I've got another package of shaved beef that I need to cook and consume.
The previous package I stated I was going to do cooked onions with it,
but got busy and forgot them. Today I did lightly brown and sweat the
onions for these sandwiches and also picked up a bottle of Montreal
Steak Seasoning. Looked in the cabinet the other day and none was in residence so it was Montreal Chicken Seasoning with several dashes of
smoked paprika thrown in. Good, but MSS would have been better.
Buttered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
I've got another package of shaved beef that I need to cook and consume.
The previous package I stated I was going to do cooked onions with it,
but got busy and forgot them. Today I did lightly brown and sweat the
onions for these sandwiches and also picked up a bottle of Montreal
Steak Seasoning. Looked in the cabinet the other day and none was in residence so it was Montreal Chicken Seasoning with several dashes of
smoked paprika thrown in. Good, but MSS would have been better.
Buttered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
~
I've got another package of shaved beef that I need to cook and
consume. The previous package I stated I was going to do cooked
onions with it, but got busy and forgot them. Today I did lightly
brown and sweat the onions for these sandwiches and also picked up a
bottle of Montreal Steak Seasoning. Looked in the cabinet the other
day and none was in residence so it was Montreal Chicken Seasoning
with several dashes of smoked paprika thrown in. Good, but MSS would
have been better.
Buttered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
~
Nothing much the past week, not sure if related to my kidney or picked
up a virus along the way. Today is better than yesterday that was better than the previous day.
On 9/29/2026 5:16 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:have the problems of a woman I met at the dog park. She limped her way
Buttered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
~
Nothing much the past week, not sure if related to my kidney or picked
up a virus along the way. Today is better than yesterday that was better than the previous day.
That's rough. I hope you are feeling better soon. Be thankful you don't
On 2026-09-29 6:56 p.m., Ed P wrote:
On 9/29/2026 5:16 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
Buttered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
Nothing much the past week, not sure if related to my kidney or picked
up a virus along the way. Today is better than yesterday that was better
than the previous day.
That's rough. I hope you are feeling better soon. Be thankful you don't
have the problems of a woman I met at the dog park.
I've got another package of shaved beef that I need to cook and consume.
The previous package I stated I was going to do cooked onions with it,
but got busy and forgot them. Today I did lightly brown and sweat the
onions for these sandwiches and also picked up a bottle of Montreal
Steak Seasoning. Looked in the cabinet the other day and none was in residence so it was Montreal Chicken Seasoning with several dashes of
smoked paprika thrown in. Good, but MSS would have been better.
Buttered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
Be thankful you don't
have the problems of a woman I met at the dog park. She limped her way
over to sit with us and when some asked about her difficulty walking she
had a quite a tale. It turns out that she has tumors in
her pancreas, uterus, lung and breast.
She was amazingly optimistic and claimed that if they catch pancreatic cancer before you show any symptoms they can beat it.
I've been doing a lot of baking lately -- well, a lot for someone
who lives alone. For Tuesday dinner I had two slices of homemade
whole wheat bread, with butter, along with some sharp cheddar
cheese (it's sharper than I usually get, but good) and some
vegetables.
For Wednesday's lunch, I tried this group's technique of a
grilled cheese cooked in olive oil over low-ish heat. It was
pretty good.
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> posted:
For Wednesday's lunch, I tried this group's technique of a
grilled cheese cooked in olive oil over low-ish heat. It was
pretty good.
Before I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans forThey would have to claw butter out of my cold, dead hands. I posted
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> posted:Indeed. Her tumors were detected in the course of testing for the spider
Be thankful you don't
have the problems of a woman I met at the dog park. She limped her way
over to sit with us and when some asked about her difficulty walking she
had a quite a tale. It turns out that she has tumors in
her pancreas, uterus, lung and breast.
She was amazingly optimistic and claimed that if they catch pancreatic
cancer before you show any symptoms they can beat it.
Poor woman!
The problem with her reasoning is most people don't go to the doctor until they have a problem and are feeling unwell then they find the problem. By then, many times, you're so far gone there's not a cure at that stage.
On 2026-09-29 6:56 p.m., Ed P wrote:
On 9/29/2026 5:16 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
have the problems of a woman I met at the dog park.-a She limped her way over to sit with us and when some asked about her difficulty walking sheButtered and toasted steak bun and provolone cheese again.
~
Nothing much the past week, not sure if related to my kidney or picked
up a virus along the way. Today is better than yesterday that was
better than the previous day.
That's rough. I hope you are feeling better soon.-a Be thankful you don't
had a quite a tale. She and her husband had been in a seaside resort in Mexico and the night before they left she was bitten by a spider... in
the mouth.-a She was starting to suffer by the time they got back home
she was in a bad way. Her husband took her to the hospital and she spend about three weeks there. She had just been released two days earlier.
She had suffered all sorts of problems from the spider bite and had to undergo numerous tests and scans. It turns out that she has tumors in
her pancreas, uterus, lung and breast.
She was amazingly optimistic and claimed that if they catch pancreatic cancer before you show any symptoms they can beat it.-a I didn't want to
pop her balloon, but I figured that if you have tumor(s) in at least
four different organs it has already metastasized. What a damned shame.
She was a really nice, outgoing and really good looking.
Before I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans fortwo bites.
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
Try one side or one corner. At least you will know for sure in one or
On 2026-09-29 8:25 p.m., Dave Smith wrote:.
She was amazingly optimistic and claimed that if they catch pancreatic
cancer before you show any symptoms they can beat it.-a I didn't want
to pop her balloon, but I figured that if you have tumor(s) in at
least four different organs it has already metastasized. What a damned
shame. She was a really nice, outgoing and really good looking.
My D-I-L had kidney stones that caused problems and a scan revealed a
tumour in her pancreas. We were all worried sick, as you can imagine.
But a biopsy revealed that it is one of the 5% of tumours that she will
die with and not from.
I'm going to try my hand /again/ at making homemade biscuits in the
next few days as I need to psych myself up for this. But I just can't
get into wheat bread with that sour taste no matter how little whole
wheat is used.
For Wednesday's lunch, I tried this group's technique of a
grilled cheese cooked in olive oil over low-ish heat. It was
pretty good.
Before I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans for
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
On 9/30/2026 5:09 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
Before I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans forTry one side or one corner. At least you will know for sure in one or
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
two bites.
On 9/30/2026 4:09 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.comNOSPAM> posted:
For Wednesday's lunch, I tried this group's technique of a
grilled cheese cooked in olive oil over low-ish heat. It was
pretty good.
Ick, and "pretty good" is only marginally worth eating.
This is much better.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/HeSEEm9CJTSbaJXV6
They would have to claw butter out of my cold, dead hands.
Before I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled
cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans for
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
Ed P <esp@snet.n> posted:
On 9/30/2026 5:09 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
Try one side or one corner. At least you will know for sure in one or
Before I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled
cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans for
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
two bites.
That's a good idea or make a diagonally cut sandwich of olive oil. I'll figure out some way to do a taste test. -aEfno
~
efore I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled
cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter. No plans for
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
On 9/30/2026 5:09 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
efore I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled
cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter.-a No plans for
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
Just use a drizzle of olive oil.-a Don't give up butter!
My mother used mayo to make grilled cheese sandwiches.-a I was surprised
to find that out.-a I'm not sure but it may have been Miracle Whip, not actual mayo.-a She seemed surprised when I told her I never used mayo to make grilled cheese.
On 2026-09-30 7:15 p.m., jmcquown wrote:
On 9/30/2026 5:09 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
efore I leave this earth, I'm going to try an olive oil (EfyR) grilled
cheese sandwich, but it will be hard to give up butter.-a No plans for
a mayo grilled cheese sandwich, though.
Just use a drizzle of olive oil.-a Don't give up butter!
My mother used mayo to make grilled cheese sandwiches.-a I was
surprised to find that out.-a I'm not sure but it may have been Miracle
Whip, not actual mayo.-a She seemed surprised when I told her I never
used mayo to make grilled cheese.
My mother always used margarine. She dislike butter. She never used it
on bread, potatoes, vegetables or anything else that most people liked
with butter.
On 2026-09-30 5:09 p.m., ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net wrote:
I'm going to try my hand /again/ at making homemade biscuits in the
next few days as I need to psych myself up for this. But I just can't
get into wheat bread with that sour taste no matter how little whole
wheat is used.
The only biscuits we ever made were tea biscuits. I can't imagine
biscuits being made with whole wheat.
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