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Now here we go – I’ll catch you up on what’s been twisting in my kitchen the past week.
Jeff’s parents came to visit us for Mother’s Day weekend, and that was wonderful. I spent alot of time in the kitchen, and I love to do that. Here are some of the dishes/meals we shared.
When they arrived on Friday evening, we had sandwiches – egg salad and salmon salad on Erin’s English muffins. Click the pictures to go to the recipes.
On Saturday, we went out to breakfast. That was so filling we didn’t need lunch. For dinner, we enjoyed hamburgers, steamed broccoli, and homemade ice cream (both vanilla and chocolate) with chocolate syrup.
On Sunday, for Mother’s Day breakfast, we shared fluffy sourdough pancakes with maple syrup, scrambled eggs, apple salad, and rooibos tea.
Once again, no need for lunch… though we did snack on soaked muffins.
And our last dinner with Jeff’s parents (sniff, sniff) on Sunday evening, we feasted on fried cod and oven fries. I followed Tiffany’s amazing fried cod and batter recipe using sprouted flour, and fried the cod in coconut oil.
And, let’s not forget the chocolate sourdough cake with delectable coconut cream frosting and cold raw goat milk…
Yeah, we pretty much feasted. I’m still full even though most of the portions were sensible. How was your Mother’s Day? What’s twisting in your kitchen? Feel free to add your Tuesday Twister post in the Linky Tools box above, or share in the comments below!
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Wardeh—Everything on your menu this past week (especially your Mother’s Day fare) looks fabulous! My mouth is watering at all of the photos and descriptions.
—Sonya
.-= Sonya´s last blog post… Skillet Skills =-.
mmmmm. It all looks delicious Wardeh!
.-= Millie @ Real Food for Less Money´s last blog post… Tuesday Twister May 11 =-.
Wardeh, it all looks sooo good!
Two quick questions… the fried cod recipe… did you use sprouted wheat flour? And did that sprouted flour replace both the whole wheat flour and the brown rice flour called for in the recipe? Would like to try this sometime soon. Thanks!
Tammy – I used sprouted spelt flour – Tiffany uses sprouted wheat. Yes, I replaced both flours with the sprouted spelt flour. Worked great!
Wow, Mom! It looks almost as good as it tasted!
Thanks for all your work in the kitchen! All the food was delectable. 
LOVE YOU!
Haniya
.-= Haniya´s last blog post… Goodbye, G & G! =-.
mmMMMMmmmm…….
I don’t have a blog, but wanted to share a helpful tip from my kitchen.
We recently got anti fatigue mats from a hardware store and they have been great and have really helped me be less tired when standing in the kitchen. We got some for the stove area & some by the sink. My husband suggested it and I was a little unsure – after all, they are kind of ugly black. But honestly, they are so helpful. (If I want to make the kitchen look better, I could always hide them when company comes)
Hi,
I linked to my post about my tortilla saga, which is not too much unlike my sourdough bread saga! ::sigh::
oh, and is it just me or it Sonya’s link broken?
Lisa – Sonya’s blog is down for the moment, but she’s working on it!
Wardeh! You amaze me!
Honestly, you must be in the kitchen all the time. I know you are used to it, but I truly stand in awe of you and your culinary skills.
Inspiring…..
.-= Shyla´s last blog post… Champagne Mangos and Bananas =-.
Sonya’s blog is back up.
Shyla – Oh, you’re sweet! I am in the kitchen alot. But it goes in waves. Some days I cook up a storm and we eat off that for 3 to 4 days…
Wow!! What a feast you had. Everything looks so good. My kids walked by and saw your chocolate cake. The picture alone makes your mouth water. We also had the fried cod and I posted about that today. And my wild red salmon came today so we’ll be having salmon salad soon. Thanks for all the inspiration.
I wanted to share an outstanding recipe that is a new family favorite (it is not new here at Gnowfglins
, a great snack that will help you stretch your food dollar, and an exciting purchase that was delivered to my door this afternoon.
Blessings -
Connie