I tossed and turned all night and I doubt I sleep a solid
hour at any time. But I finally fell sound asleep at 6:00 a.m. and slept to an
amazing noon!
I was not only embarrassed, I was chagrined!
I was also hungry. So, I used the cast iron fry pan I left
out to make five strips of bacon while I made a waffle batter. I got out my
waffle maker and heated it up.
I only ate the first waffle and all the bacon. But I cooked
up all the batter and, when they cooled, stuck the extra waffles in a baggie. I’ll
eat them for breakfast next week.
I thought about going to Home Depot for more propane for my torch
to (finally) finish the dishwasher project. I could also use some furnace filters.
But it was cold and still snowing. And the dishwasher has been sitting there
for a month and half (I am using it as my kitchen island, LOL.) So, I nixed the
idea of going out.
Instead, I laid on my clean smelling sheets, eating
Cheez-its and watching the Olympics. It was then I discovered I have a fixation
on women speed skaters. They all have beautiful butts!
About 7:00 p.m., I decided to make dinner. I wanted to make
the Bacon-Wrapped Blackberry Pork Roast in this month’s Food Network Magazine,
(they had me at bacon and blackberry jam!) But, there was a problem. It needed
a minimum two hours marinade, preferably overnight.
Note to self: Read the goddamn recipes all the way through!
So, I made the marinade, combining a 1/4 cup of blackberry
jam, three tablespoons o white wine vinegar, two tablespoon of Dijon mustard
and two tablespoons (read that as a handful) of fresh thyme.
I punched holes with a paring knife in the pork loin I had
thawed. Then I stuck slices of garlic in the holes. I smeared the marinade all
over the pork loin(s) – it spit in half while I was stabbing it. I put it in a
gallon baggie and stuck it in the fridge.
However, that didn’t address my Sunday supper. So, I warmed
up another half of a strip steak and the last of parsnips. I topped the steak
with the bleu cheese compound butter and had an excellent meal.
I watched the Winter Olympics until way too late in the
night and then, reluctantly, went to bed.
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