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Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Cheesy Sausage Rigatoni
Found
in: Food Network/The Pioneer Woman
I figured out that there are
247 calories per serving, if 18 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie
counts vary depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to
use.)
I
love, love, love this dish, because it is so flavorful and cheesy. The best
thing about it is the Italian sausage. I also love making this in the summer,
because I can walk out my back door and use fresh parsley right out of the
garden. This one is a keeper! The calories are low, but I was totally full for
the entire afternoon. Anything that can keep me full is totally worthwhile.
Here are my ingredients |
I began by preparing the pasta |
Next, the onions |
I added the meat to the onions OMG the smell was fabulous |
Add in the sauce |
It is ready to enter the oven |
HOT AND YUMMY! |
Add the parsley for the finishing touch |
Ready for my individual freezer servings |
Bucket List Update
1933 A
Farewell to Arms
starring:
Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes
plot
– they meet, got separated, and then eventually got back together
Who knew that Helen Hayes was so beautiful
as a kid? I only
remembered
her from the movie Airplane as the little old lady
stealing aboard the plane.
1937
A Star is Born
starring:
Janet Gaynor, Fredric March, and Andy Devine
plot
– a struggling actress gets help from an alcoholic movie star,
but their marriage is in trouble when she becomes a
bigger star.
Okay, I must admit that I thought this was
going to be like the
Barbra Streisand movie, but this was different. I did like the
movie, but found myself annoyed that he couldn’t be happy
for his wife and went off and felt so sorry for himself. Really?
1941
Here Comes Mr. Jordan
starring: Robert Montgomery and Claude Rains
plot
– a boxer dies before he was supposed to and then gets a second
chance to return to Earth.
1946
The Yearling
starring:
Gregory Peck and Jane Wyman
plot:
A poor Florida farmer’s son takes care of a fawn
I have a love/hate feeling about this movie.
The relationship between
the boy and the fawn is so sweet. I had to close my eyes
when the family dogs were fighting a bear. It upset me because
I hate to watch animals fighting. I hated the ending because
the fawn was killed just like Old Yeller.
I wanted everything
to end happily – what a drag!
1955
Marty
starring: Ernest Borgnine
plot:
two self-proclaimed unattractive people discover each other
I really liked this movie, but I had a hard
time trying to remember
this character instead of thinking of Borgnine as McHale.
It was a nice thought that there is someone out there for
everyone.
Another Girls’ Dinner
We have such a good time when we are all together |
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