What the Beck???
Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Scrambles
Found in: The Pioneer Woman Cooks:Dinnertime
Page: 16 Copyright: 2015 Harper Collins
I figured out that there are
500 calories, if 2 - 3servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary
depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
This is just your one of your
basic scrambled egg recipes. Unfortunately, I can’t give you the recipe because
it is only in the book. This will be the base for all of the recipes for the next few entries.
Here are the ingredients that I used in this recipe.
I stirred the ingredients together and cooked them until done.
Recipe Review
The Florentine Scramble below is a great one if you
love spinach, tomatoes, and cheese in your egg recipe. The ingredients are not my cup of tea, but I thought you should know that this can also be found in the book.
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Florentine Scramble
Found in: The Pioneer Woman Cooks:Dinnertime
Page: 119 Copyright: 2015 Harper Collins
This sounds so dumb because I image all of you know how to make basic scrambled eggs. Just wait until the next entry when I
make Ree's Santa Fe Scramble.
Bucket List Update
Academy Award Nominated Movies
starring:
Warner Baxter, Bebe Daniels, George Brent, Ruby
Keeler, Ginger Rogers and Dick Powell
plot – This
is the story of a Broadway show and the drama that happens when trying to get the show up and open.
This was a good movie. I wanted to fast forward at times, but that is because the topic didn’t
thrill me to death.
1934 Imitation
of Life
starring: Claudette
Colbert, Louise Beavers, Warren
William, and Alan Hale
plot – a
widow syrup salesgirl finances her way into opening a restaurant, incorporating,
and packaging a product. There was
another huge conflict with a young black
woman who refused to let anyone discover she was black, as she was very
light skinned.
This was a great movie! I loved the drive of the widow
to become a success. I loved what she became, but felt great sorrow for the girl who couldn’t
accept what she was until the climax.
1934 The Thin
Man
starring: William
Powell, Myrna Loy, and Maureen O’Sullivan
plot – This
is a Nick and Nora Charles mystery. It
is about the death of an inventor. This is the first movie in a series
about the detective couple.
This was a really good movie. The premise was strong,
and I learned something new. I am a crossword puzzle freak, and I now know a common answer asked by the puzzle maker. They frequently ask the name of the Charles’ dog. The answer is ASTA!!! Yeah!
1935 A
Midsummer Night’s Dream
starring: Jimmy
Cagney, Olivia de Haviland, Dick
Powell, Mickey Rooney
plot – to
me it was just the story of a bunch of Shakespearean actors in the forest with a lot
of mythical creatures.
This was an awful movie to me because I dislike reading, watching, or listening to Shakespeare.
I will say, however, that Mickey Rooney as
Puck lightened it up and made it tolerable
for me.
1935 Top Hat
starring: Fred
Astaire, Ginger Rogers
plot – neighbors
dance their way across Europe.
I liked the beginning of the movie, but
there was so much
dancing that I hoped it would end soon.
It was a cute story.
Birds Birds, Everywhere!!
This photo was taken while I was on the Tollroad (88).
I have never seen some many hundreds of birds at one time.
The sunset was beautiful, the birds were scary, and thank
God there were no cars around me, as I snapped these
pictures while driving very quickly (80 mph) to drop off food to my nephew Wesley and his fabulous wife, Lindsay!
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