To Hot to Cook????? So now what???
07-20-2011, 02:51 PM
#81
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Originally Posted by purplemem
I use the crockpot a lot in the summer and plan to use the food for two meals.
tonight we are having fried hominy, eggs, bacon and biscuits. The oven will be hot for 20 minutes but the dinner is very fast.
Fried hominy Cherokee style:
6 pieces bacon, fried, save the grease
2 cans hominy including the juice
fry the hominy in the bacon grease, sprinkle with as much black pepper as you can tolerate, crumble the bacon on top, Yummy!
tonight we are having fried hominy, eggs, bacon and biscuits. The oven will be hot for 20 minutes but the dinner is very fast.
Fried hominy Cherokee style:
6 pieces bacon, fried, save the grease
2 cans hominy including the juice
fry the hominy in the bacon grease, sprinkle with as much black pepper as you can tolerate, crumble the bacon on top, Yummy!
Anyway, tonight I'm having a tuna sandwich on white toast and an ear of corn (steamed 3 min. in the micro), maybe some sliced cukes and green peppers on the side. Watermelon after.
Judging from the weather forecasts, the menus for the next several days will be VERY similar!
07-20-2011, 03:11 PM
#82
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Moline, IL
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I purchased my solar oven, below is the information. I bought it to save money on cooking and cooling cost. I think you will be pleasantly surprised at what you can do with it. It cooks year-round. The internet is a great place for support and recipes.
www.solarovens.org
Manufactured by the Solar Oven Society (SOS), a not-for-profit organization, each sale of a Sport solar oven helps subsidize ovens for other parts of the world.
www.solarovens.org
Manufactured by the Solar Oven Society (SOS), a not-for-profit organization, each sale of a Sport solar oven helps subsidize ovens for other parts of the world.
07-20-2011, 06:56 PM
#86
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: St. Louis, MO
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Hubby won't be taking me out to dinner tonight or tomorrow night or the next night for that matter. It's hay season and off to bale he goes. Temp is 105 today and he has lots of ice water with him. Tonight, open face roast beef sandwiches, mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, and cool cukes, peppers and tomato salad. Maybe some ice cream and then off to bed for him. Yeah!!! I can go back to my quilting!
07-20-2011, 07:02 PM
#87
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Location: WI
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Summer is the time I do several meats on the stove top ( less heat) And all week we add things like rice etc all done the fastest and coolest ways- so love a microwave. Every meal is always enough for at least two meals or more depending how it's served- hate to cook in the heat.- heck why cok anytime when I can do something with my hands- I know just call your personal house staf and have them do all of it and the cleaning
07-21-2011, 12:24 PM
#90
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Location: Bowling Green, KY
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Originally Posted by drw1mjw2
I purchased my solar oven, below is the information. I bought it to save money on cooking and cooling cost. I think you will be pleasantly surprised at what you can do with it. It cooks year-round. The internet is a great place for support and recipes.
www.solarovens.org
Manufactured by the Solar Oven Society (SOS), a not-for-profit organization, each sale of a Sport solar oven helps subsidize ovens for other parts of the world.
www.solarovens.org
Manufactured by the Solar Oven Society (SOS), a not-for-profit organization, each sale of a Sport solar oven helps subsidize ovens for other parts of the world.
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