What's for dinner?

[murphysranch]

Last night was four jars of 2021 home canned food.
1. quart of ham and veggie soup
2. pint of lentil soup
3. pint of diced tomatoes
4. pint of cooked pork.

Mixed all together, simmered for a while, adjusted spices, and served with plain bagels with cheese on top.

YUMMY!!!

 

[Hinotori]

I've never cooked oxtails. Don't think i"ve noticed them in the stores either.

Winco carries them here and occasionally the Fred Meyer. The Costco Business Center has the best, though.

I grew up eating soup from them. We didn't exactly have a lot of money. Hubby hadn't even known it was a thing until I made some when we lived in Virginia Beach. He really liked it.

He can be picky. His family had money when he was growing up so there is a lot that he doesn't like since he wasn't introduced to the taste as a kid. They had restaurant prepared stuff a lot. He is willing to try things, though, and likes a lot of them. His younger brother isn't so open. Sent some salmon jerky/salmon candy one year from Costco. He thought everyone up here was weirdos for eating that.

 

[Mini Horses]

My kids ate some things at home and liked -- until they started school other kids "eewwwhhs" made them think differently. guess their mom's didn't garden & cook. We didn't do drive thrus.

 

[flowerbug]

oxtails weren't a thing for us ever. tongue i think Mom did once and never again. if it was complicated she doesn't want to mess with it. she also had to deal with wild game from time to time, but that wasn't too often and after Mom and Dad divorced that wasn't ever an issue again. i think now oxtails are pretty expensive, but i've not looked. i would like some lamb once in a while but that's a big no for Mom too she doesn't like it at all.

for me i would try things once but generally fishy things don't often agree with my tastebuds, but i can eat tuna and sardines ok and even canned mackerel, pickled herring in small amounts. a definite no on fish roe though of any kind. when i used to fish i got really spoiled by being able to eat fresh trout caught from really clean streams and so not much else compared to that very well. cleaning fish wasn't my favorite thing to do but i could do it. Mom refused to do it once she was old enough to say no as her older relatives would make her clean them. now it's a strictly no-eyeball house.

 

[CrealCritter]

Oxtail soup yesterday and today. Hubby had been wanting it. I need to dig through the freezer to see if there are more packets of oxtail. Lots of collagen in it. I just pressure cook now. Better than the hours it used to take simmering the bones on the stove

Oxtail soup? Save me a bowl, I'll be there directly.

Jesus is Lord and Christ

 

[VJohnson]

I roasted a chicken and made mashed potatoes, gravy and corn to go with. You can't get more American traditional than that. Unusual for us, but it was really good!

And no, I don't roast my own chickens. That would never work for me.