Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Garlic
Cilantro Lime Rice
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I figured out that there are
140 calories per serving, if 5servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary
depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
I ATE THE RICE AND FORGOT THE PICTURE!!! I guess that shows how great it was.
What more could a
person want on a summer night than a refreshing rice dish to accompany their
meal? This rice has so much flavor and the lime adds a special something that
most rice dishes are missing. I took it to school for lunch and shared it with
my team, but I forgot to top it with the cilantro. They enjoyed it but when I
added the cilantro the next day at home, I realized that it was even better.
Sorry team – I made a big mistake forgetting the cilantro. It truly changes the
dish and makes it outstanding. Cilantro is a wonderful spice and one I really
enjoy.
A CRAFT CORNER CORRECTION!!!!!!
Yesterday, I said that the pattern for the mittens came from
Wool and Company but I was mistaken. Madonna told me today that she found the
pattern online. I did buy the amazing yarn at that store. Sorry about the mistake.
Gabbin’ About Gratitude
I
am very thankful for the neighborhood where I grew up. Our subdivision was a
small three block place where everyone knew almost everyone who resided there.
It was a safe place where we could play all day and just check in at lunch and
dinner.
I
am thankful that my parents selected the best possible place for us to thrive
and grow up happy.
Memory Musings
One
of my favorite childhood memories was visiting my Aunt Marge & Uncle Lyle
on the farm. When I was young we always had fun hanging out with my fabulous
cousins. The farm was great for us because even though Susan collected as many
animals as she could in the neighborhood, the farm had large animals.
Aunt
Marge and Uncle Lyle will always have a special place in my heart because they
took in our beagle when my parents had had enough of her antics. I was
devastated that she had to go, but at least we got to visit her and I know she
lived a wonderful life on the farm.
A
big thank you to Aunt Marge for always being there for me. She is the best!
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