Burgundy and green beans from my garden
On Saturday I was expecting sunny weather to work outside, but it rained all night into the morning. I washed two large loads of laundry anyway and hung outside on the line. It was humid and overcast most of the day, but eventually the sun did make an appearance. I brought the dry clothes in just as it started raining again.
I decided to make up a new recipe for dinner using 2 cups of previously cooked and cubed chicken taken from the freezer. The recipe for Honey Mustard Chicken came from this blog called My Abundant Life. I needed one cup of cooked beans, so I went out to my garden to see if it could be done. Yes. But in picking them, I got eaten alive by mosquitoes. And just look at the colour of that burgundy. Beautiful. However, when you cook them, they turn green. But raw in a salad or a raw veggie tray, they are striking. I put my serving over cooked rice that I also dragged out of the freezer; but I served my husbands with a baked potato, which he likes more than rice. We both liked this recipe.
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Monday, July 27, 2015
A Birthday week-end
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Oooh, I would love to try burgundy beans that turn green when cooked! Here it's been raining for days and I haven't really been outside so I'm not sure what our mosquito situation is but it's probably not good. And me with my open bins of water everywhere... I ought to go and dump them, especially since the first case of West Nile virus in our state this year was discovered just last week, I believe. The thing is, I have tadpoles in almost all of my bins and I think they're eating the mosquito larvae.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to your grand-daughter! How creative of you to make your own card, even if "all you did" was putting glitter on a picture you printed yourself. I don't know about Canada but the price of greeting cards down here is frightening, If you want any kind of good quality card, it will set you back at least $3-$4.