
Sliced nurenburger sausages, fried til cooked Yellow potatoes, sliced and baked until tender and a little crisps and covered with regular ketchup.

Sliced nurenburger sausages, fried til cooked Yellow potatoes, sliced and baked until tender and a little crisps and covered with regular ketchup.
Fresh Spinach Leave and FeldSalat–base
Olive Tapenade (pitted black olives, olive oil, fresh basil, Roma tomato, sea salt corse chopped together)
Pikante Hummus (cooked Chick peas, a splash of lemon juice, Tahini, splash of balsamic vinaigrette)
Feta Cheese Crumbles
Dried Cranberries
Put all together and toss it all about–super yummy.

Olive Tapenade Salad–homemade/ made from scratch

Coconut Fudge, made with almond extract and shredded coconut.

Classic Marshmellow Fudge, plain, traditional recipe

A small dish of Marschino cherry fudge, absolutely delicous, made with tart cherries, almond oil, and chopped walnuts

Bakers dark bitter chocolate shavings, used to create the fudge
Thomas had never experienced fudge before, which is such a bummer as it is one of my more favorite Christmas treats–and not knowing what Fudge and all of it its variations he was missing, I accepted the challenge of creating the wonderful delight, in a few simple varieties, at home.
I used condensed milk, sugar, various extracts, walnuts, cherries, marshmellow fluff (which thankfully is now available in Germany) and love to make the delights, which turned out super well.
Thomas soon became ‘addicted’ to the wonderful American delights, which is great–now pronouncing the word ‘fudge’ is still a bit odd but I know what he means.

Step 1 Line muffin tin cups with a crust, fill with apple mix (sliced apples, raisins, brown sugar, cinnamon, and a pinch of salt and ground cloves)

Step 2: Cover each muffin cup with raw crust dough, pinching the dough around the edges, like when making a pie. Trim off any excess crusts.

Step 3: Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes, brush melted over the top of each purse and bake for 10 more minutes, until golden brown.

Step 4: Top each purse with homemade chocolate cherry sauce–compote, serve hot. Delicious!!!
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Super Simple Stir Fry
Ingredients
2 Carrots–shredded with a vegetable peeler
1 Green Bell Pepper, cut into thin spears
1 small purple onion, coarse chopped
Leftover Chicken or Turkey, pulled from the bone
3 gloves Garlic, diced
1 Tsp Dried Red Chili Flakes
Salt, Pepper
2 Tablespoons olive or sunflower oil
2 Cups of dry, white Rice (with 4 cups of water for cooking)
Put 2 cups of dry rice and 4 cups of water into a pot, add a pinch of salt, and cook at medium, boil for 4 minutes, turn off heat and cover, allowing the rice to finish (or you can use a rice cooker)
Place vegetables, spices, and oil in a skillet, stir fry on low heat until half way cooked,
Add Leftover chicken-turkey and stir fry with vegetable mix until vegetables are tender but not soggy
Put a scoop of rice on each plate-bowl and top with a portion of the stir fry mix. Delicous!!

Lightly stir fry vegetables in oil

Start the rice before anything else

Leftover baked chicken, pulled from the bone

Saute-Stir Fry meat and vegetables together

Prepping the chicken and yams

Vegetable platter with hummus dip for appetizer

Making the stuffing

Stuffing the chicken

Chicken, stuffing and baked sweet potatoe

Reggie, our kitty, even got his own treat.

Baked chicken, sweet potatoes, zuchinni, and onion, a one dish wonder

Texas style taco salad

turkey sausage, mushroom gravy over green beans (instead of pasta)

Sliced Gala apples with Nutella

Clover and Raisin Oatmeal, toast and banana

Crispy Bacon, 2 over easy eggs, and toast (with orange Marmelade)

Open face Tuna Salad with tomatoe slices and red bell pepper spears

A Fusion blend salad of greek and italian salad with a hummus dressing and a slice of hearty bread

Baked sweet potatoe (with butter and cinnamon) chicken stir fry with marinated, roasted bell pepper

Crossiant (not homemade), clementine slices, scrambled eggs and brie wedges

Furit, onions, and other staples

Peanut Butter Porridge with raisins

Farmers Omellete with fresh cheese-bell pepper on pumpernickel and plum breakfast

Tuna and Feta Salad–a super easy meal

Vegetable platter salad with pickle and homemade balsamic dressing

Step 1–Peel hard boiled eggs

Step 2 Add diced red bell peppers, green olives, mayonaise, sliced hard boiled eggs, and a pinch of salt

Step Three, mix it all together

Step Four: Put egg salad mixture between two slices of bread, add a leaf or two of lettuce, put sliced vegetables and fruit on the plate to make an whole meal

Another version-option of using hard boiled eggs in a lunch-dinner
I admit it, i am guilty of coffee adventures and food sampling and i can not help myself!! While all the photography is mine, none of the wonderful food or concotions contained in this post
are of my creation. But, wow, are they delicous!! Sampled from all over the region, coffee and snack adventures are delightful!!!


