Cooking Update II
Sep. 25th, 2003 04:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mamadebElectric boogaloo?
Anyway.
Big Pot o' Soup on stove, just getting *warm*. This is chicken soup, but I put a turkey bottom in, too. Just because. And a pound of carrots. And onions and parsnips and turnips and celery and dill and parsley. And bayleaves for the magic. Simmer, simmer.
Bicolored gefilte fish loaf - one package frozen salmon gefilte fish. One package frozen regular gefilte fish. One bunch parsley. Thaw the fish. Chop the parsley. Spread the salmon on the bottom of the pan. Cover with parsley. Put the regular fish on top. Cover with foil. Bake.
(Or, you can first think you'll do a jelly roll thing, and spread the salmon on a sheet of foil, and realize you don't have enough, so put it in the new loaf pan you bought, and find the loaf pan too big, and then find the smaller ones you have left over unused from another occasion and use them. Proceed as above, stopping to chop the parsley in the middle instead of ahead of time.)
Put in oven with pot roast. Hope it's done in an hour. :)
Anyway.
Big Pot o' Soup on stove, just getting *warm*. This is chicken soup, but I put a turkey bottom in, too. Just because. And a pound of carrots. And onions and parsnips and turnips and celery and dill and parsley. And bayleaves for the magic. Simmer, simmer.
Bicolored gefilte fish loaf - one package frozen salmon gefilte fish. One package frozen regular gefilte fish. One bunch parsley. Thaw the fish. Chop the parsley. Spread the salmon on the bottom of the pan. Cover with parsley. Put the regular fish on top. Cover with foil. Bake.
(Or, you can first think you'll do a jelly roll thing, and spread the salmon on a sheet of foil, and realize you don't have enough, so put it in the new loaf pan you bought, and find the loaf pan too big, and then find the smaller ones you have left over unused from another occasion and use them. Proceed as above, stopping to chop the parsley in the middle instead of ahead of time.)
Put in oven with pot roast. Hope it's done in an hour. :)
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Date: 2003-09-25 03:14 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2003-09-25 03:19 pm (UTC)It's pretty good, too. More importantly, it's *pretty*.
And it's cooked. I'm just waiting for it to cool down so I can put it in the fridge.
And my house smells like a holiday. Yum. Chicken soup.
Tomorrow - turkey. Noodles. Chili. rice. kugel. green beans.