumber salad.

. . . and how was it?

Kielbasa, TaterTots and carrots.

Aunt Bea, you don't even need the paper towel. The husk serves that purpose. We've been using this method for years since I saw it on the internet. So easy.

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I have been buying non-stick pans in a three-pack from Costco. They're great quality and cheap. The problem with that is one of the three usually wears out before the others. You can only give away so many pans to your kids. That's the case this time. Some time ago, I had bought a three-pan set...

Happy Birthday!

Just sat down to am omelet with ham, shallot, mushrooms and cheddar cheese.

I don't think our current crop of robot cars is nearly sophisticated enough to be able to make the decisions Asimov's law require. But they make a nice story.

A Costco rotchick with pilaf and a veggie.

We were at Costco today to pick up my hearing aids and bought a rotchik. We had it with pilaf and a veggie. Takes me back to the days when our family dinner EVERY SUNDAY was chicken and pilaf cooked by my mom.

We like the Costco chickens. We use it for different meals. For one, it provides the exact amount of chicken needed for our recipe of chicken pies.

. . . and I have those tomato and mozzarella skewers in mine.

Pan fried pork chop with my own version of spanish rice and some peas.

It was Rana and we liked it. Also like the sausage ravioli.

I watch JP videos regularly. It's fascinating to see what he can do with quickly and simply with a few standard ingredients.

Prosciutto and cheese tortellini with homemade sauce.

I defrost shrimp in a bowl of warm water. It takes about 10 minutes while I'm prepping the remaining ingredients.

I live in a town house condo complex. Every year the association pays to have the exteriors of all the building foundations sprayed. For a small additional amount each resident can have their home's interior sprayed. The ant problem we once had is in the past. A product called Home Defense...

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Muffins, bread, rolls, bagels, cornbread, etc. We keep a variety of these items for breakfasts and sandwiches and defrost and warm them in the microwave. You just have to be careful not to over nuke them.

I know. We suffer from the same. It's the "out of sight, out of mind" problem. Get in the habit, next time you're planning dinner to go to the freezer and remind yourself of all the goodies in there.