Soooo.....soon and very soon, I will have my own kitchen. Not as in I will have a resteraunt, unless you want to come and pay me to cook for you, but as in We Will OWN a HOUSE!!
Ryan and I both agree that this is somewhat (by that I mean a whole lot) ahead of schedule. As a matter of a fact, I'm not sure we thought that day would come at all.
So now this video applies.
Ok so not really, but I think it's awesome and you should watch it! I love RCPM! But no. really! it does.
Hey now, look at me, I will be posting a lot more very soon, and you will get to meet my new puppy, LadyBird. Yes I know, Ryan named her. I call her puppy pants.
Well that's it, except to say I can't wait to cook for you!
Love,
Meg
My name is Meghan. This isn't just a blog about Southern Fried Food. It is a blog about food ventures. I chose the name because I think at the base of all food is an unpretentious attitude. That is what Southern, especially the fried kind, is. It has a modest beginning and it's what you choose to make it.
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
Saturday, November 7, 2009
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Ok, so this is not about Marry Poppins. I did feel awesome though after making this meal!
These are Chalula sliders on a delicious corn bread bun. They were served with spicy glazed carrots and quarters of a bloode orange.
1 lb. of ground turkey or your prefered ground meat medium
1 packet of taco seasoning
Chalula
Salt and Pepper to taste
-Form into sliders and grill.
1 bag of carrots, washed and peeled (if you peel)
Chalula
Honey
Butter
1 box of jiffy, that's right, JIFFY
1 blood orange, cut into quarters ( this is enough for 2, if you serve this to more than 2 people have more oranges on hand)
Ryan grilled the mini burgers to perfection. They were juicey and savory, served with a touch of guacamole and sour cream and chalula on a corn bread bun!
The spicy glazed carrots were wonderful. Boiled just enough to be hot and slightly soft. I should say that they were still had crunch and plenty of bite! Right before you eat squeeze the blood orange over the carrots!
I would go as far to say that I would be proud to serve this to RCPM!
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