Bam!

By Michelle Ferguson -
As a follow up to the Mac N’ Cheese blog, I will let the hundreds of you (or the one of you..Rosemary) who inquired, know that "Pancake Saturday" never did materialize because we never got to the store to buy pancake mix. Instead, we opted for "Cereal and Yogurt Saturday." So close.

However, never ones to disappoint the masses with our impressive cooking skills, we went to the grocery store yesterday and for the first time perused the mysterious “meat” aisle which beforehand had been elusive (or at least unnecessary).

We excitedly returned home with the makings of what would become our second and most fabulous of gourmet meals to be prepared upon our dingy green portable gas stove (how we love it).

Please, feel free to gaze upon the beauty of our respective creations.


















Josh was responsible for the one on the left, a little something we like to call “Hamburgers.” A little ketchup, mustard, some meat tenderizer….I can print out the exhaustive recipe for those who would like to attempt it.

On the right is my own daring experiment (which I’ll be repeating once again tonight), involving a piece of chicken breast and something called “Frozen Vegetable Medley.” I am terribly exotic in my frozen vegetable choices.

Combine the above feast with an episode of "30 Rock" and you have yourself the perfect Saturday evening at home :)

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