I am thankful for leftovers that made dinner very simple tonight when I wasn’t feeling well.
What are you thankful for today?
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What a wonderful idea! Is the white sauce just sour cream? We also eat very simple dishes on Friday when everyone is tired. I just put on the table several elegant dishes where I pour right from the can/frozen bag some corn, edamame beans or green peas, cans of makrell (fish) in tomato sauce (it is very cheap over here), lettuce or ruccola and sourcream or cottage cheese. Together with a nice foccacia bread or tortillas or pitta that everyone fills as they want, it really is easy and averybody loves it!
I also did something very simple the other day for dinner, we just mashed some avocado directly in the plate, added some hot spagetthis, salt, pepper, olive oil and 2-3 shrimps per person, it was a succes and I just had to cook the pasta, the children loved to mash their own avocado directly in the plate. I will try it nex time with some roasted garlic.
Another simple and inexpensive dish is a sallad of cabbage and chickpeas with a soup simply made of mixed tomato sauce (oignons caramellized in a little balsam vinegar, garlic and cans of tomatoes) with bread.
Another one is a soup made of a bag of frozen green peas just mixed served with 2 half medium boiled eggs and a lot of parsly leaves! Bread on the side. Takes the time the egg boils!
I will second your thankfulness for leftovers that made an easy meal when my husband and I were both feeling poorly.
I’m thankful for getting the last high allergen furnace filter today at the store and a good respirator mask to help filter out the wild fire smoke.
Brandy, I pray that you are feeling better soon.
Today I am thankful for the kindness of neighbors.
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Beautiful leftovers photo! Taking care with food makes it taste better.
I am thankful for breakfast foods, especially hot tea and bacon.
I sure hope you feel better today Brandy!
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I hope you feel better soon, Brandy.
Lea
Hi Brandy,
Today I am grateful a comfortable bed, I know this may seem trivial but I went for years of no sleep due to a hormonal imbalance, my whole day is planned around getting into bed early. I just love my bed.
I am thankful for the iight rain we are having today, and probably snow in the mountains, because we really need the water!
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That looks amazing!
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I’m grateful for family.
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Tldr; I love my DH.
What dressing do you use on your cabbage and chick pea salad? Also what is in the salad besides the two main ingredients?
I am thankful for our church family. I am also thankful for a mild day here after an ice storm on Weds. and Thursday that caused massive power outages here in Cincinnati. Some people just got there power restored today…Sunday. I took advantage of the nice weather and worked outside with my 2 sons pulling up annuals and tidying up the flower beds.
I am Thankful for:
-Brandy. This week I saw her Instagram account for case lot sale. I had the time to check it before the sale ended. Was able to pick up year worth of green beans and sweet peas for .39 cents a can. Plus I picked up organic cream of mushroom for .99cents/can
-The health of my family.
-Basketball for my kids.
-Love
I am thankful for my church family.
I almost make the same dressing for all of my salads. I put some olive oil in the empty salad pot, than add some apple cider vinegar, then I take some (non-sweet) french style mustard with a fork directly for the jar and start beating the dressing with that fork, it takes less than 30 seconds! For the cabbage and chick pea salad, I usually use whatever I have in the fridge: carrots (very thin peels of it), red peppers, sometimes avocado but mainly I just make the salad with only white cabbage and chick peas. It tastes better if the cabbage is very in very thin slices and has been soaked a while in the dressing.