Tonight was one of those crazy nights when every second is scheduled. We got home from parent teacher conference and I had 40 minutes before we had to leave to go to church. Thank goodness I had a plan. I had bought steaks this morning. As soon as I walked in the door I used the No. 3 FF cone to cut Yukon Gold potatoes. I rinsed them, put them in the inset, added an inch of water to the 3 Quart sauce pan, placed the inset into the sauce pan, covered and turned it to medium-click low 15 minutes.
Next, I got the steaks out and put a little grilling seasoning on them. I followed the directions on page 6-2 & 6-3 for pan broiling meat. After the skillet was at 375 I put the steaks on and set the timer for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes I turned down the skillet to 275 and cooked them for 5 minutes more. I partially had them covered while they cooked.
They were very tasty but they were a tiny bit over done. I should have turned it down as soon as I put the steaks on. No one even got any steak sauce out.
While they cooked I made a salad. By the time we got everything on the table, everyone to the table and our prayer said the potatoes were ready to mash. I dumped out the water from the sauce pan and put the potatoes into the pan. I added some seasoning salt and mashed them.
What am I doing here?
I am a stay at home mom who is very concerned with the health of my family. I am always on the look out for healthy but tasteful dishes. Last month I attended a cooking class from the Cancer Project. I loved the new ideas and have been trying to implement the things I learned in my every day cooking.
I recently purchased some nifty new items for my kitchen, and I am so excited about them I decided to blog about my experiences and experiments.
My new SaladMaster waterless cookware came with a good size cookbook and I thought it would be fun to make a goal to try everything in the cookbook (my husband won't support me in trying the seafood). This cookware is completely different from anything else I have ever used, and I want to share this expirence with everyone so they can learn from my awesome mistakes and incredible triumphs!
My wonderful husband recently gave me the greatest gift ever, a Blendtec blender. It has a counter on it and I have already used it 30 times in one week. This device nicely compliments the cookware, and I will keep everyone apprised of my adventures with it as well.
I recently purchased some nifty new items for my kitchen, and I am so excited about them I decided to blog about my experiences and experiments.
My new SaladMaster waterless cookware came with a good size cookbook and I thought it would be fun to make a goal to try everything in the cookbook (my husband won't support me in trying the seafood). This cookware is completely different from anything else I have ever used, and I want to share this expirence with everyone so they can learn from my awesome mistakes and incredible triumphs!
My wonderful husband recently gave me the greatest gift ever, a Blendtec blender. It has a counter on it and I have already used it 30 times in one week. This device nicely compliments the cookware, and I will keep everyone apprised of my adventures with it as well.
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