My recipe plan for the evening, let's see how it goes :)
Salmon Patties
Carrots and Asparagus with
Hollandaise sauce
Baked Beans
Fresh Fruit with Banana dressing
Ruby Red Tea
For the Salmon Patties I used:
1 14 oz can of Salmon
1 egg
3/4 of a cup of
breadcrumbs (I prefer
Italian seasoned)
1 Tbsp of
garlic
I opened the can and added all the ingredients to a mixing bowl. I mashed up the little bones with a fork, because it totally adds a neat crunchy and it adds
calcium to your meal. I formed them into patties about the size of my hand (I have little hands)
I had fried some
bacon to use the grease to add some flavor to the
salmon. It turned out to be a mistake. The patties would not fry up properly and kept sticking to the bottom. I then waited for it to cool down and reformed them into patties. I then reformed the patties and put them on a foil lined tin for the
toaster oven and
broiled them for about 7 minutes. It was pretty successful.
Now, onto the next order of business:
Asparagus and
carrots. I used a bag of baby carrots, and I used fresh
asparagus with the ends trimmed off. I steamed them in the Rice Steamer (with the steaming basket) for 10 minutes. I used the I opened a package of hollandaise seasoning from Stonemill and used organic plain almond milk instead of the
cow's milk and made it according to the directions.
The baked beans I baked earlier:
I mixed 2 cans of pork and beans, 1/2 cup of
brown sugar, 1/8 of a cup of
MockKetchup, 3 Tbsps of dehydrated minced
onions, and 2 turkey dogs cut into slices into a casserole dish. I baked them for 1 hour at 350 degrees.
The Banana dressing was super simple:
1 banana, 2 tbsps of brown sugar, 1/2 cup of
sour cream, and 1 tsp of
lemon juice whipped up in a blender.
I didn't get a pic of the beans. I forgot they were warming and I demolished the dinner before I could take a pic of them. :D
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