[graciegirl]

I have never had chicken curry.


We had Cincinnati chili.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I have never had chicken curry.


We had Cincinnati chili.

There are possibly hundreds of different types of curry. It's a originated in India of course, but it's also very popular in Thailand, Japan and many other Asian countries. It's also very popular in Great Britain owing to the days when India was a British colony.

[PJOHNS2654]

Originally Posted by missypie

Tonight is Sopa Alpondigas Spelling is wrong I'm sure.

Mexican meatball soup.

Just substitute the "p" for a "b" and I think you have it. Yum!

[raynan]

Last night we had shrimp scampi with leftover shrimp I defrosted for New Year's Eve.
Yummy!

[OBXNana]

I have a huge pot of vegetable soup cooking on the pellet stove. The whole house smells yummy, I'll make some cornbread muffins, and tackle the snow drifts knowing I have a warm cup of soup waiting for me when I come into the house.

[graciegirl]

I am making cabbage ham cheese casserole tonight with leftover holiday ham.

[jblum315]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

Chicken Curry Tonight

What, no recipe??

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by jblum315

What, no recipe??

You saute some chicken with onions, garlic and peppers. then you add some chicken broth and coconut milk to which you add some curry powder along with a few other spices and jalapenos. It simmers from a while and then I toos in some warmed up green beans.

[JAV0108]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I am making cabbage ham cheese casserole tonight with leftover holiday ham.

Hi Gracie
Would you post the recipe for your ham, cabbage casserole? I have half a picnic ham that I would like to do something different with.
Thanks
J

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by JAV0108

Hi Gracie
Would you post the recipe for your ham, cabbage casserole? I have half a picnic ham that I would like to do something different with.
Thanks
J

I read a bunch of recipes and kind of summarized them.


Basically all say to wilt the cabbage first. I added a can of cream of mushroom soup, cut up ham, some nutmeg and pepper, there is salt in the soup and salt in the ham, and a little milk and about a cup of grated cheddar.


I am going to bake it for tonight, so wait until we taste it to see if you should make it too..


Those two are so unpicky, but I am picky. I will tell you the truth. It was good the last time but I don't remember exactly how I made it.

[JAV0108]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I read a bunch of recipes and kind of summarized them.


Basically all say to wilt the cabbage first. I added a can of cream of mushroom soup, cut up ham, some nutmeg and pepper, there is salt in the soup and salt in the ham, and a little milk and about a cup of grated cheddar.


I am going to bake it for tonight, so wait until we taste it to see if you should make it too..


Those two are so unpicky, but I am picky. I will tell you the truth. It was good the last time but I don't remember exactly how I made it.

Thanks Gracie, anxiously waiting to hear how you like it, sounds yummy to me.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

This was a few nights ago. eggplant and chicken parmigiana. I prefer it with veal, but we had chicken in the freezer and I didn't feel like going out.

[graciegirl]

Looks yummy! You are a good cook, Jim.


In answer to Java's question about last weeks meal. the cabbage ham casserole didn't please me, but Sweetie and Helene said they liked it.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Sometimes just a simple steak is perfect.

[jhrc4]

Originally Posted by Patty55

Anyone know a good recipe for mince & potatoes? (A REAL one, not just google, I could do that-LOL)

Haven't had it in years, my Scottish neighbor made it, the only thing I remember is an Oxy (??) cube and chop meat.

Basically what your looking for is Shepherds Pie, or a basic meat pie with a crust. You can find meat pies like the one you had on line or there is a Brit Food Booth at the Marion Market. Also just google British Food and you can get many, many items, including meat pies.

By the way the person who recommended Heinz Beans or Heinz baked Beans. The Heinz Baked Beans available in the British Section of ethic food aisle are different then what you are used to, and probably the one that the person is suggesting.