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I've booked a suite for us in Memphis (yeah, sounds weird but there are
reasons!) Wednesday June 15th through the following Monday. Again it will be a suite with a kitchen including a full size fridge/freezer, 2 burner stove, microwave, toaster. I will be able to bring stuff from home and store it. I'd like ideas for what I can cook. We'll be passing a really nice vegetable market on the way to and from the art show. In Kansas I cooked chicken parm with pasta in the room. I also made a sautéed chicken/broccoli/artichoke heart dish in a cream sauce. Looks like it will be seafood here because this is what I have in the freezer: 2 sole fillets (I'm thinking sole piccata) 2 nice Atlantic cod fillets (pan fried?) 1 lb. frozen bay scallops (breaded and then pan fried and finished with a white wine cream sauce?) 1 lb. frozen crawfish tail meat (use a handful in sauce on top of fish?) individual cryovac'd tilapia fillets (again with a sauce?) Made from fresh (but now frozen) bread crumbs Assorted frozen veggies including Brussels sprouts, Fordhook limas, broccoli florets, frozen leaf spinach (not the chopped stuff) olive oil butter herbs & spices of all sorts I can easily pick up other fresh produce going to/from the show. I can also easily pick up cheeses. This time rather than pasta I'm thinking of a rice pilaf to go with the meal. Need something done stove-toppable or microwaveable and *not* spicy as John can't handle spicy. Anything you can suggest with a single covered fry pan with a couple of extra pots and pans would be appreciated. Jill - have food, will travel (sorta) -- I used to have a handle on life...but it broke off. |
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