I stopped by the butcher yesterday to pick up a few things for dinner this week. I'm very excited to say that I no longer have to snort like a pig or flap my arms like a chicken to tell the butcher which type of meat I want.
Yes, I've actually done that.
Sometimes you've just got to do what you've got to do.
I got a pork roast, a few boneless skinless chicken breast, ground pork, and one chicken cut up.
This morning, while preparing our Sunday afternoon lunch, I was washing the cut up chicken to bake when I came across the ugliest, scaliest chicken feet! I had already thrown them away when I thought to take a picture just for you, but I wasn't going to dig threw the trash that contained nasty diapers from a stomach virus plaguing my family....
enough about that....
Anyway, here is the end result...yummy chicken baking away in my oven. (without feet)
A few weeks ago we had a meeting at the house of one of the members of the church where we minister. We are doing this once a month over the next few months in an attempt to reach the friends and neighbors of those hosting the meeting. It's a good time of singing, preaching and always food and fellowship afterwards.
The kids seem to be feeling better today. Hopefully that bug is on it's way out the door!
Thanks for your prayers.
Hope you guys have a great week!
5 comments:
Chicken feet, I love it! Reminds me of the many things I have eaten and just decided not ask what it was. Dog maybe in Thailand, who knows what in the indigenous villages in Panama, and sometimes I get a little crazy with cooking in my own home here in Costa Rica.
Thanks for bringing a smile to my day,
Sarah Dawn
Cute picts of the kids. When we moved back to NY, we went to the grocery store and my kids were infatuated with the fact that they sold packs of chicken feet. I'd seen that kind of stuff all my life, but forgot my kids hadn't. Never eaten a chicken foot, you? I just don't know what they're used for...I mean there's no meat on them. I guess they come in handy as a toothpick...?
-FringeGirl
Yeah, snort snort, flap, flap. Great! Glad we have moved beyond that. ;) Congratulations. En Hora Buena! :)
I am so glad the kidos are doing better. What a welcome home gift!
How did you make your blog bigger? or is it just my imagination? It seems larger print.
These pictures are so great. What a blessing! Touched my heart to see you all singing.
Love the icecream faces! soo cute.
of course I am bias and love your kidos so much! ;)
What fun pictures of your kids. You know, ice cream just seems to taste better when you get it all over your face. lol
the pictures are so good. It is so great to see the changing in them without seeing them. lol Love ya,
Sandy
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