What's for dinner?

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DH cooked Wednesday and he's cooking again tonight. I think I've created a monster, lol. Stuffed red bell peppers tonight. I hardly know what to do with myself while he's fiddling around in MY kitchen lol. But, I really am grateful - it's just weird!

we have found out that it is better for both of us not to be cooking at the same time. so what i do is help out when she is done or in between things like i can clean up and do some dishes or help her bag things up. and since most of what i would make for myself is too spicy for her there's no danger of her getting too involved in the cooking i do. most of the time i wait until she is gone visiting a friend and that saves us both the hassle and stress.

today Mom baked bread and we had onion soup and fresh baked bread with butter for lunch.

we've really missed her homemade bread and have tried some from the store and we just can't like them. the last loaf she bought was bitter, some additive or another ingredient. she just uses unbleached flour, water, salt, yeast and some cracked wheat and some butter in the pan. that's it. i'm getting ready to be her apprentice next time she makes it so i can learn. i have made plenty of bread before but i want to see exactly how she does it and i want to do it while she's watching. i don't want to watch her as i've done that enough already. it is my turn. :)
 

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Eh it happens here. Saturated soil + wind + trees = bad. We drove around and there were a lot of uprooted trees as well as downed branches. Someone down the road had their rail fence blown over. Posts uprooted and all.
 

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We hit 56° then the cooler rain front rushed in and we dropped 10 degrees in half an hour. It's staying steady now though.
 

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Lazy nights are pasta here. I'll make up a bolognese to put over whatever we have. I always have either hard cheese or cured egg yolks to grate on top.
 
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