Weekend Grub

Since the weather was getting cool and wonderfully Autumnally I decided to make short ribs. Since that is a two day project I had my Special Helper assist me for a few hours Saturday during the preparations

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Once they were done and cooling down to go into the fridge to yummify over night I made some curried butternut squash soup for Saturday’s dinner

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My Bride made some deee-lish grilled cheeses to round things out.

Man, I tell you, I spent at least 6 hours on my feet in the kitchen Saturday…must have cost me at least 4 bottles of wine.

But it was all worth it because the short ribs we polished off on Sunday night were exceedingly yum

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on a bed of tarragon-flavored brown rice with some roasted brussel sprouts.

And lots of wine.

10 Responses to “Weekend Grub”

  1. Agricola says:

    You can’t post this without, at a minimum, links to the recipes!!!

  2. Julie says:

    Oh muh gosh, that all looks so good! Claude is a lucky pup. If I believed in reincarnation, I’d want to come back as a dog in the Bingley household!

  3. JeffS says:

    Looks very tasty! Especially since Lord Claude received His tribute.

    And lots of wine.

    Naturally.

  4. aelfheld says:

    I’m with Agricola – where’s the recipe?

  5. Mr. Bingley says:

    I’ll try and get them pisted later, but they are modified versions from my absolute favorite cooking site: simplyrecipes.com

  6. JeffS says:

    “Pisted”? Yeah, you had LOTS of wine!

  7. Kathy Kinsley says:

    LOL – what JeffS said…
    Oh, and would you mind sending that Autumnal weather down to SW FL? We’re still in the high 80’s.

  8. Mr. Bingley says:

    here’s the basic recipe for the short ribs, except I used 4lbs of boneless short ribs instead of 12 bone-in ones; i doubled the onion, quadrupled the celery and quintupled the carrots; and i used 8 cups of beef stock instead of the 6 of veal.

    But aside from that… 😉

  9. Mr. Bingley says:

    and here’s the soup. i really didn’t change this too much, other than adding a few carrots (this is what happens when you buy 10# at Costco: carrots go into everything!) and upping the curry and cumin amounts slightly…

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