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Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Steak Bites
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2009/01/steak-bites/
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2009/01/steak-bites/
I figured out that there are
342 calories per serving, if 4 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary
depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
OMG these are wonderful! Now, this could be because I love meat,
or because it was so flavorful, or because Ree totally knows what she is doing.
Whatever the reason, these steak bites are the perfect side dish for any meal.
For breakfast, this steak would be a great side for eggs. This extra protein in
the morning is a great start to the day.
For lunch, you could add these bites to a salad to make it a little
heartier. Of course for dinner, you could put them in pasta, mix with skewered
vegetables, or even stack them on a bun. They would also be great in a burrito.
I personally, just ate them all alone on a plate. Yum!
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| Here are my ingredients |
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| A blurry photo of the meat chopped up |
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| It's time to melt the butter |
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| I aways put individual servings in the freezer for later |
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| Gosh is this tasty! Don't ya just want a bite? |
Bucket List Update
1934
The Barretts of Wimpole Street
starring: Norma Shearer and Fredric March
plot
– The love story of Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning.
I really liked this old movie. I didn’t know
much about the love story
of Barrett and Browning. It was a truly interesting story.
1937
In Old Chicago
starring: Tyrone Power and Alice Faye
plot:
This is the story of the O’Leary family and the Great Chicago.
I was so impressed with this movie. Being that it was 1938, I had low expectations for the cinematography. How could they create the Great Chicago Fire in those days? They did a wonderful job with the special effects, and I really loved this movie.
I was so impressed with this movie. Being that it was 1938, I had low expectations for the cinematography. How could they create the Great Chicago Fire in those days? They did a wonderful job with the special effects, and I really loved this movie.
1938
La Grande Illusion
starring: Pierre Fresay and Jean Gabin
plot
– A World War II film about two French soldiers who are captured
and put in a German camp.
OMG – this film had captions to read, and. I
was exhausted after
the first fifteen minutes. It was awful. Most of the time
I could figure out what was happening, but I truly hated
this film.
1947
Gentleman’s Agreement
starring: Gregory Peck and Dorothy McQuire
plot
– A reporter is trying to gather information on anti-semitism, so
he pretends to be Jewish. He has a really hard time dealing with
the hatred.
This was a fabulous film from beginning to
end. Gregory Peck was great
in this role, and his reactions to the hatred were so realistic and
moving. This one is a must see. Set your DVD!
1950
King Solomon’s Mines
starring: Deborah Kerr and Stewart Granger
plot
– a lady tries to hire a guide to hunt for her husband who is lost
in the middle of Africa, at a time where little was explored.
I loved this movie. Filming in untamed
Africa was eye opening to me.
I really have no desire to ever travel there, but this historical view
of the country was impressive to see. I learned a lot about the tribes
that lived there at that time.
The Old Neighborhood
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| Our house has changed a lot. I really like it being gray with dark green shutters and door. |
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| The new addition hasn't changed too much, but the houses are hidden by the foliage. |
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| The elevator house is radically different |
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| Rascher's house is a big mess. I wondering what they are doing to it. |
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| Potter's replacement house |
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| The Burger's house hasn't changed much |
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| Stopka's house is huge!
I miss the old neighborhood, when life was simple.
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