Yummy!!! I am not sure if I put this recipe in here or not, but I am not going through 88 posts to figure it out : /
You get a 2 - 4lb hunk of Chuck Roast and Roast it! Sorry no pics, but ran outta time last night...
2 - 4lb hunk of Chuck Roast 1 jar sliced mushrooms, drained
1 medium onion, chopped 1 tsp paprika
1 can cream of mushroom soup, undiluted 1 tsp garlic salt
1 foil oven bag 1 tsp rosemary powder
3/4 cup red cooking wine 1 tsp basil
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
2. Chop onion and put in bottom of the bag
3. Mix rosemary, garlic salt, basil and paprika well in a bowl and rub all over the chuck roast
4. Put roast in the bag
5. Spoon soup on top of the chuck roast
6. Pour wine around the roast in the bag
7. Twist bag shut at the top and poke small hole in to vent
8. Bake at 350 degrees for 1/2 hr per lb or until meat thermometer reads 170degrees. (When I did this...it took an extra 20min to get to 170 degrees, which is well and the way I like it).
Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!
Friday, February 11, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Broke My Toe!
Ugh! You never realize how much you use your toes until you break one! I was moving really fast the other day and caught a chair between my second and third toe...hurt like (you know what) and 3hrs at the emergency room later...it is fractured. Luckily the Tylenol works really well. It only hurts when I am on it for too long or if I move wrong (usually stupid movements that you wouldn't think would hurt) it is excruciating.
I am blogging trying to keep busy and off my toe. I knew it was broken from the second I did it and took my sock off. My third toe was kinda hanging off to the side a little (which you really didn't notice unless you looked at my other foot). It started to swell instantly and within 30min it was all black and blue.
Now, I have to go see a podiatrist to make sure that it is healing ok...it was the craziest thing. Instead of taping the toe that I broke...they taped the two on the right together (my 4th toe and my pinky toe). I know it was the right thing to do, because it feels soooo much better with them taped.
Well, I will probably be bloggin' more now...I can't sew, can hardly drive and need to sit down and elevate it - ugh so boring!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am blogging trying to keep busy and off my toe. I knew it was broken from the second I did it and took my sock off. My third toe was kinda hanging off to the side a little (which you really didn't notice unless you looked at my other foot). It started to swell instantly and within 30min it was all black and blue.
Well, I will probably be bloggin' more now...I can't sew, can hardly drive and need to sit down and elevate it - ugh so boring!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, January 20, 2011
What's for Dinner? Italian Sausage Soup!
Thanks to Paula Dean (with some adjustments) - Italian Sausage Soup
2 cups egg noodles (dry)
1 tsp of butter/margarine
1 lb of italian sausage (I like sweet)
1 10oz jar of spaghetti sauce
32oz chicken broth with no msg
1 can of zuccinni in tomato/garlic sauce (Del Monte makes it - LOVE it!)
1 red bell pepper
1 onion chopped
2 carrots sliced thin
3 cloves minced garlic (I use the stuff in the jar so for that about 3 tsp
1 tsp oregano
1. Cook sausage, onion, carrot, pepper and garlie in dutch oven on med heat until sausage is brown and crumbly (approx 20min) - Drain well
2. Cook egg noodles according to package, drain and add 1 tsp of butter to keep from stickin.
3. Add chicken broth and spaghetti sauce heat to boiling and simmer for 5 minutes
4. Add oregano and can of zuccini heat until warm.
5. Put noodles in bottom of the bown and ladle soup over top and serve.
Yummy hearty soup for these cold days!
2 cups egg noodles (dry)
1 tsp of butter/margarine
1 lb of italian sausage (I like sweet)
1 10oz jar of spaghetti sauce
32oz chicken broth with no msg
1 can of zuccinni in tomato/garlic sauce (Del Monte makes it - LOVE it!)
1 red bell pepper
1 onion chopped
2 carrots sliced thin
3 cloves minced garlic (I use the stuff in the jar so for that about 3 tsp
1 tsp oregano
1. Cook sausage, onion, carrot, pepper and garlie in dutch oven on med heat until sausage is brown and crumbly (approx 20min) - Drain well
2. Cook egg noodles according to package, drain and add 1 tsp of butter to keep from stickin.
3. Add chicken broth and spaghetti sauce heat to boiling and simmer for 5 minutes
4. Add oregano and can of zuccini heat until warm.
5. Put noodles in bottom of the bown and ladle soup over top and serve.
Yummy hearty soup for these cold days!
Thursday, September 30, 2010
New Blog...
Hey ya'll check out my new blog...I'll still write relevant stuff on this one, but my new one is for my passion for quilting! Check it out and let me know what you think???
http://www.lizbquilting.blogspot.com/
http://www.lizbquilting.blogspot.com/
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Quiltin' Up a Storm!
Well, I have been quiltin' up a storm lately!!! It seems my proclivities seem to swing from bloggin', to cookin' to quiltin'.
My little man LOVES to "help" me quilt. He likes to name the shapes and lay on the quilt while I am tieing it or quilting it. He has learned the hard way that quilting needles are VERY sharp and that pulling on fabric I am cutting with a rotary cutter is a BIG "no-no". He also likes to sit at my sewing machine and push the buttons (which is fine if it is off, but not so cool if it is on : | ). It is almost as much fun as "driving the car".
Quilting has become almost therapy for me. It helps keep me busy while my little man is busy himself and it also shows him how to get busy if he is bored and looking for something to do. When I pick up my quilting, he usually goes and gets something himself (like his toddler computer or his hammer and work bench). I love to see him get busy and discover things for himself. Also, he is at a "high maintenance" age (are there any other kind?) and when I get to do "my thing", it is easier to have patience with him and "his things".
I am developing some fabric craft games for him...so far shapes on some batting keep him busy...it is almost like a design wall for him. I am thinking I will make him some quilt squares to put up there and make designs.
Wish there was more "insightful" ponderings, but just been quiltin'.
My little man LOVES to "help" me quilt. He likes to name the shapes and lay on the quilt while I am tieing it or quilting it. He has learned the hard way that quilting needles are VERY sharp and that pulling on fabric I am cutting with a rotary cutter is a BIG "no-no". He also likes to sit at my sewing machine and push the buttons (which is fine if it is off, but not so cool if it is on : | ). It is almost as much fun as "driving the car".
Quilting has become almost therapy for me. It helps keep me busy while my little man is busy himself and it also shows him how to get busy if he is bored and looking for something to do. When I pick up my quilting, he usually goes and gets something himself (like his toddler computer or his hammer and work bench). I love to see him get busy and discover things for himself. Also, he is at a "high maintenance" age (are there any other kind?) and when I get to do "my thing", it is easier to have patience with him and "his things".
I am developing some fabric craft games for him...so far shapes on some batting keep him busy...it is almost like a design wall for him. I am thinking I will make him some quilt squares to put up there and make designs.
Wish there was more "insightful" ponderings, but just been quiltin'.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Happy Mother's Day to Me!
Yeah!!!!!!!! I'm a Mama/Mother/Mommy - whoooo hooo! Happy Mother's Day to me!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Mother's Day to you too!!!!!!!!!!!
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