Alfa_Lazcares
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Left over mole verde
About half of this will be my lunch for tomorrow, along with a small salad. DH has about half of his left, too.
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Here you go, luv! There are SO many styles of making this. Usually, it's much thinner, but I wanted it heartier tonight. Adding rice is optional.Ooh show us when you're done?
Majority if my life was spent in teo different countries in the middle east and I loooove Arabic food
Mine too! (now; after 29 & 3/4 years of me doing the cooking) He is also the much better cook, and enjoys cooking more than I do.Which is exactly why my hub is the cook in the family!! HAHA
That sounds delicious!!Going to brown some "mixed lamb pieces" (about half fat and bones ), and make a pot of harira, a North African lentil soup that's often eaten in parts of the Muslim world for Ramadan. It's reasonably quick to make (er, what? ), can be varied easily, and very nutritious food. Back story: I'm 100% Sicilian (all four grandparents emmigrated to America from the island). We Sicilianos all have Arab blood, and i'm certain my lineage contains Algerian, Persian (not really Arabs, but...), possibly Bedouin, and definitely North African Sephardic Jew.
Stuffed peppers from Costco...one of my New Year's resolutions is to eat more prepared food...yes, you read that correctly....I cook A LOT from scratch, but that takes a lot of time and planning and stuff, so I determined that once in a while, I would buy some prepared food. So far, we've been really happy with Costco's offerings...almost as good as my cooking
We're both finding that we're not as hungry as we've gotten older. And, I try to have a good-sized lunch.I love making enough for leftovers, but it looks like you two eat like birds!
I don't think I've ever seen those here!! We've had stuffed peppers, butter chicken and souvlaki pork chops. Chicken was our favourite until last night, but now peppers are on top. We've only ever had each once, mind you.You have to try their Street Tacos if they carry them at your Costco...they are really good. Their Bulgogi is really good too, I just cook up some cauliflower rice to serve the Bulgogi over once cooked.
hehe, I'm a Janel too, just spelled differently.Mine too! (now; after 29 & 3/4 years of me doing the cooking) He is also the much better cook, and enjoys cooking more than I do.
I enjoy the eating.
But he is on travel for the week in Denver, so I must fend for myself.
Janelle
lol-- that is awesome. I used to say to my dh, I don't think I could not know and plan what I'm having for dinner, just eating what shows up in front of me like you do. But, it turns out, when the food is delicious, I've found I really don't care and I don't need to know.hehe, I'm a Janel too, just spelled differently.
Anyway, in the 21 years my hub and I have been together, he has been the cook for the last 17 years. He complained one too many times about how I should make stuff, so I walked out of the kitchen with something on the stove, handed him the spatula and told him, great, it's all yours!! LOL
Now I do help him once in a while, but it's rare, and he really doesn't mind so it's all good.
I went to school with 2 others, and worked with a Janelle. All with the extra LE on the end. I think I'm the only one I know that spells it like this. Well, my mom spelled it like this anyway!! LOLPS: Very cool we share the same name--its unique, and I've only met one person with it in 48 years. She and I used to ride the shuttle bus to work together and when someone said Janelle, we both looked.
I love that idea! And great for portion control.Ok. This time I have a picture. We love our "cafeteria" trays for squeezing in a little family TV time. Tonight it's meatloaf, mashed Root veg, corn, Clementine, and "God Friended Me." View attachment 35986
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