I was going to make a tasty 15-bean cajun soup with chicken sausage, tomatoes, onion, lemon juice and garlic. Made it before. Had to be careful when and where I ate it, though, as you can imagine. Was looking forward to eating this highly nutritious, organic, fiberous, protein-rich goodness and then storing the rest as back-up for those nights I feel like being more lazy than I already am.
Uhhhhhh....what the BLAZES happened?!
Uhhhhhh....what the BLAZES happened?!
As my best friend Napoleon would say, "Gosh!"
What will have to soak over night:
What will have to soak over night:
So I made this instead:
And ate this:
same nutritional value, right?
4 comments:
Gosh is right!
The soup sounds delish.
Good luck with that pot.
How yummy was the play-do? It actually looks good. I need to get that recipe.
In Heaven Swedish Fish will be healthy.
The soup sounds potentially quite delicious. So...did you figure out what went wrong? Bummer.
OK, so I have heard that if you soak a dryer sheet with a little water in that pan over night that the burned ickiness will come off easily. Worth a try.
That footage of Porter singing and Luke dancing is classic! I need to learn how to post videos.
Oh, and amen to swedish fish will be good for you in heaven!! Love em!
swedish fish rock! and roll. around my teeth.
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