We've been cooking a lot. My family loves to eat. Sometimes, I'm the cook everyday at home but once in a blue moon husband cooks too. I must say, he is one of the best cooks ever. He should be the Masterchef. lol.
Deep fried prawns + french fries + sriracha sauce with mayo. Deep frying shrimps, prawns, halibut is actually way too easy for me.
Pork & veggies chop suey. It was hot! The steam blurs the picture. And you think I don't know photography eh?
Pork chops with choice of green beans, bell peppers and mushrooms (saute')
Mackerel with coconut cream and eggplants + Rice, baked potatoes, macaroni and green peas
Pizza with pepperoni, sausage and spices, tomato sauce and cheese
Dessert: Fresh cantaloupe, so sweet!
Pork chop, steamed broccoli, potato, chicken stuffing, rice
Pork sauteed with green beans and lots of onions + beef meatloaf + sliced pork + chicken noodle soup
Roast chicken with gravy, stuffing + broccoli + steamed potatoes
Baked carrot/blueberry/cheese cake with ground cinnamon
Yummy, yummy good! It's great with whipped cream.
Roast beef with gravy + green peas, potatoes and yorkshire pudding and banana for dessert
In preparation for Farkay (with lucky dragon symbol) pork/shrimp/veggies chow mein. Pancit.
There's nothing better than eat the foods that you cooked or baked. Even much more better is when the whole family enjoys the cuisines prepared for their satisfaction.
Bon appetitos! 👌🙌
Tostitos? Old Dutch is much better.
And maybe "a month" supply of Tim Horton's coffee!
That's probably good enough for one month eh? Or maybe 2 months!!
The TIM HORTON'S Coffee brand is much, much cheaper in Costco, according to our neighbor Dwayne. So, my husband Lorne asked him to purchase 3 boxes of Tim Horton's (240 Keurig cups) when he was in Comox.
Too much coffee for the long duration of cold winter months in Canada.
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