Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Someone's in the Kitchen With...

Momma!

The kidling came over yesterday evening and spent several hours: taking me to the store, catching up on Walking Dead and a series on space which reminds her of shows she and my father used to watch. We also did a bit of cookery, her contribution was cheddar and garlic pull-apart bread.


I made spicy tomato soup, not that we really needed anything to warm us. It reached 75 F. today.(About 24 C.)


The wind has risen and temperatures are falling however; we may well have snow this weekend. As the saying goes "If you don't like the weather in Indiana just wait a minute, it'll change!"

Later, I'll be making Cheater's Lasagna. Such is my 'exciting' (yet satisfying) life.


15 comments:

  1. I've been listening to big band music lately (Glen Miller) so I really enjoyed hearing Johnny Mercer first thing in the morning! Thanks!

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  2. The bread and soup look delicious.

    I still love big band music. :)

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  3. I remember that song! It's nice with the kiddos come to visit. My favorite thing. :)

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  4. That spicy tomato soup looks amazing.

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  5. The bread and soup look delicious! Tell the Kidlet I said hi next time she's over.

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  6. A nice visit indeed, always good binging the walking dead.

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  7. I shouldn't have looked at this before lunch. Now I have to clean up the drool on the keyboard.

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  8. The bread looks most excellent.
    And your life sounds considerably more exciting than mine.

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  9. Funny, yesterday R made a lasagne for tonight's dinner, a proper one. Sister and Bone Doctor would be disappointed with anything less than his best. The soup sounds very nice.

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  10. Oh, yum! That bread looks delicious!

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  11. Johnny Mercer's version is always the best I've heard. And I have a feeling your soup and the kidling's bread would the best, too. When Jerry and I were dating, the first dinner he cooked for me he called his "seduction chicken." As if he needed it. I hope Cheater's Lasagna isn't what you serve cheaters. (I can hear them strummin'...)

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  12. That bread looks absolutely yummyscrumptious (there, I've just invented a word, but I have run out of adjectives to describe that piece of art). Thanks.

    Greetings from London.

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  13. If the bread had no cheese, I'd probably eat the whole thing. Do we get recipes to go with those delicious-looking foods?

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  14. I love soups of all kinds. This one looks good. I usually make grilled cheese with my tomato soup - a close relative to cheese and garlic bread. People think I'm odd for putting mayo on my grilled cheese sandwiches. It's good!

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  15. It would be such fun to be in the kitchen with you and the kidling! Your bread and soup look wonderful!

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C'mon, be cranky and let 'er rip!