Archive for April, 2011
I don’t need to text because I send by mental telepathy…you’re not receiving?
Posted: April 30, 2011 in One-LinersTags: mental telepathy, receptors, texting
Those who fail have finally succeeded in something.
Posted: April 12, 2011 in One-LinersTags: failure, success
He who lives in a constant state of expectation is frequently disappointed.
Posted: April 11, 2011 in One-LinersTags: disappointment, expectations
It’s not that we don’t know what we believe in—the difficulty comes in living up to it, which confuses everything.
Posted: April 8, 2011 in One-LinersTags: life confusion, what do you believe in?
If you desire peace in the world, start with peace in your own house.
Posted: April 7, 2011 in One-LinersTags: peace, peace in the world, your house
We become more devoted to flowers as we age because we come to know how fragile life can be.
Posted: April 6, 2011 in One-LinersTags: life is fragile, love of flowers, plant a flower
Glorify Your Hamburger
Posted: April 4, 2011 in WHAT'S FOR SUPPER?Tags: Bacon, Cooking, food, garden salad, grow your own lettuce, Meat, spinach
It’s funny how a little slice of bacon changes hamburger, both the looks and the flavor. Your husband/kids will think you’ve done something special for them.
This dinner suggestion will be short: make individual thick, roundish patties with your burger-meat, wrap a single slice of uncooked bacon around each–the bacon stretches easily to fit, then slightly flatten each of them, securing the bacon with a toothpick.
I either pan-fry them or put them on the grill. For variation, I might make brown gravy out of the pan juices, or mushroom gravy to top the meat, but it’s not necessary. I did sautéed fresh mushrooms, which I spooned over each pattie.
I served my mock tenderloin (tee-hee) alongside baked potatoes, and a fresh garden salad. Whoa, I mean lettuce and spinach right out of my garden! Okay, I didn’t grow the purple cabbage–it’s still out there growing.
I encourage everybody to raise your own lettuce, spinach, herbs–plant them in a row right beside the pretty little flowers–lettuce makes quite a hedge. Jut don’t try growing greens in the summer–they won’t take the heat. Gardening–that’s another story.