Doing Some Cooking

I'm back!!! The parts arrived and my dh fixed my computer!!
It is a miracle. ;)

I have been having some summer fun trying out new recipes:


Patty shared some yummy sausage drop biscuits.

How do you say comfort food?

I first saw these egg sandwiches "pinned" on Pinterest.

I can whip up 16 sandwiches in just minutes!! (or Paul can ;))

We have been making these egg sandwiches as a regular breakfast.
(and freezing the leftovers- as many as 24 at a time)
.
No pictures, but this is the most seriously delicious macaroni and cheese ever! I made it for an
"at home date night" for just hubby and I, and we both loved it. It is a "just for two"
recipe, but it should work for our whole family as a side dish.

I also made these crab stuffed mushrooms for our "date night". Heavenly!!

These chicken salad sandwiches made for a magical Saturday afternoon
lunch with our neighbor, Grandma.

I am not really much of a cook, but these were all
pretty foolproof recipes, so they turned out great!

All of these, except for Patty's recipe at the top,
were first discovered through Pinterest.

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 17, 2011 at 2:58 AM

    Yum! These all look delicious, I pinned a few things myself :) I have been making the eggs in the muffin tin lately too. My kids love them and they are so easy to make up a big batch at once. I learned a tip: add a bit of half and half to the egg! It makes them a bit creamier and keeps them from drying out. Thanks for the recipes, I'll be trying them for sure.

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  2. PattyAugust 17, 2011 at 6:58 AM

    Yeah! You and Jen both posted recipes up today!!! And I'm glad you all like them.

    The eggs in the muffin tin....what a BRILLIANT idea!!!

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  3. TiffanyAugust 17, 2011 at 8:43 AM

    Oh those egg sandwiches in the muffin tins would be a hit over here! I'm not on Pinterest but I know I'd love it:) Thanks for sharing and glad you got your computer up and running again!

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