
Well.... :0(
Of the whole list of items I had DH pick up yesterday, I FORGOT to put Lipton Onion Soup mix :0(
Now, there IS a condensed Campbell's soup can of French Onion soup in the pantry, but I was strictly told "NO! I have plans for that!" {{for crying out loud...as IF the store doesn't stock more, right!?!?!?}}
BUT, not wanting to have a foolish tiff going with company here, I rummaged through the seasoning cupboard to see what goodies I could find to give this roast for tonight's meal some good flavor.


So, into the crock pot it went: 8 Tbls. I HOPE that's not too much with 8 cups of water!?!?! There wasn't much for directions on the bottle, and I didn't search online about it. {{I dunno! Have you ever cooked with it??? What can you tell me about this??}} This is a BIG pork roast!!!! I'm certain the flavor will be just fine, but always a little unsure about new "attempts"----specially when cooking for a BIL!!! ;0) **yikes**
Okay----we'll see. I've "set it".....so now.....time to forget it.
But I'm pooped! No interest to head back downstairs right now. However, I have a book waiting on the end table; I'm reading "Breaking Dawn" for the third time. I haven't read it for some time and I kinda forgot some of the details, so.....yeah....wanted to read it again.
4 comments:
How brave to try something new when you have visitors! I've noticed that a lot of American recipes use soups as an ingredient, not something we do a lot in the UK. I think you can buy various rubs and mixes but I've never tried any of them, so many of them have gluten or dairy in that it's just not worth it. I hope your supper turned out really tasty.
I just bought a Pampered Chef baking stone roaster and roasted a chicken in 1/2 an hour in the microwave(...so I had to buy a bigger microwave so the dang thing would fit, but whatever!)Anyway, it turned out amazing-the white meat was still moist-and I used the leftover meat for corn soup. But I used some kind of new spice, not knowing if it was good or not but it smelled good. That's always a good sign!
I use liquid smoke all the time for my briskets and hamburgers. We love it. My DH says my burgers are the best. I have never used it on anything but beef so I can't help you with the pork stuff...
Hey Amy, it sounds delicious and creative. How did it turn out.
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