When I got home, the lovely Fooducopia delivery man was here with my groceries. I put them away and got right down to making lunch. I made open faced chicken salad sandwiches with avocado and tomatoes (see my how I make the chicken salad by clicking on the link on the side of this page), spinach salad, and strawberries and iced tea. So easy and delicious.
Lunch
Later in the day, Joe and I ran some errands and then when I got home, I started dinner. We had enchiladas, spanish rice, and fajita style peppers, onions and mushrooms. I used Fontera's Red Chile Sauce and filled three tortillas with shredded chicken and three with fajita veggies, covered them with the sauce and baked them for 15 minutes at 400 degrees. Again...amazing. Here's a photo.
Dinner
Finally, after an email from my cool Aunt Sue, I decided to start putting some of the recipes I use on this blog so others can use them. You will find a number I have cooked so far on the right hand side of this page. I've also put a page called "Meal Plans" so I can keep track of the different meals I have been making. This way, in a month or so when I say to myself, "I don't know what to cook!" I can look back and remake things. I hope these are helpful to some of you! And let me know if I haven't put up something you would like to make and I'll add it. Enjoy!
I want those enchiladas, NOW!! I'm glad to hear you are liking your polar heart monitor. I wasn't sure if it was worth the investment. I think I'm going to get one too.
ReplyDeleteI totally think it is worth it. Especially in pool.
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