Maybe this will become a new thing if I retain the cooking chores around here. Also if I do any interesting. This week was rather tame, especially after my parents came home 2 weeks early from their trip. This didn’t change the menu so much as I didn’t bother taking pictures of the Wednesday and Thursday dishes. Had more important things to do. It was only marinated chicken over bagged salad and pizza muffins, so no real loss. Monday and Tuesday had the fun stuff.
These are the meatballs from last week with pasta and the last of some vodka sauce. Small tip: Make sure the meatballs are fully cooked in the microwave before popping one in your mouth. Cold core is icky. Have to say the Asian Meatballs were a success.
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These are Maple Kielbasa Bites, which are rather simple to make. 1/4 Cup Maple Syrup + 2 Tbsps of Dijon Mustard = dip. Just coat, skewer, and grill. For some reason the coating didn’t stick that well this time, so it didn’t have a strong taste. The hardest part of this recipe was finding the skewers since my parents packed them away somewhere. Had to buy cheap ones.
This coming week will have the interesting meals. With my mom going in for surgery any day now, my dad is taking care of her and I’m making the kitchen. I think Monday is the only easy day with chicken sausage and fries. After that I have a tofu stir fry, BBQ roast beef sandwiches, canadian bacon sandwiches (BLT variation), and sweet garlic chicken. Not sure how I’m supposed to edit Curse of the Dark Wind while doing all this. That isn’t even counting the following week where I tackle a Bourbon Chicken recipe and the ‘king’ of the vacation menu TACO LASAGNA! That one is a two day workload.







The Asain meatballs look deliscious. I have neve3r liked anything sweet with my meats like maple anything or fruit like pineapple, or any sort of sweet sauces or jellies…so I skip Kielbasa and sweet garlic chicken..unless, of course, I was tired and someone else was cooking….then I’d likely eat whatever. 🙂
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The sweet garlic chicken isn’t that sweet. I’m not really sure why it was called that in the book. So, what do you prefer with your meats? BBQ sauce?
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Anything salty. I do like wine sauces, which can sometimes have a hint of sweet. I like meat gravies. I can’t even eat sweet potatoes with my meal. I save them for desert.
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I’m the opposite. I don’t like salty. It always makes me thirsty.
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The maple kielbasa bites look tasty.
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They were. Forgot how heavy kielbasa is.
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You need more veggies in your life, Charles. Really.
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There were some bagged salads in there. Weren’t really worth a picture.
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Liked the Maple kielbasa bite idea.
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It’s very simple. Kind of messy though.
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