Food and Recipes while under Coronavirus quarantine #7

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Off topic but the Northern Lights are visible from central Indiana tonight! A rare occurrence indeed.

To make this post fit the topic I will mention that I was eating tacos while watching and taking pictures from my driveway.
I'm in the Midwest, too, and I went to see if I could spot them. Just very dark sky, half a moon, and a ton of stars. Maybe I'll head back out later and check. You're so lucky, LOL. They're beautiful.
 
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I'm in the Midwest, too, and I went to see if I could spot them. Just very dark sky, half a moon, and a ton of stars. Maybe I'll head back out later and check. You're so lucky, LOL. They're beautiful.
The crazy thing is that our local news stations advised that to see the lights we should get to a dark area away from city lights. I drove have an hour into the country to find a dark road and didn’t see anything.

So I gave up and drove home, got out of my car, and saw them from my driveway. Definitely not a dark area, as there are streetlights and porch lights.
 
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Off topic but the Northern Lights are visible from central Indiana tonight! A rare occurrence indeed.

To make this post fit the topic I will mention that I was eating tacos while watching and taking pictures from my driveway.
Thank you for sharing the beautiful photos of what you saw in the night sky. Amazing.

Coincidence—we had tacos tonight, too. An easy meal, as we just purchased some ready prepared pork carnitas, salsa verde, and street-size corn tortillas. Made some pico de gallo to add, too. So good!
 
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Tried Chicken Big Mac!! I agree with one reviewer that said the sauce really does pair better with beef, but didn't care cuz it was good and it was HUGE, seriously. Ginormous.

Made pesto sauce for tomorrow. Doing some sliced bell pepps sauteeing those today/tomorrow and then adding italian sausage bites, getting that all nice and toasty. Doing some penne and topping it with the veg and sausage, some pesto on top. Got enough red bell pepps so I can do Hungarian style stuffed red pepps the following day. (Thanks to everyone that told me to toast the pine nuts for the pesto, did so, will try it tomorrow. It's resting overnight, lol. Big day for the pesto, LOL, I finally got to make one with pine nuts instead of sunflower seeds or walnuts) I STILL don't have my duck, I think I have to get the whole duck. That's Christmas, LOL.
 
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And just glad @PayrollNerd Nerd is ok!!
And her house is okay. Her neighbours took pictures of and around her home for her, and she posted them to the storm thread. Even her garden seems pretty much intact, just some downed tree branches and a couple other small things.
 
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We are organizing to go to Sarasota tomorrow. Some neighborhoods have power so kudos to the hard working lineman!

Made a yummy breakfast first. Got out the camping stove, kettle, 5 gal water jug, cooler. Doing all the laundry now.

Time to get the truck cleared out from my chaotic evacuation packing mess! My daughter’s boyfriend is driving down from Dothan AL this evening to help us get ready to go. He’s taking us out for burgers too.

It was 63 degrees at 7am CST! I had to stick my head out the door, savor it for a nanosecond, then shut the door! Imma wimp!
 

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We are organizing to go to Sarasota tomorrow. Some neighborhoods have power so kudos to the hard working lineman!

Made a yummy breakfast first. Got out the camping stove, kettle, 5 gal water jug, cooler. Doing all the laundry now.

Time to get the truck cleared out from my chaotic evacuation packing mess! My daughter’s boyfriend is driving down from Dothan AL this evening to help us get ready to go. He’s taking us out for burgers too.

It was 63 degrees at 7am CST! I had to stick my head out the door, savor it for a nanosecond, then shut the door! Imma wimp!
Looks like a great breakfast! Take it easy on those roads tomorrow, there's going to be debris and damage everywhere. I've never been through a hurricane myself, but I'm Australian, and summers here are generally underwater or actively on fire, sometimes both at once, and nothing messes up a road surface like a disaster. If nothing else, oversaturation tends to mean pothole city.
 
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Payroll Nerd, west of Dothan and my daughter sent me a photo last night of that beautiful pink and purple sky over my house. Loved the temps this morning, I’m blaming that on my oversleeping this morning!
 
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I went back out in the wee hours here, nothing but a dark sky, half moon, and ton of stars, lol.
 
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Remember our previous discussion about Indiana’s state sandwich, the tenderloin?

Just watched a search for the best tenderloin sandwich in the state of Indiana.

Check out the photo
 

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Remember our previous discussion about Indiana’s state sandwich, the tenderloin?

Just watched a search for the best tenderloin sandwich in the state of Indiana.

Check out the photo
Haha, that’s so interesting. How do people go about eating it?? Eat the hanging-off parts first by itself without the bun? Cut off the hanging off parts and pile them up in the bun?
 
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Haha, that’s so interesting. How do people go about eating it?? Eat the hanging-off parts first by itself without the bun? Cut off the hanging off parts and pile them up in the bun?
Both, and some fold it up like a New York pizza slice.

Many of our local restaurants serve Indiana tenderloin sandwiches, sometimes called Hoosier Tenderloin.
 
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It's finally under 100 in our neck of the woods, going to bbq a tri-tip this evening. Sides will be simple baked potato, green salad, and rosemary sourdough.
 
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Cooking tonight. Potato salad, zipper cream peas from the freezer, pear cobbler and sloppy joes. Pears from our tree.
 
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Haha, that’s so interesting. How do people go about eating it?? Eat the hanging-off parts first by itself without the bun? Cut off the hanging off parts and pile them up in the bun?
For real, I've both gotten them and made them where the bun is like a bull's eye in the center of this massive cutlet. Yum!! I eat around the bun and then into the bun, LOL.
 
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Cooking tonight. Potato salad, zipper cream peas from the freezer, pear cobbler and sloppy joes. Pears from our tree.
I haven't had sloppy joes in years! Think I'll make them this week, omit the sugar and add some acid maybe. Thanks for the inspiration!
 
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Well, you're all five star chefs compared to me, today. I just put two chicken tenders (from a box) on seeded bread with garlic aioli, tomato sauce, lettuce, tomato, a cheese slice, salt, pepper and dried basil and called it dinner.

Tasty, though.
 
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I’m sitting here eating dry cereal…. Fruit Loops to be precise. I’m exhausted.

About 15 minutes after we arrived back in Sarasota, the power came on!!!

Both refrigerators & the chest freezer have to be emptied tomorrow.

I will sleep good tonight!
 
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I’m sitting here eating dry cereal…. Fruit Loops to be precise. I’m exhausted.

About 15 minutes after we arrived back in Sarasota, the power came on!!!

Both refrigerators & the chest freezer have to be emptied tomorrow.

I will sleep good tonight!
Breakfast of champions!

Glad to hear you have power. Good luck with the excavation. I'd hate to think of how much effort it would take to empty our chest freezer. It's full to the brim, I haven't seen the bottom in years because everything we actually use is on the top layer, and it's large enough for two adults to fit inside with ease. It's a graveyard for leftovers we always intended to get around to eating.
 
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