Sorry to say, but this site has been so depressing for a few days. I thought I'd ask an average, everyday question....to make us all feel a little more normal today.
I made Eggplant Lasagna, and my BIL and SIL are coming for dinner. They leave for Cali tomorrow to see their beautiful grand daughter.
Sorry, sometimes we just need some REGULAR conversation.......or at least THIS caregiver does.
I need to try to find Armor chili. My taco bell go to was a chili cheese burrito and less than two bucks. It probably wouldn't be as tasty at home. From internet sources, armor is the closest. I tried Hormel chili without beans and that did not cut it.
Corn on the cob and cornbread would be nice too. But NO, we had a nice salad earlier.
Baby Back Ribs, collards, corn on the cob, watermelon, root beer floats.
When I was young my local butcher was known for his sausages, and it was one of my favourite meals. I think they were simply pork, salt, garlic and cracked pepper and we bought it in a long coil, probably with natural casings because I don't remember them having the tough shell that so many sausages have today. Depending on who made them they might be a little too fatty or kind of heavy on the pepper, but those fatty sausages just made extra good gravy to spoon over the plain boiled potatoes they were usually served with. Mmmm.
Your salad sounds yummy.
I love the flavor of buttermilk in biscuits and pancakes! It is healthy. Yogurt is a good alternative for milk too.
When my oldest daughter was living in Alabama, her car insurance went down because in New Orleans we have drive through daiquiri bars! People are not supposed to drink them while driving but I suppose that we are considered as having a higher risk of an accident because of the drive through daiquiri shops.
You mentioned caffeinated booze. There are several liquor options to put in coffee! Brandy is good, so is Kahlua.
Huh, wiki says modern buttermilk is cultured whole milk. But it's still low fat.
We have an Irish settlement in New Orleans. I love a good Irish coffee. Our St. Patrick’s day celebrations are always fun. My father’s side of the family is Irish.
Sounds delicious!
I know what Irish coffee is but, I have never heard of English coffee and I was taken aback by the gin.
I thought tea was what the English drank. Great tea by the way. Oh, Irish tea is really good too. So much more refreshing than the stuff on most American shelves.
Oh and Polish tea is the best pick me up I have ever had. To bad it can not be found in America.
Back when I was young we used to order Irish coffee after a day of cross country skiing. The bar coffee was likely horrible but all you could taste was the booze and cream (whipped cream here)
I also always make them into triangles because it's so much easier than fiddling around cutting circles and dealing with scraps.