After months of packing, moving and unpacking we have landed in the deep south confronted by a cold front which has left everyone in the house with a hacking cough.
Posts Tagged ‘G.I. crockpot’
Another move, another compost
Posted in Compost for the garden, tagged Compost, G.I. crockpot, growing the food, military spouse, military wife on December 17, 2014| 3 Comments »
That summer garden
Posted in Growing the food, tagged G.I. crockpot, Garden, growing the food, military lifestyle, military spouse, Navy wife on December 12, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Ah, that summer garden I nursed and spent so much time on all spring only to leave it with reckless abandon to the care of my overworked husband when I went out-of-town for two months….
Southern Wisconsin garden
Posted in Growing the food, tagged black bean, crock pot, crockpot, G.I. crockpot, Garden, garden in 2014, growing a garden, growing the food, Jamie Oliver, military lifestyle, military spouse, slow cooking, southern Wisconsin garden on July 9, 2014| 1 Comment »
Irish oatmeal
Posted in Breakfast, tagged crock pot, G.I. crockpot, Irish oats, military wife, Oatmeal, slow cooker, Steel-cut oats on November 19, 2011| 4 Comments »
My new friend, Peggy, says to me,”Oh, you use your crock pot, do ya? Have you tried making Irish oats in it yet?”
“I didn’t know you could make oatmeal in the crock pot,” I answer.
“Oh, yeah. Who wants to stand there stirring the milk all day waiting for it to warm up?” Peggy is the only person I’ve ever met who also complains about how long it takes milk to warm on the stove in order to make oatmeal. “Try it,” she says. “You’ll never go back.”
First off, I thought I must be the only person in the universe who makes oatmeal with milk. Every time I tell someone I do, they look at me like I have nine heads. That’s how my mama made it.
This was so good, I didn’t even want to share it.
Now that’s good food. And I owe it all to Peggy.
So creamy.
Collard greens update!
Posted in Growing the food, tagged Collard greens, crock pot, fall garden, G.I. crockpot, growing the food, military wife, slow cooker on November 16, 2011| 5 Comments »
Just showing off my babies. These are the ones I planted in the backyard, and they don’t all get an equal amount of sun or as much sun I’d like them to. Some are doing better than others. But they are refusing to give up! Take a look at what will soon end up in my tummy.
Isn't he lovely? A little bigger than last time, yeah? (And yes, I do need to weed!)
Lisa’s New Orleans Red Beans and Rice
Posted in Ethnic, tagged crock pot recipes, G.I. crockpot, Louisiana, Louisiana rice and beans, military spouse, New Orleans recipes, slow cooker, Zatarain on November 12, 2011| 6 Comments »
This recipe is courtesy of Lisa, the sister of my wonderful friend Cyril. He generously offered up his sister’s recipe when he heard about my crock pot recipe blog. Fresh from the kitchens of southern Louisiana, it was a meal to feast on! Thanks Cyril and Lisa! Long live New Orleans!
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