Good 43º raining morning. Another 1/4" of rain since yesterday. Temp warmed
to 53º yesterday.
I am asked a lot what I do with all the food I cook... well here's what I
had for breakfast... leftover veggies/pasta...
I enjoy food, even if it's breakfast for dinner or dinner for
breakfast!
9am yesterday..
The little deer were out for a visit to the deer blocks and water in the afternoon...
Clouds hung out all day. Temperature never got warmer than 52º. I ran "5
Miles" about 2pm to avoid the rain and put the trash can on the road. Rain
started in about 2:45pm
4:15pm as the sun was hiding behind the mountain...
4:45pm:
I did some more of that exciting cleaning... getting stuff I don't want any
more put in a box. Watched football..... Here is Gillette Stadium with their
salute to Veterans and all military...
Bengals, Panthers, and Patriots all undefeated!
Tonight's football:
Here is a funny photo of a commercial for sugar free candy:
Historically this date..
1913 – The Great Lakes
Storm of 1913, the most
destructive natural disaster ever to hit the lakes, destroys 19 ships and kills
more than 250 people.
1960 – Robert
McNamara is named
president of Ford Motor
Co., the first non-Ford to serve in that post. A month
later, he quit to join the newly-elected John F.
Kennedyadministration.
...interesting guy... a Republican, a Presbyterian, and went to
UofCal Berkeley!
And births
this date include....
1914
– Hedy
Lamarr, Austrian actress and inventor (d.
2000)
...wow, 6
husbands, 6 divorces.
1936
– Mary
Travers, American singer and songwriter (Peter, Paul
and Mary) (d. 2009)
Poor thing,
she had leukemia.
1941 – Tom
Fogerty, American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Creedence
Clearwater Revival and Ruby) (d.
1990)
...........he was on Grey's Anatomy.
This is an adorable video of Best Friends... shared by
Brooklyn Vivia... Thanks, V!
Yesterday I made some corn bread... Using Marie Callender's Southwestern
Mix.. just add 1½ cups water. In it is dehydrated bell peppers, chili peppers,
onion, garlic, and parsley.
I also added in some Parm cheese....
When they finished baking I just tilted them up to cool... the pacakge says to use muffin liners... but I just sprayed the muffin tin with Pam!
Ate them as a "football snack" with some Boursin cheese. YUMMMMM!!!
All I know. Happy Monday. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
November 9th
National Scrapple Day
Scrapple is a breakfast meat product, popularly served with eggs or pancakes—or even by itself,
with maple syrup. The product was originally developed to make use of pork
scraps and trimmings that would have gone to waste (including the fat, heart,
liver and skin). These are combined with cornmeal, wheat or buckwheat flour and
spices into a mush, that is formed into a loaf. Slices of the scrapple are cut
and pan fried. The result is a breakfast pattie that is crisp on the outside and
soft on the inside. Scrapple is best known as a regional country food of the
mid-Atlantic states, particularly the Pennsylvania Dutch
region.
Here is a simple and good recipe made with pork sausage..
good with scrambled or fried eggs!
