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texdane Posted - Jan 09 2012 : 3:11:35 PM
Hi Farmgirls!

MMMmmmm, mmmm. I am making one of my favorite meals for my dd and dh tonight. Homemade Texas chili, served with fresh buttermilk cornbread baking in my cast iron skillet. Will top the chili off with cheese and sour cream, and wash it all down with fresh-brewed ice tea! It's a chilly night out, so it's a "chili" night in! Wishing I had a kitchen-full of farmgirls to share it with!

Does anyone else have anything yummy you're cooking up tonight?

Farmgirl Hugs,

Nicole

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StitchinWitch Posted - Sep 28 2025 : 8:06:57 PM
We went to an Ethiopian restaurant for dinner today. I had a delicious lamp stew and got to eat it with my fingers.

Judith

7932 FGOTM 6/21 6/24
I'm old and I wear purple
Tumbleweed Posted - Sep 28 2025 : 11:19:24 AM
Oh wow,
After reading all these post I am SO hungry. All y'alls dinners sounds wonderful.

TW

When life gives you more than you can stand.....kneel !
Grateful, Thankful and Blessed!


YellowRose Posted - Sep 27 2025 : 4:35:54 PM
I didn't have it for dinner, but I did have it at 2 a.m. this morning. One of the downsides of aging are restless nights. While I was up I made Italian sausage meatballs cooked in a 28oz can of crushed tomatoes. I made the meatballs while the crushed tomatoes came to a simmer, and the oven came to 350. The way I make meatballs is to not brown them but put the raw meatballs into the hot tomatoes for a few minutes then into the oven for an hour. I had small hamburger buns in the freezer, so I had the Italian sausage meatballs with a little tomato sauce for a very tasty sandwich. I hope you try making meatballs without browning but I don't recommend doing it in the middle of the night.

Sara

Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.
Nancy Joplin Posted - Sep 27 2025 : 3:49:52 PM
Judith, I'm comin' to your house! That sounds great! We are having leftover Birthday cake, too! One of our grands just turned 15! Time certainly flies!

Nancy 8352
FGOTM Oct 2024
StitchinWitch Posted - Sep 27 2025 : 10:21:46 AM
Stuffed peppers, delicata squash, and leftover birthday cake.

Judith

7932 FGOTM 6/21 6/24
I'm old and I wear purple
lovecatsandsunshine Posted - Sep 27 2025 : 08:56:31 AM
steak smothered with onions, fresh from garden green beans, roasted peppers and gluten free chocolate torte

Today's good mood brought to you by a lot of coffee!!!
Farmgirl in SC
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FGOTM April 2023
nubidane Posted - Sep 26 2025 : 4:43:02 PM
Chili sounds so good, and Michele! I am going to try that roast with apples. We have both here.
We got a Blackstone grill a few months ago and have yet to season and try it, but I have a flank steak from our last beef that is marinating. Will get that on the grill tomorrow, with some side taters and a zuke salad recipe from Shereen that sounds so good. Uses partially dried zukes, shallots balsamic etc. More to come!
katydid83 Posted - Sep 26 2025 : 06:40:26 AM
Here in MA we’re in that time of year where we’re craving the comfort foods, but the temps are still not consistently cold enough! Although it’s nice to fill in with those on the cooler or rainier days. Yesterday my wonderful husband made us a big batch of chili and cornbread! And I’m thinking of trying another soup on Wednesday or Thursday…maybe loaded baked potato soup which I have never tried!

Kate
Farmgirl Sister #8534
YellowRose Posted - Sep 26 2025 : 05:42:09 AM
Crockpots sure are handy on a busy day. Michelle your pork roast and apples sounds delicious.

Sara

Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.
windypines Posted - Sep 26 2025 : 05:23:08 AM
Busy with hay right now, and I threw a pork roast in the crockpot with apple cider and apples. Put in the apple cider, put salt, pepper, and cinnamon on your roast and sear all sides. Put in crock pot. Chunk up apples and put around roast. Set on low for 8 hrs. Was pretty good.

Farming in WI

Michele


YellowRose Posted - Sep 25 2025 : 10:56:58 AM
Leftover beef & veg soup. Soup is one of the few things I like to eat leftovers anymore.

Sara

Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.
StitchinWitch Posted - Sep 24 2025 : 2:41:54 PM
Chili relleno casserole and brussel sprouts

Judith

7932 FGOTM 6/21 6/24
I'm old and I wear purple
lovecatsandsunshine Posted - Sep 24 2025 : 1:05:31 PM
rump roast with sweet potatoes, onions and rolls. slow cooker meals make my day easier

Today's good mood brought to you by a lot of coffee!!!
Farmgirl in SC
Farmgirl #8548
FGOTM April 2023
YellowRose Posted - Sep 24 2025 : 05:52:50 AM
Hi Nancy, your bean soup sounds delicious. Last Thurs my sister & I went to see my great niece & her family. She made sausage gravy and biscuits and sent me home with the leftovers which I had for supper. Gotta love a bowl of biscuits & gravy.

Sara

Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.
Tumbleweed Posted - Sep 23 2025 : 10:10:58 PM
Hi everyone,
Hubs is out of town this week so I able to cook all my favorites that are not his.

Yesterday, I made Ham-Beens 15 bean soup with turkey sausage. I added onions and celery and put it all in the slow cooker. Every other Sunday I chat with my bestie in Minnesota. I couldn't wait to get off the cell and dig in. It was worth the wait. Yum!

Tonight I had biscuits and country gravy another yum. I still have four days to fill. Only draw back to all this is Hubs is visiting his bro. Bro's wife is an awesome cook. My only culinary brag is no has ever been sent to the hospital on my account.

TW

When life gives you more than you can stand.....kneel !
Grateful, Thankful and Blessed!


windypines Posted - Jan 03 2025 : 03:45:24 AM
Simple is good on those busy days Dawn. Enjoy

Farming in WI

Michele


ddmashayekhi Posted - Jan 02 2025 : 06:56:16 AM
I will be making Mary Berry's Sticky Chicken Drumsticks for dinner tonight since I will be on the road for most of my day. The chicken legs marinate in a simple mix of ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, coarse mustard, honey, salt and pepper. Pop it in the oven for 30-40 minutes and dinner is served!

Dawn in IL

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." Eleanor Roosevelt
windypines Posted - Jan 02 2025 : 03:57:52 AM
Yesterday we had chicken soup. I grabbed a jar of stock, of chicken, of carrots, threw in some rice and waalaa instant soup. lol

Farming in WI

Michele


YellowRose Posted - Jan 01 2025 : 10:02:13 AM
Like Judith I am having a pint of my home canned blackeye peas and collard greens that I cooked yesterday, along with my home canned herbed apples and marinated mushrooms for my lunch.

Sara

Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.
StitchinWitch Posted - Jan 01 2025 : 09:55:44 AM
Our traditional New Year's day dinner tonight: Roast pork on sauerkraut, blackeyes, collard greens, and cornbread. We're lucky to share it with our grandson Nick this year. He gifted us with a dozen tamales last night.

Judith

7932 FGOTM 6/21 6/24
I'm old and I wear purple
Tumbleweed Posted - Jan 01 2025 : 06:37:54 AM
Hi Michele,
I looked up the recipe using a crock pot instead of an instant pot. You can cook the kielbasa in a skillet and brown then add it with the other ingredients to the crock pot, then set on high for 3hrs. If you want the cabbage a little crisper set it for 2.5 hours.

TW

When life gives you more than you can stand.....kneel !
Grateful, Thankful and Blessed!


windypines Posted - Jan 01 2025 : 05:02:48 AM
wow that is quick and easy Nancy. Enjoy. I don't have an instant pot, but it sure makes a quick meal.

Farming in WI

Michele


Tumbleweed Posted - Jan 01 2025 : 04:23:06 AM
Last night we had cabbage, kielbasa and Texas toast

1/2 head of cabbage
1 pack turkey kielbasa
1 onion
Stick of butter
1 cup chicken broth
S&P to taste

I cut everything into bite size and put in instant pot with meat on top and set for 4 minutes.
Yum

TW

When life gives you more than you can stand.....kneel !
Grateful, Thankful and Blessed!


nubidane Posted - Dec 30 2024 : 1:53:25 PM
That sound like a nice soup Sara! Add some crusty bread and its a hearty meal!
I'm making linguine with lemon garlic butter sauce, and I may add some leftover chicken, but maybe not!
YellowRose Posted - Dec 28 2024 : 09:58:44 AM
More thunderstorms today so it's the right kind of day for soup. Making one of my favorites. Sugar snap peas, baby gold potatoes, canned whole tomatoes in chicken broth with herbs, garlic & onion powders.

What's on your table?

Hugs, Sara "FarmGirl Sister" #6034 Aug 2014
FGOTM Sept 2015 - Feb 2019 - Oct 2023

Lord put your arm around my shoulders & your hand over my mouth.

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