Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Peach Chicken ~ Warming Up with Soup ~ Another Finish

During the polar vortex I collected many new recipes to try.  I made Peach Chicken (Ellie Krieger's recipe online), adapted with organic ingredients and my own homemade croutons.


I ground up the croutons in place of making fresh bread crumbs.  The only fail?  I should have sliced my chicken breasts thinner.  They required much longer to cook, but very good.  So, if you freeze your own peaches, this is a winner dinner.


Not the best photo, but I dug out one of the few bags of snap peas I froze from the garden and made sauteed asparagus and snap peas.  An old time favorite when asparagus and peas are in season.  I toss in some red pepper flakes.



Speaking of pulling items out of the freezer, it was a cold day, so I pulled out a turkey carcass, frozen carrots, the last bag of green beans, dehydrated mushrooms, celery cubes, other veggies, and some frozen rolls. Barley-Turkey broth soup was perfect for a cold evening.



I also pulled zucchini for a breakfast frittata, and split the collard greens for the frittata and soup.


Pumpkin hummus was made for snacking.  Daughter loves to pack this in her school lunch.  I love the fact it only takes 2 Tbsp. of tahini to make it too.  Delicious and nutritious - using pumpkin puree from the garden.





I finished another pair of baby booties.  Although it looks pink, they are a darker peach color



Hubby picked up my replaced Tupperware.  I already love this lady.  I'm considering of hosting a party in the future with her just because she put a special gift in the bag for me. I can always gift the kids whatever I earn free too.



The special gift?  It's a keychain.  I collect keychains and do not have this one.  Bless her heart.  It just made my day.

As for the rest of the day yesterday?  Well, I had to shut off the water about noon.  I pay attention to sounds, and noticed our water pump running non-stop.  After checking faucets and toilets....I shut it off and messaged Hubby.  I told him I heard water in the wall.  He thought I was crazy.

God motivated us to start a few new projects.  I'll be back in a few days as we get them in progress.  

11 comments:

  1. Sounds as though this polar vortex has really had you cooking like crazy. My daughter has moved back home although she is not technically living with us as she has a camper here, but she has been doing part of the cooking and what a help it has been. I love her talent in the kitchen!!!

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  2. Carol, that's great you have help in the kitchen. My problem is without water the dirty dishes are piling up. Sigh....

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  3. First of all, yesterday I totally zoned out and forgot to comment on your beautiful baby blanket! It's gorgeous and the baby booties are so precious.
    Love all your dinners and 'eats'. I love Ellie Krieger and I have some frozen peaches too! I have yet to make a frittata but that will be added to the menu. I am always searching for breakfast recipes. Hummus is not my favorite. I've tried many but for some reason I don't care for it. I even made my own tahini one time but it's just not for me.
    I hope the water isn't a problem for you. Do you start your own seeds? Do you have your garden planned? Stay warm!

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  4. Sam I Am, I am starting seeds this weekend. And thank you on the blanket and booties. I don't have my layout for the garden ready just yet, but I have time for that.

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  5. You hearing "water in the wall" is NOT a comforting sentence! How did that all turn out?

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  6. Hope all is well with the water, what a nightmare. Tasty looking meals, a great use of peaches with the chicken. The bootees are so cute. Looking forward to seeing what projects you are working on.

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  7. Mama Pea, still working on it. Yeah, there are some concerning words being said in the utility room right now. Oh boy....

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  8. Thanks mamasmercantile, we are still working on the water leak.

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  9. So much yumminess, and the baby booties are super cute! Hoping the water leak is not super horrible and that it is an easy one to fix.

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  10. Bits of Stitching, it wasn't easy to fix, but fixed now. Other than one more part needed.

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  11. The recipe sounds interesting. Wonder was it sweet or spicy.
    I also wonder if the little keychain opens, and is a little pillbox. That would be cool too.
    Making too many typos I have to correct, so going to lay down for a bit and see if I can catch up on some much needed sleep. Been working a lot and have a lot on my mind, and not sleeping well at all. :(
    God bless.
    RB
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