Good 27º burrrrrr it's cold morning. Supposed to stay sunny
and warm to the high 60ºs for the next few days. Yesterday was a beautiful St.
Patrick's Day... sunny and green!
Thanks Cathy for the head's up on this:
Yesterday morning I started my corned beef. Leeks, carrots,
garlic were the first ingredients in the crockpot. Next came the corned beef
round, topped with brown sugar, and the Guinness was poured around. Another can
with water was added, since there were so many items in the crockpot. Set it on
"high" for 10 hours. After about 3 hours, I added in whole mushrooms and turned
it to low. About 2 hours before being done I added in some cabbage wedges.
I served up my plate and toped the corned beef with Jack Daniel's
Horseradish Mustard...
OMGOOD!!!!!
Historically
this date....
1944 – The eruption of Mount
Vesuvius in Italy
kills 26 and causes thousands to flee their
homes.
1945 – World War II: 1,250 American bombers
attack Berlin
1968 – Gold
standard: The U.S.
Congress repeals the
requirement for a gold reserve to back US
currency.
1989 – In Egypt, a
4,400-year-old mummy is found nearby the Pyramid of
Cheops.
1990 – The Germans in the German
Democratic Republic are called to the first
democratic elections in this former communist
dictatorship.
1990 – In the largest art
theft in US
history, 12 paintings, collectively worth around $300 million, are stolen from
the Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston,
Massachusetts
And births
this date include....
1837 – Grover
Cleveland, 22nd and 24th President of
the United States (d. 1908)
1909 – Ernest
Gallo, American winemaker (d. 2007)
1938
– Charley
Pride, American singer
... was a
professional baseball player at one time and is now a minor owner of the Texas
Rangers baseball team...
1945
– Michael
Reagan, American radio host; adopted son of Ronald
Reagan and Jane
Wyman
All I know. Happy Tuesday. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
March 18th
Oatmeal Cookie Day
My Scottish grandmother would make oatmeal cookies with
raisins and call them Cowboy Cookies!
3 comments:
Your corned beef din din looked scrumptious! Mine turned out great as well. I did add the potatoes and carrots a couple of hours later and an hour before it was done I added chopped cabbage. First time ever I've chopped the cabbage but I did it like your video said to do it and I loved it that way.
Good girl to forego the potatoes. I couldn't have had that will power as I love potatoes!
I also made Spotted Dog which is delicious. Will send a pic of it.
Glad to hear that plumber finally got out there and fixed that pipe.
XO Trisha
LOVE cowboy cookies. I prefer white raisins to cook with- the dark raisins are less expensive- so they get stirred into the birdseed.
Nothing like putting a little shaking under a news station.
Hope the pipe fix holds for you.
Corned Beef looks great! I got to meet Ernest Gallo when I worked the Admin Bldg at Gallo. He had an armed guars who was very nice! t &g
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