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- Our Rocking Rolling 2018 Tour in Our Motorhome – Living Life – Like Everyone Else – Lots of Good Times – Some Trials and Tribulations – But in the End – It’s All Good – God is Good –
- So Long – So Long – Not Goodbye but Too Long not to Post – We Live the RV Life – Data Costs More than We Like – Posting Requires Data – Almost Decided to Quit Posting – Catch Up Time –
- I Opened the Shades to See the Sun Rise – Black Storm Clouds Loomed – What Would Sunrise Look Like – Would the Light Shine Through – YES – Gloom Gave Way to Bursting Shades of Purple Pink and Lavendar – Reminding Me of Troubled Times that Shrink When Grace and Truth Appear – God Is Good – Hang on When Trouble Hides the Light – Ashes Blow Away – Beauty Remains –
- Sunrise at Van Horn RV Park in Van Horn, Texas – Small Town – Excellent Park – We Are Resting Here – Calm Blue Skies in the Morning – Motorhomes and Fifth Wheels and Campers Coming and Going Each Day – We Love It –
- Books Books – I Read – I Read – And I Wrote the Novel – Buddy for David – Key Words – Crime – Family – Hope – Despair – Adventure – Boy – Dog – Ex Convicts – Love – Courage – Victory – Rich in Action Scenes and Dialogue – Movie to Be –
- Beginning Our 2018-19 Tour in our Motorhome – And the Excitement Builds – What Could Be So Exciting – For Me – Looking Out Our Windows Beholding New Surroundings – I Love It –
- Blue Sky – Blue Sky – Morning Is My Favorite Time of Day –
- Bikes in Our Future – Steve Turning 80 Soon – Carol Ann 70 – We Think We Can Ride Them and Have Fun – Good Exercise – A Recap of Challenging Journey – Different from Our First Year that Happened without a Hitch –
- Las Cruces New Mexico – Destination for Fun with Friends – Fellow RVers Meet Us Here – We Dine Together at Local Restaurants – And There Are Plenty – Steve Had Coach and Jeep Washed after Five Days of Rain and Mud in Texas – Now They Shine Again –
- Long Time No Post – Spent All Our Time Having Fun with Family – But Then Moved on and Parked Here in Louisiana – View of the Bayou – Simple but Adequate RV Park – Staying Longer than Scheduled – Again Diverging from Our Original Plan –
- Moving toward Our Next Destination – Driving a Comfortable Distance – Following Our Plan – Reaching Parks We Booked Months Earlier – Three Days to Rest – Three Days that Fly By –
- Everyday Life for People that Live in an RV – What Could Be Better than to Wake Up in the Morning to New Surroundings yet Being in Your Own Home – It’s the Little Things in Life that Make it Okay –
- Had to Share this Photo of Lake Erie Shore – We Arrived this Afternoon Greeted by a Wasp that Flew into the Small Window Used to Pay Tolls from the Driver’s Seat – Last Year Hornets Invaded the Cockpit – One Huge Wasp Was Just as Effective in Slowing Down our Progress until We Smacked it Silly and Tossed it in the Trash –
- Where Have We Been – Up to Flagstaff Arizona – Albuquerque and Santa Rosa New Mexico – Amarillo Texas – Oklahoma City – West Memphis Arkansas – Nashville Tennessee – Virginia – Pennsylvania – Long Island New York – Ohio now – Heading for Michigan in a Few Days – South to Florida, West through Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and New Mexico – Back to AZ –
- Camping on Little Pigeon River Makes Up for Being Canceled by Our RV Park on the Mighty Mississippi – Which Flooded Her Banks This Year – Here We Are on Another Riverbank – Enjoying the View –
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- Beautiful Day to Travel on Interstate 40 through New Mexico – Albuquerque Was Our Next Stop – All Was Well until It Wasn’t – The Jeep Would Not Start – AAA to the Rescue – But Our Trouble Was Not Over Yet –
- Our 2017 Tour Begins But in Slow Motion – We Rose Early – First a Fuel Stop – Then a Propane Fill Stop – Arrived Safely at Flagstaff KOA 5:30 PM –
- Chelsea – Pet Bichon Frise – Puts Her Paw Down – Demands Her Daily Portion of People Food – But Should We Give It to Her – Would You – We Do – Then We Don’t – Then We Do Again –
- Booking RV Parks – Eight Day Project – Job Complete – 37 RV Parks – 6,588 Miles Driving in Our MotorHome – Everywhere We Park Is Home – Until We Move On –
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Tag Archives: Celery
My Cheatin’ Heart – Will Tell on Me – When It Comes to Cooking I Sometimes Look for Shortcuts – Chicken Alfredo – This Dish Takes a Long Time if I Prepare a Marinade of My Own and Alfredo Sauce from Scratch – BUT – La la la…Kraft and Bertolli Did It for Me –
SO, how did I cheat? One jar of Kraft Italian Dressing and one jar of Bertolli’s Alfredo Sauce. My cheatin’ heart has told on me! (Remember that old country song by Patsy Cline, Your Cheatin’ Heart Will Tell on You…yes…’tis true, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food, Gluten-free
Tagged Artists of another Age, Bertolli Alfredo Sauce, Celery, Chicken Alfredo, Green Pepper, Kraft Italian Dressing, Old Songs, onion, Pasta, Patsy Cline, Red Pepper, roast vegetables, Shortcut, Your Cheatin' Heart, Zucchini slices
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Asian Fried Rice – My Version – Flavored with S&B Japanese Traditional Seasoning – Compliments of My Japanese Friend – This Spice Blend Made My Fried Rice Special –
Asian fried rice is a fabulous dish and is simple to prepare. I have my own recipe that contains the same basic ingredients each time. There is one difference today, the addition of a spice mixture, S&B Nanami Togarashi, that my Japanese friend … Continue reading
Stuffing for Two – As Thanksgiving Day Draws Near – Traditional Turkey and Stuffing Comes to Mind – We Will Go Out with Friends to a Restaurant – But at Home Today Traditional Stuffing Was on the Menu –
Stuffing would usually be scooped into the cavity of a turnkey or into a baking dish for Thanksgiving Day, but today I baked it in these two mini-casserole dishes instead. We enjoyed a meal with stuffing on the side. This is an easy dish … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food, Gluten-free, Memoir
Tagged Butter, Celery, chicken stock, Egg, garlic, Gluten-Free, Gluten-free bread, onion, pepper, rosemary, sage, salt, Stuffing, Thanksgiving Day, thyme, Udi's Gluten-free Bread
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Meal with Little Preparation – Place Chicken in Baking Dish – Season – Put Seasoned Chicken in the Oven – REST – Raw Vegetables and Fruit Make Healthy Sides – Eat It – Enjoy It –
I like to cook most of the time. Today I wanted to rest from cooking. I knew just what to do. I thawed half a chicken, which is all the two of us need for a meal. I seasoned … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food, Gluten-free
Tagged baked chicken, Broccoli, Broth, Celery, Costco, Easy Meal, Garlic Powder, Gluten-free bread, Grapes, Little Preparation, Oven, pepper, Raw Vegetables, salt, Tomato
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Wild Salmon Better than Farm Raised Salmon – Probably True – But Wild Salmon Tastes Too Wild for Me – How to Take the Wild Taste out of Wild Salmon – For Me It Had to be Done – Recipe Developing Success – Salmon Flavor from Wild to Mild –
This is my first attempt at developing a recipe that lessens the strong taste of wild salmon, which I, personally, do not like. The last time we bought salmon we chose wild salmon rather than farm-raised, because I’d read it was … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food, Gluten-free
Tagged Alfredo sauce, Butter, Carol Ann Hoel, Casserole, Celery, Gluten-Free Biscuit, onion, Recipe Development, Reduce Strong Taste, Reduce Wild Flavor, Ricotta Cheese, Salmon Patties, Wild Salmon, Wild Salmon Casserole, Wild Taste
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Steve Wanted Sausage – I Wanted Soup – Hurrah for Sausage Soup – Made from Italian Sausages – Lots of Veggies – Cream Tops it Off at the End –
Italian Sausage and Vegetable Soup: Ingredients: Chopped Onion Chopped Celery Chopped Carrot Chopped Mushrooms Chopped Potato Chopped Cabbage Chopped Red Bell Pepper Chicken Stock or Broth Spices – Optional – a little of each – dried basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking Techniques and Shortcuts, Food
Tagged Cabbage, Carol Ann Hoel, carrot, Celery, Chicken Broth, chicken stock, cream, Food, Italian Sausage, Mushrooms, onion, Potato, red bell pepper, Sausage Soup Recipe, Spices
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Chicken and Dumplings for Two – Comfort Food – Made with Gluten-free All-purpose Flour – Expanding My Gluten-free Recipe Box –
I made these dumplings with Jules Gluten-free All-purpose Flour, which may be purchased at julesglutenfree.com. (It costs a small fortune, but it’s great flour.) The original recipe for chicken and dumplings came from allrecipes.com and called for wheat flour. I … Continue reading
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Tagged baked chicken, Carol Ann Hoel, carrots, Celery, Chicken and Dumplings, Chicken Broth, Chicken drippings, Comfort Food, Cooking, Dumplings, Gluten-Free, Gluten-free Flour, Gluten-free recipe, Jules gluten-free all-purpose flour, Potatoes
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Pork Stew for Two – Using Pork Chops – One Skillet Preparation – Gravy Flavorful from Caramelized Onions and Mushrooms –
I made pork stew for two with pork chops. I used my cast iron skillet. It’s a great tool for stove-top meals that need to simmer without burning on the bottom. Any deep skillet or stove-top pan with a thick bottom will … Continue reading
A Breakthrough in My Cooking Desires – Sauces that Do Not Contain Starchy Carbs – Moisture in Foods Wins with Me – Sauces Make that Happen – But Most that I’ve Made Contain Starchy Carbs or High Calorie Cheeses – Today I Prefer a More Healthful Sauce –
I wanted to make a sauce for pork, moist and sweet, but the sweetness had to be healthful, which to me meant less sugar and more fruit. I have a sweet tooth like most Americans. When I first went to a Chinese … Continue reading
Potato Soup for Two – Simple – Easy – Quick – Delicious – Start to Finish – Forty-five Minutes –
Turn a potato into potato soup in forty-five minutes: 1) Chop a small onion, a few stalks of celery, and one peeled potato. 2) Saute the onion and celery in a combination of butter and olive oil. 3) Add the cut-up potato … Continue reading
Must Use Broccoli and Celery – Found Recipe for Puréed Broccoli and Celery Soup – By Martha Rose Shulman – Delightful Flavor and Texture –
When I have produce on hand that I want to use quickly, I get on the Internet and look for an appropriate recipe. My dinner party that featured broccoli salad left me with two thirds of the bag of broccoli … Continue reading
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Tagged Blender, Broccoli, Celery, Chicken Broth, Cooking, Food, garlic, Garnish Bouquet, Parmesan Rind, Parsley, Potato, Pureed Broccoli Celery Soup, Soup, Taste and Texture, Vegetable Broth
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