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i am guilty of letting the demands of farm life, family and fun take precedence over blogging the last two weeks...what an incredibly busy and productive time it's been. i have lots to share, but first things first.i need to post a follow up from the april fool's day post where i planted some fake eggs

in the nesting boxes. the fake eggs eventually have been accepted once again and the girls have been putting out a steady stream of good sized eggs for us to enjoy. there were several extremely large eggs in the last week...the first pictured above. this morning, i cracked two of them into the pan,...

https://farmatcoventry.blogspot.com/2009/04/

i am guilty of letting the demands of farm life, family and fun take precedence over blogging the last two weeks...what an incredibly busy and productive time it's been. i have lots to share, but first things first.i need to post a follow up from the april fool's day post where i planted some fake eggs

in the nesting boxes. the fake eggs eventually have been accepted once again and the girls have been putting out a steady stream of good sized eggs for us to enjoy. there were several extremely large eggs in the last week...the first pictured above. this morning, i cracked two of them into the pan,...

http://farmatcoventry.blogspot.com/2009/04/

with the lid off, stirring every couple of minutes. season with salt, remove from the heat and set aside. cook the linguine in a large saucepan of salted boiling water until al dente. to get the perfect al dente bite, cook the pasta for minute less than instructed on the packet. once the pasta is cooked

, drain and tip back into the same pan it was cooked in. pour the puttanesca sauce over the linguine and stir all together for seconds to allow the flavours to combine fully. serve immediately – without any kind of cheese!...

https://www.ginodacampo.com/recipe/linguine-southern-italian-sauce-anchovies-capers/

to what is now my favorite dish. in the gravy, i used a can of french onion soup as well as a can of cream of mushroom and ... read more most helpful critical review serena / / the "steaks" themselves were tasty (heavily altered with additional seasonings). my steaks held their shape quite well. i cooked

, i don't think it is fair to make changes and then rate a recipe. so as-is this recipe is really good, stars. the second time i made it i followed oth... read more serena / / the "steaks" themselves were tasty (heavily altered with additional seasonings). my steaks held their shape quite well. i cooked...

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/14595/salisbury-steak/

definitely no match for real smoked brisket and the depth of flavor. i bought the brisket at a whole sale club, so i just doubled the recipe as it fit in my cr... read more janedks / / very good, very easy. i've always wrapped my brisket in foil to make it in the crockpot. this recipe is great. i cooked

i added a bit more liquid smoke to the sauce and used sweet baby ray's original. cooked on high for hours ( - / lb. brisket) till fork-tender. to the juices i whis... read more jason c. / / much too salty. i followed the recipe exactly as it was written. cut the spices at least in half or plan on a super...

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/232137/slow-cooker-texas-smoked-beef-brisket/

two important notes: i doubled the onions and celery, and i also cooked it for minutes in the cooker a... read more most helpful critical review coleen / / other than the turkey breast was .. lb rather than lb, i followed the recipe. i've used pressure cookers for years, this was my first time using

two important notes: i doubled the onions and celery, and i also cooked it for minutes in the cooker a... read more kcf / / this was so easy and good!...

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/260227/instant-pot-turkey-breast/

because they really did contain basic recipes for beginners that were just interesting enough in flavor and technique to justify a minor mess in the kitchen. this recipe was one of the ones that caught my eye, specifically because of the use of broccoli rabe which, according to my self, i had never cooked

with or eaten before. the original recipe called for blanching, then roasting the vegetable before adding it to the pan where the sausage is cooked, then adding the pasta and so on. back then, that may have seemed like a perfectly reasonable request... but dianna of "ain't got time for that", so i streamlined...

https://honestcooking.com/broccoli-rabe-pasta/