A Culinary Disaster, and a Resolution

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Related imageSunday dawns gloriously wet, with dripping eaves and wet dogs wishing to share the joy. Rainy mornings need to be celebrated with soft silence and contemplation, though da Budgie disagrees with plaintive little yeeps and buzzes.

And so the week begins afresh, and my Sunday chore is online grocery shopping and planning two evening meals. My southern chicken-fried-steak was not one of my more successful creations, and I think I may redirect my efforts from southern cooking back to post war open a can and dump it in the saucepan cuisine. I just don’t have the chops for cooking.

I’ve been meditating on God’s three directives. Live. Breed. Die. They weren’t given as teachings, but oddly are all gifts, though each one has its own pain. And the pain is another one of those things that takes a whole new passel of pondering. I’d just as soon pass on the pain, thank you.

But the happy barking of dogs about to go outside with Snookums pushes the morbid meditation out of my mind, and the coffee cup needs refilling.

Good morning!

 

8 thoughts on “A Culinary Disaster, and a Resolution

    rivergirl1211 said:
    August 12, 2018 at 12:53 pm

    I’m sorry… IS there such a thing as bad chicken fried steak?

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    Catherine said:
    August 12, 2018 at 3:04 pm

    Did I miss dinner?

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      Rusty Armor responded:
      August 12, 2018 at 3:08 pm

      Yeah. You got lucky this time …

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    Lia Storm said:
    August 14, 2018 at 8:22 am

    Live, Breed, Die, yes, that pretty much sums it up! I just made chicken fried steak and it was delicious. Everyone loves my chicken fried steak. I use peanut oil when I fry it. It just seems to make it taste better. Also there is this seasoning at Winn Dixie called “soul food seasoning”. That is my secret 😏

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      Rusty Armor responded:
      August 14, 2018 at 8:34 am

      I did use peanut oil .. but the saltine breading wasn’t so good ..

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        Lia Storm said:
        August 14, 2018 at 8:47 am

        Oh yeah, that might not be the best thing to use lol. I buy “Kentucky Kernel” seasoned flour, dip the steak in milk and dredge it in the flour. It is delicious and turns out very crispy

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