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King Ranch Chicken Soup
Ohhhh, it is a windy, blustery day here in East Central Oklahoma. In this state the wind is a physical entity! This morning one of my cats was playing with a page I tore out of a magazine. It was … Continue reading
Posted in main dish, peasant cooking, soup
Tagged cheese, chicken, garlic, green chiles, green pepper, onions, tomatoes, tortilla chips
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Spicy Sweet Slow Cooker Kielbasa
This dish started with a 2.5 pound package of Earl Campbells smoked kielbasa I found at the local grocery store. Normally $8.75, I bought it for $3.00 as a quick sale. I love these great buys. And the meal prep … Continue reading
Posted in crockpot meals, Low Carb, main dish, peasant cooking, snacks
Tagged kielbasa sausage, onions, rice
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Loaded Potato Cauliflower Soup with Bacon
As usual in Oklahoma the weather has been changeable. Right now it is seasonally cold and windy. It’s a great day for a big pot of yummy soup. I had some quick sale cauliflower, potatoes and a package of bacon. … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, carrots, cauliflower, green onions, onion, onions, potatoes, winter comfort food
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Greek Yogurt Peanut Butter Anytime Treat
I really love Greek Yogurt. I regularly substitute Greek Yogurt in place of sour cream in recipes and people do not notice. Even the ones who say they HATE Greek yogurt. I recently bought an instant pot and I will … Continue reading
Garden Greens and Sausage Strata
No joke. The grocery prices are in the stratosphere. So I went shopping in my deep freezer for lunch again. I adapted this recipe from the book, “A New Way to Bake” by Martha Stewart. I didn’t have a loaf … Continue reading
Italian Style Potato Salad
This recipe started with my quick sale purchases, as most of my recent recipes do. I found the base recipe over at Epicurious but I made it my way. 2 ½ pounds medium size Red Potatoes 5 Tbsp Extra Virgin … Continue reading
Tuna Salad with Homemade Italian Dressing
Right after I graduated from college, I made this salad quite often because it is very economical. Also I was a terrible cook then. I have redeemed myself on that score. Now I make this dish because it is something … Continue reading
Posted in emergency cooking, herbs and spices, main dish, salad, sides
Tagged apple cider vinegar, beans, carrots, onions, tuna
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Cheesy Potato Cauliflower Soup
This soup came about, as usual, from my quick sale produce. I bought two 10 pound bags of russet potatoes for $1.00 each and a head of cauliflower for $2.00. The cauliflower was a bit more expensive than usual but … Continue reading
Posted in cast iron cookery, main dish, soup, Uncategorized
Tagged bacon, cauliflower, celery, cheese, cream cheese, onions, potatoes
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Asparagus Bacon Mushroom Quiche
This recipe came about because I harvested asparagus from my neglected asparagus patch. I had a quick sale crumbled Chevre goat cheese in the fridge. I had a package of bacon in the deep freezer and today I scored a … Continue reading
Expanding Okie RanchWife’s Garden
Wow, have you seen the headlines regarding food scarcity, food production facility accidents, lack of fertilizer? Not only have they been in the alternative media, but also they have gone mainstream. Tucker Carlson and Dan Bongino have talked about it. … Continue reading