From there, I went down Ford Road to the Kroger gas station and filled up the truck. My gas points only knocked off 10 cents this time, but 10 cents is 10 cents!
I went to Kroger's next door and did my shopping.
I got home just after 11:00 a.m. It was sprinkling, but I left the truck outside so I could unload it.
I put everything away and then got the truck back inside.
My neighbor across the street was walking to somewhere and waved and said hello. So, I said hello back. She is a very attractive middle-aged black woman with the skinniest legs I ever saw.
I went out back and checked the rain gauge. We got an astonishing 1 1/2 inches of rain over night!
The rain was picking back up, so I spent the rest of the day inside.
I spent a lot of time cleaning up. My house wasn't dirty, but it was definitely messy.
About 3:00 p.m., I started making a pasta sauce. I had half a bag of frozen meatballs from GFC, so I baked them in the oven for 25 minutes.
Meanwhile, I sauteed two diced onions and two green peppers in olive oil. I threw in some minced garlic during the last minute or so. Then I dumped in two cans of Cento whole Italian plum tomatoes (pricey, but worth it). I squished them with my hands (I love it, but you know that, right?)
I added a small can of tomato sauce and an even smaller can of tomato paste. Then I went outside and grabbed a handful of fresh basil and oregano. That went into the pot, along with the meatballs.
I seasoned it with salt and pepper and some red pepper flakes, taste-testing all the while.
In the end, I made the best pasta sauce, EVER!
I put two jars of it in the freezer for another day. Then I made half a box of thick spaghetti and added that to the remaining sauce, topped it with Parmigiano-Reggiano and had a wonderful dinner.
I watched "The Hobbit, an unexpected journey" (apparently AMC is having a festival weekend) and then went to bed.
Well done on your pasta sauce. I was not familiar with "Come Saturday Morning".
ReplyDeleteThanks! Probably well before your time.
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