I mentioned a few weeks ago how happy I am with the freeze dried ground beef. I have freeze dried ground beef that I browned and added nothing (not even salt); ground beef that I browned with onions, garlic and green peppers; ground beef patties, raw ground beef. I only dried three patties just to...
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Christmas dinner at our home has been a prime rib for many years now. It is an expensive cut, a special treat for the holiday. I use a slow cook method that results in lovely medium rare center, with the end slices a bit more done for My Sweet Babboo. We enjoy it on Christmas day, with another meal the next day.

After the big meal, extra slices make fabulous sandwiches on sourdough bread (or my homemade Egg Bread) with horseradish sauce.

When all the really good slices have been eaten, the leftover ribs and trimmings can be turned into ...
read moreThis post contains Amazon affiliate link, meaning that if you purchase through the link, I get a small percentage as commission. Cabbage rolls are one thing I love to eat but do not love to make. When I do make them, I try to make enough for several meals and freeze them but then I...
read moreIn September, 2023, I wrote this blog post about canning this Chipotle Beef Soup (link to recipe is included). I followed the recipe pretty much exactly (“exactly” isn’t always *exactly* for me) except I may have double quadrupled the recipe because, according to the blog post, I ended up with 12 quarts and the recipe...
read moreAlmost 7:00 p.m. and I’m just ready to start stitching. Got the ground beef canned, sheets washed and lunch cooked, cleaned up and leftovers in the freezer. The biggest project was getting the ground beef canned. I love canning and would do it every day but . . don’t need that much canned food. We...
read moreOne of my favorite cooking YouTube channels is Rachel Cooks With Love, though most of the time I call it “Rachel Loves to Cook”. I’ve made so many of her recipes and they are all delicious. I told Vince at dinner . . if I could cook only one ethnic food forever, it would be...
read moreEvery time I post about using leftovers, someone will tell me they don’t like leftovers or their husband doesn’t like leftovers. You may not believe this but I don’t like leftovers if it’s “just” leftovers. Take roast beef for example. I don’t like reheated roast beef as far as sliced or chunks over rice or...
read moreWe love the eggplant salsa I canned in 2022. I only have a few pints of it left so I’m rationing it til I can get more made. Most dinners that involve something that’s canned are so quick and, so yummy! I sliced up two chicken breasts, seasoned the meat, browned it in a skillet,...
read moreAnyone out there who hasn’t made the Mississippi Pot Roast recipe in the pressure cooker – the one that uses one package of Ranch Dressing Mix, one package of Beef Au Jus mix and a few other things? There’s also Italian Roast beef and the recipes are very similar. This is one recipe. Here’s another...
read moreThe tomatoes are slowing down so I’ll soon have more time to can things other than from the garden. I need to put more effort into canning food from the freezer. This morning I pulled out 15 pounds of ground beef for canning and 2 more pounds that I planned to use (1) for meatballs...
read moreThis week I’ve cooked on the outdoor griddle four of the last five days. When the weather is halfway cooperative, I try to plan meals around the griddle. Any time I can cook a meal in one “pot”, I’m happy. Yesterday I had taken a pound of ground beef out and was going to make...
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read moreI think I’ve mentioned that we’ve been stopping by a little hamburger place in town where they have 5 cheeseburgers for $12 (I think that’s the price). They’re not like White Castle or any of those burgers. They’re just lie regular hamburgers but smaller. This place has been in Joplin forever – the old timers...
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read moreOver a week ago, I found marked down bell peppers. I bought 12 of them, thinking I would make stuffed bell peppers for the freezer. I never got around to making them and didn’t want them to go bad so I cut them into good sized pieces, vacuum sealed them and stuck them in the...
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read moreI’m never 100% comfortable having freezers full of food. Yes, I do it but there’s always the thought in the back of my head — what happens if . .? The power could go out. We have generators but what if we can’t get fuel? We have propane powered generators which are our first choice...
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read moreI love beef enchiladas and have never been happy with the ones I make at home. Tonight I made them using this recipe and they were delicious! Vince said they were better than the Mexican restaurant but then later he said . . I never got enchiladas at the Mexican restaurant. Then how the heck...
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read moreIn the kitchen this morning, I had to giggle. I told Vince . . anyone watching me cook would think I’m crazy. He said “Anyone watching you do anything would think you’re crazy!” He was joking . . don’t get mad at Vince. I had a thick sliced top round roast that was defrosted. I...
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read moreHere’s how I make hamburger steak. Our local meat market sells 80/20 (which we use for grilling burgers) and 90/10 which I use for everything else so this was 90/10. I used 2 pounds of ground beef. I don’t measure so this is just a guess but probably close. Here’s what I added to the...
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read moreWe are so lucky to have two “farm to consumer” type beef places near us. We’ve never lived where we had anything like that. The first is J-H Cattle Company. Their store is up in Joplin and I’ve never had beef like their beef. Even in the few times we’ve eaten really expensive steaks, it...
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read moreIt seems that no matter what my plans are for the day, I am not going to take my first stitch til between 4 and 4:30 p.m. I’m going to start stitching as soon as I finish this post. I showed Addie her pumpkin and she loved it. I still hope to finish it today...
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During the summer, soups, gumbo and stews are not on our menu often but I’ve been so hungry for beef stew. We had two big packages of stew meat in the freezer that we bought from the guy who raises cows and sells the meat. Today was beef stew day! We’re going to pick blueberries...
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