Speaking of books. TLC book tour emailed me wanting me to read a book, and post a review on my blog. The book looks interesting, but seriously, my time in March is limited this year. Has anyone else gotten these emails?
Nothing much going on considering it's winter and I'm stuck home. I did manage to make a bucket of homemade laundry detergent amongst regular chores.
We have major fog this morning, but the weather is a bit warmer. School has a 2 hour delay, and there is hardly any traffic on the country highway of ours. It's nice to have a quiet morning. The other night a plane went over us at 3am and woke us up (flying that low).
The sauce can be made with home canned tomato sauce and home canned tomato paste, with spices. Oh my, I cannot wait to plant sweet potatoes, possibly black beans this year too.
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You are making me hungry this morning looking at that Sweet Potato and Black bean enchiladas!
You are such a dedicated reader. I have trouble with the happening going on around here having enough quiet time to read as I'd like. Hopefully you will inspire me to make the time.
Have a good week!
Doly
Oh, those enchiladas look fabulous! I love the combination of sweet potatoes and black beans. I don't know how you can fit in reading with all you have to do every day.
Hibiscus house, thank you. I'm glad I can inspire you to read. I didn't read much over the last two years, so this challenge has gotten me back into it.
Susan, the enchiladas are so good! I am ahead in the reading challenge right now, but may fall behind. All depends on this month. We have lot going on, so I hope we get it out of the way for spring planting.
Wow, that looks so good! So, about black beans... do you have a place to do some pole beans? I very much recommend Cherokee Trail of Tears which is an heirloom black bean. They are ok to eat as a green bean if you eat them young but they really are for drying - excellent beans! If you can do pole beans I will send you some. They are 2 or 3 years old but I think they will still grow fine.
Thanks Debby, I would love to try those beans. They sound interesting.
Odd about that plane flying low so late at night. I wonder... Hmmm...
And boy do those enchiladas look good. I LOVE enchiladas, but not the ones with meat so much, so I usually eat cheese enchiladas with green sauce, but I'm going to try this recipe cause sweet potatoes are right up my alley, so to speak.
Going to the VA tomorrow to see Occupational Therapist to determine how bad my balance is I think, and then to the Neurologist for my Essential Tremor follow up. It's always an all day thing there. Fun Fun Fun!!!
I did get approved for another round of acupuncture for which I'm grateful because since the last session round ran out, I can see my condition deteriorating again, so I'm praying this will bring it back into sync.
I've started cooking again. It's nice for Bro Tom to get home to a hot meal instead of having to cook himself. Tonight we had fried chicken (coated with corn starch cause I can't eat wheat), mashed tatties and homemade gravy thickened with corn starch. It was real good. Not as good as Southern Fried Chicken, but without using wheat flour, you can't make that.
Praying everyone has a safe week. Praying for your needs and for the people in Tennessee. My heart just breaks for them all. Tornadoes are terrifying, day or night, but night I think is worse.
God bless.
RB
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Beans will be on the way tomorrow!
I found a blog with recipes for low carb/diabetic. I thought you may want to take a peek to see things for you to make for the hubster.I havn't tried anything there yet, but intend to. https://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.com/
Thanks RB, Debby and Faith!
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