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I’m in the mood to cook. I’ve planned this cooking spree. I bought the vegetables and thawed out a pound of lamb burger.
Lamb Bacon Bites. A strip of bacon cut in thirds, wrapped around a spoon of lamb burger. Baked at 330F for 50 minutes.
Minced fresh ginger and fresh garlic, plus a half teaspoon of red pepper
Sweated in 2 teaspoons of oil until fragrant
Recipe didn’t call for t, but I added a half of orange zest and juice. Just because.
1head of broccoli, 6 mushrooms and 1 half of a red bell pepper for the veggies
I made the Mongolian Sauce, cooked a pot of rice, sautéed the vegetables and assembled 4 meals for the freezer. I topped them with chopped green onions.
Labeled and into the freezer. Time: 2 hours. Now for lunch!
Lamb Bacon Bites. A strip of bacon cut in thirds, wrapped around a spoon of lamb burger. Baked at 330F for 50 minutes.
Minced fresh ginger and fresh garlic, plus a half teaspoon of red pepper
Sweated in 2 teaspoons of oil until fragrant
Recipe didn’t call for t, but I added a half of orange zest and juice. Just because.
1head of broccoli, 6 mushrooms and 1 half of a red bell pepper for the veggies
I made the Mongolian Sauce, cooked a pot of rice, sautéed the vegetables and assembled 4 meals for the freezer. I topped them with chopped green onions.
Labeled and into the freezer. Time: 2 hours. Now for lunch!
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Wow, those look amazing!!
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Now I have Boar Bites, cubed meat from the ham of a feral young boar, marinating in cooking sherry, teriyaki sauce, chopped garlic and ginger. Tomorrow-stir fry!
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Did I tell you I'm on the way? Be there maybe on Thursday or Friday. Will anything be left to eat??
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Come on! There’s plenty to eat, soft Queen bed, crisp sheets, stay awhile!Did I tell you I'm on the way? Be there maybe on Thursday or Friday. Will anything be left to eat??
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You know, sometimes cooking is a chore that you just have to do and other times it is a fun project to play with. This looks like the fun project type! And, it’s going to taste great and save you from the chore-type cooking a few times in the future! 
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More outside work today. This little Pallet Palace was a mud hole this past winter and spring. It started raining in January and rain d for 6 months. I’ve already done dirt work on several of the shelters, making a dirt pad higher than the rest of the pen. Hopefully raising the level will help keep their shelters dry this winter.
So here’s this pen with a Pallet Palace and no way to get in the pen with my tractor. So I swung around in the driveway and dumped 3 bucket loads over the fence. Then I had to shovel the dirt into the shelter, stooping over, half crawling in it, and slinging a shovel of dirt to the back of it.
The ewe lambs of course, were delighted.
Pawing the dirt, were they helping me spread it?
Did they HAVE to go in their Pallet Palace while I’m trying to throw dirt in there?
Done!
So here’s this pen with a Pallet Palace and no way to get in the pen with my tractor. So I swung around in the driveway and dumped 3 bucket loads over the fence. Then I had to shovel the dirt into the shelter, stooping over, half crawling in it, and slinging a shovel of dirt to the back of it.
The ewe lambs of course, were delighted.
Pawing the dirt, were they helping me spread it?
Did they HAVE to go in their Pallet Palace while I’m trying to throw dirt in there?
Done!
