Texas Spring/Summer Thread

   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,931  
That would be good !!
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,932  
We missed the big part of the storm. Two lines of rain moved through and we got 5/8 ths inch that we are very proud of. Lot's of thunder and lightning and only a little wind when the first storm line moved through.

Charlie
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,934  
This must be the season for fixin' stuff. My side-by-side GE refrigerator was not cooling well yesterday. My wife cleared some stuff out of the freezer for better airflow and overnight it cooled off and shut off. Today we'll make sure it is clean under the fridge. I have to keep my grandson from opening the door and then standing there in a trance while the inside heats up. Also, I got a drip below my sink and noticed the GE garbage disposal is leaking/dripping. I ordered new seals and will just keep a bowl under there to catch the drip until the seals come in. I couldn't believe the price of the seals. It's over $50 with shipping. GE is NOT gonna lose money on repair parts.:rolleyes:

What a wonderfully cool night it was last night. I won't get used to this though. It will be in the high 90s (at least) by the end of next week. My garden is very happy and so am I since I don't have to water anything.

I've been picking lots of stuff out of my garden. We've picked two big messes of green beans. We also have picked about 8 nice yellow squash and two really pretty zucs along with snow peas and sugar snaps. Yesterday, I picked a dozen big ripe cherry tomatoes. So now I'm eating beans, squash, onions, and tomatoes out of my garden. I already have lots of 4" and 5" banana peppers growing, but still green. Last night for dinner I had a big plate of seasoned microwave steamed green beans with onions and microwave steamed buttered squash. The flavor of freshly picked veggies just can't be beat. By the time my bigger tomatoes ripen over the next week, I'll also have plenty of basil for sprinkling on freshly cut tomatoes. I can't wait.:licking:
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,935  
Picked squash again this morning. I think I am going to make a squash casserole! Will make a meal on itself, and be yummy!

My basil is doing well too, and the rain has the sage, rosemary and the tarragon happy!

jinman; Why would you ruin perfectly good, fresh produce, by cooking it in the microwave? :confused:
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,936  
Last night was Awesome, the cool weather kept me awake long enough to finish the job I got rained out on and get home:laughing: I nuked some frozen fattening burritos:D and passed out by 1:45am!! Thought it was going to rain yesterday evening ,so didn't get much sleep.

Got my parts for my plasma in from China:laughing: Took fore ever, but I hope they fix the problem, then I can get to trimming tin on my shop.
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,937  
We got 7/8th of an inch. Just enough to soak in again, with no run off for my ponds. My rain went with Andrea to Florida also.
hugs, Brandi
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,938  
Picked squash again this morning. I think I am going to make a squash casserole! . . .
. . .jinman; Why would you ruin perfectly good, fresh produce, by cooking it in the microwave? :confused:

You're making a casserole and asking me about ruining perfectly good fresh produce?:confused3:

:laughing::laughing::laughing: Everyone to their own thing. . . I have several little steamer microwave bowls with a rack. I put wine with a little soy sauce in the bottom bowl and then mix my green beans and onions in the top bowl (or buttered squash) after tossing them in a few drops of olive oil and garlic. I cover the dish and nuke them for about 5 minutes if they are beans and 4 minutes at most for squash slices. The veggies come out tasting spectacular. The green beans taste like they were stir fried and the squash is full of flavor. I don't have to break out my wok or have a big cleanup mess. I use the small amount of wine and soy sauce in the bottom over the veggies if I want or just salt and pepper to taste. My cooking dishes just rinse off under the faucet. I don't heat up the house with my stovetop. If that's ruining fresh veggies, then so be it. I love me some "ruined" veggies.:)
 
   / Texas Spring/Summer Thread #1,940  
Yesterday I picked my first peppers.. six large mucho nacho hybrid pepper I got from Park seeds,, not hot but still an jalapeno,, anyway washed and sliced them in half, then stuffed them with sausage, cream cheese and wrapped in bacon,,
Took a table and a lawn chair out in the back yard, set up my grill and grilled them,, just as I finished it started to lighten, wind blowing 50mph, plus a hard rain,,:eek:
Nothing better than setting on the patio, eaten stuffed peppers, drinking a cold beer and watching your table and chair blow across the back yard.. life is good.:). Lou
 

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