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You don’t have to be Wolfgang Puck or Julia Child to stick a roast in the oven and have it turn out well. But when it does, I feel like I have scored some huge victory, like I’ve won the World Series, the Stanley Cup, or the Ashes Urn for all you Brits and Aussies out there.
It was a simple lean, pork loin. I rubbed it with sage, smoked paprika, and placed it in the oven at 400° for 30 minutes per pound. I use a rack so it browns evenly on both sides.
I cooked some apples. Peeled 3 Granny Smith apples,sliced them, and cooked them over medium heat with 2 tablespoons turbinado sugar and a few shakes of cinnamon. They kind of just turn into applesauce, but they taste good.
What I am most proud of tonight are the asparagus. I cook them with a steamer insert in a sauce pan. I did not overcook them. They were still crisp and hot.
I consider that a victory.
Now I am drinking my coffee while it is still hot.
Life is good.
Victory is sweet! ❤ Good for you ❤
Thank you. Thank you vurry much!
i am thinking of making it for her 60th birthday. Or our 10th anniversary. Whatever (waves hands) something special. 🙂
Great idea. The bourgignon part is a deal breaker for this recipe but I should try something. I can hook J with something as simple as crêpes.
woo her with food….its sensual. remind her. remind you. remember a girl on her knees for you. simmer.
Have you ever seen, “Julia and Julia?” i am going to buy everything and make Julia’s recipe.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=julie+and+julia+beef+bourguignon+
I have seen that film. Loved it! (And it had chick flick qualities to it) Yes, you should do that,