Slow Cooker Lamb Stew
The theme for Monday posts in January is Stew. I love stew. It’s easy to make and easy to make enough for more than 1 meal. The meat, vegetables, and flavors can vary according to taste and mood. Stew is, … Continue reading…
Healthy Food . . . Fresh Ingredients . . . Easy Recipes . . . & Musings from France
The theme for Monday posts in January is Stew. I love stew. It’s easy to make and easy to make enough for more than 1 meal. The meat, vegetables, and flavors can vary according to taste and mood. Stew is, … Continue reading…
After making a few skillet dinners that all seemed to be monochrome, either all orange or beige, I decided we needed more color in our life. Life starts getting a bit monochromatic this time of year, anyway. Red peppers and … Continue reading…
Last winter was very mild. I only recall 2 or 3 mornings with frost on the ground for our morning walks. This winter is more like…. winter. Not only is there frost, the water in the cat’s dish freezes solid … Continue reading…
Yes, more of our never-ending lamb recipes. You understand, of course, that the actual type of meat is not nearly as important as the flavors or even the vegetables. This dish would be equally good with chicken thighs or pork … Continue reading…
Remember we bought a whole lamb in September. With a freezer full of meat I’ve been a little more daring with my cooking. I was meandering through my cook books awhile back, as one does during a power outage, and … Continue reading…
Spring lamb, fresh asparagus, green garlic, new snow peas….. I love eating with the seasons! This is more of a skillet dinner than a stir-fry. I get slices of lamb cut from the leg that are about 1/2 inch thick … Continue reading…