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stevenpiziks) wrote2020-11-29 10:49 pm
stevenpiziks) wrote2020-11-29 10:49 pm
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Mmmm . . . Sandwich
In addition to the humongous turkey, I bought a spiral ham for Darwin. A while ago, I bought some ham steaks for cooking, and Darwin ended up munching them down--it's a no-carb food, you see, and he likes it. He ate the ham steaks right quick, in fact. An entire ham is way cheaper than a few slices, so I bought one, carved it into chunks, and put the extra in the freezer so he can have as much as he likes.
Anyway, this evening I mentioned to Max and Darwin, "Don't forget that there's a lot of ham in the freezer. When you finish off a section of it from the fridge, get a new bag to thaw."
"Fried ham," said Max, who hadn't had supper. "And Miracle Whip. And cucumbers. That would be a great sandwich right now."
It did sound good. So what the hell, right? I sliced up a some ham and set it in puddles of melted butter on a griddle. While it was frying up, I sliced my home-made brioche and a cucumber. Thick, sizzling slices of ham in tangy sandwich spread with crisp cucumbers. It was dee-licious!
Anyway, this evening I mentioned to Max and Darwin, "Don't forget that there's a lot of ham in the freezer. When you finish off a section of it from the fridge, get a new bag to thaw."
"Fried ham," said Max, who hadn't had supper. "And Miracle Whip. And cucumbers. That would be a great sandwich right now."
It did sound good. So what the hell, right? I sliced up a some ham and set it in puddles of melted butter on a griddle. While it was frying up, I sliced my home-made brioche and a cucumber. Thick, sizzling slices of ham in tangy sandwich spread with crisp cucumbers. It was dee-licious!