My daughter-in-law did a great job of preparing this tasty dish. It was for our youngest grandson’s 16th birthday celebration!!
A fusion of Elk meat chunks and a classic North Indian mild curry made with yogurt, tomato paste, ginger, garlic and traditional Indian spices.
The holiday season is over. How did you handle it? Are you now on a diet? Have you made New Year’s resolutions to eat better, or to lose weight? These delightful chocolate goodies are tempting for those that like sugar, chocolate, or peanut butter! The “buckeyes” are for peanut butter lovers. I am not so keen on peanut butter, unless it is mixed with karo syrup or honey! Of course that adds calories. Hoping this New Year sees you healthier, lighter, and in good spirits. Remember, looking at photos doesn’t add calories. Apologies to those folks that couldn’t handle the photo, and had to rush out and buy some chocolates. We bought them because it was a fundraiser, and we gave them away!
A nice tasty dish we enjoyed on Christmas Eve Day. It was prepared by our daughter-in-law, who is an expert at preparing Bengali cuisine!!
It seems like a long time ago that I enjoyed this delightful breakfast, the baked oatmeal, compliments of my brother in Texas! I think we were first introduced to baked oatmeal while living in Northwestern Ontario.
Homemade Biscuits and Gravy
Breakfast vegetables on the “Jewel of the Seas” cruise ship.
My cousin’s son had a surprise birthday party!
Too bad, this post is three days late! 😦 Happy Belated Birthday, Austin!!
A beautiful unique wedding cake. This was for the bridal table. The rest of the guests had a choice of many cheesecakes for their desserts.
