Supper - IV
I tried posting the full recipe for roasted vegetables but evidently google and microsoft do not speak to one another - or else google is doing to their blogging app what they have done to their photograph app - i.e. - no longer supporting or updating the posting app - drives me crazy - I evidently will have to type the recipe from scratch in googlese - I am about to use the bad words here in my 'G' rated blog I am so disgusted -- blankety blank! blank!! blank!!!
p.s. I can't say that I blame them for I think that microsoft word is crap crap crap
Supper - III
Photo 1 shows onions being added
photo 2 depicts the broccoli and mushrooms being added about 20 minutes later
- and the last photograph shows the finished product ready to be dished up
Supper - II
When all the vegetables - and the caramelized chicken meatballs - had been mixed with condiments I dumped them onto the prepared cooking tray (photo 1). But as photo 2 shows, I reserved the broccoli and mushrooms to be mixed and added later so as to have less roasting time - but I had forgotten the onion pieces which photo 3 shows mixed with oil, etc and ready to add to the tray only a few minutes too late.
[photo 3 also shows Himself's Irish Single Malt that speeds him along in a cheery - if forgetful - mood]
Supper - the old time designation for an evening meal
I'm not much of a cook - growing up in the '30s and '40s the only time I ever saw my dad cook, it was canned baked beans in the frying pan or sliced green tomatoes in the frying pan, while mothers in those days seldom included their sons in learning to cook - so the only actual cooking I ever attempted was around age 13 or so in the scouts where we learned a kind of shish kebob of meat and vegetables on a stick over an open fire. And now years older and a tad more accomplished, I can do one dish meals that are reasonably decent. Tonight's meal - somewhat a variation on the shish kebob - of roasted assorted vegetables in the oven, is the dish I am serving up tonight.
I start with a cookie sheet covered with non-stick aluminum foil, then proceed on to various vegetables, cleaned, cut up into small pieces, placed into a large mixing bowl, drizzled with olive oil and various condiments.
and there beside Jupiter is - voila! - a Worm Hole
and the intrepid photographer unwittingly captured the first ever photograph of faster than light travel - with the hardy alien popping up instantly near Jupiter after traveling 4.3 light years from Rigil Kentaurus.
Winter Scene - painting
Boulevard winter scene with horse-drawn carriage" or “Boulevard scene with horse and coach in winter” 1886
Nils Edvard Kreuger
(11 October 1858, Kalmar, Sweden - 11 May 1930, Stockholm, Sweden) was a Swedish painter.
