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llama -similar but a touch different. I can't really describe it. I found a red beet and red cabbage sauerkraut which was good. They do work together. but it was very red!!!

glad - yes rasher is a slice. Must be my British vocab popping up.

I have to share that I was tasting different parts this afternoon. Nice mouth experience. First the cinnamon and cardamom, then the orange and caraway, then the red cabbage and bacon. I could have used more onion and will next time. Some put garlic in too which I may try. I was first taught this recipe by a room mate in Montreal who was a red haired Nova Scotian who could figure skate. It was a fun time in my life - young at the time. Good memories!
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LOL! I had heard the word rasher before but had to look it up.😀😀 We don't use that term here. So a rasher is a slice?
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golden: Does the red cabbage have a similar taste to green cabbage? Perhaps I can switch out the cabbage in my red beet soup, but that would be a lot of red.
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Bridget - I use several rashers of bacon cut up and fried with onion as a first step.
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Well I bought my hubs some blueberry danish to make up for the samosas,, he is happy
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Golden, In your cabbage dish, do you add a strip of bacon or use bacon that has already been cooked? It sounds so good. I love red cabbage.
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Linguini with broccoli and chicken, lite alfredo sauce, salad.
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I have to say the smells coming from the kitchen are awesome. I made up some braised red cabbage and apple with onion and bacon, a little brown sugar and vinegar. This time I added caraway seeds, cardamom, cinnamon and some orange zest that I keep in the freezer. I think it is the best I have ever made. The flavours are very balanced. Usually they blend overnight and it is better the second day but I couldn't resist a small helping. It's going to be great tomorrow!!! I will try freezing a little to see how that works.
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KFC chicken pot pie. Only thing is it cannot be reheated in microwave as is - in tinfoil container.
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cw,

I read that book about stone soup to my children a million times! It’s a cute book.
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Max,

That sounds absolutely delicious! Yummy 😋

We had grilled salmon and veggies.
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Filet Mignon with Brie and Blue cheese both melted to dip in , (my version of Fondue (but not even close), Asparagus on the side and red wine to drink. Have a great rest of your evening 💋Max
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Chicken pot pie sounds good too!
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As my hubs still can't eat anything but soft food today I thought he might like Indian Samosa.. after all they are soft and tasty. Oh boy was that a NO !! For some reason this time the peas were crunchy.. and the sauce was too spicy for him. He ate chicken pot pie from the amish market,, more samosa for me! Hey I tried!!
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Stepson brought me a twice baked potato, grilled steak and salad.
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@burnt - I've never tried it with red cabbage. Let me know how it turns out. I do braised red cabbage with bacon, onion and apple, a little sugar, a splash of vinegar and a sprinkle of caraway seeds. Sort of sweet and sour-ish.
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@golden

Crack slaw sounds delicious. I actually have some ground chicken and red cabbage in the house. I think I'll give this a try tonight for supper.
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Avocado, imitation crab, lemon and beer.
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Had the last of the salad, no dressing so combined mayonnaise and Chick-fil-A honey dipping sauce, the last bit of the feta cheese and a slice of Wawa lemon poundcake for dessert.

I’ve gotta food shop tomorrow.
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Stone soup - I used to have that book! 🤣
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Rousted turkey breast, potatoes and salad. Also "stone soup", ie, everything in the fridge--onions, mushrooms, dead salad, celery, truffle oil and chopped up leftover chicken.
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@burnt -a crack slaw is ground meat browned then cole slaw mix added and cook till done. The meat can be beef, chicken, turkey or even pork. I add garlic, onion a little sesame oil, a little soy sauce, ginger sometimes. You can make your own variations. I tend to eat low carb so this works well for me.

cw - that sounds good.
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I've become obsessed with a new dessert I discovered - chop an apple or two into bite sized chunks and toss with just enough cinnamon sugar to stick to the apples, then bake in a very hot convection oven or air fryer. The sugar coated apples become caramelized and are delicious as is, or you can add a dollop of cool whip or ice cream. Yum.
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Bitter cold here. Made a pot of chili on the wood stove. Had a can of Diet Coke for my treat and ate a couple of crackers with my chili.
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@golden

What is chicken crack slaw? I'm intrigued.
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Vegetarian chili and baked potatoes.
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Hoping Bridget is having something delicious for dinner. And blueberry pies for dessert.
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Chicken and noodles.
Mom was afraid to eat because she didn't have any money :(
I told her that I had her covered she was thankful. But, she wants to leave because the people who own the house are coming back.
I told her I own the house....and I got a "sure, Jan" smile. lol
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Took some veggie soup out of the freezer. Good on this cold windy day.
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Made some chicken crack slaw and had some for supper. Froze most of the rest of it in meal size containers. So handy for a quick meal.

Put two frozen chicken carcasses in the electric pressure cooker with water as Stage 1 of making chicken soup. I'll make bone broth tomorrow then the soup.
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