Friday, December 6, 2013
Delicious Breaded Pork Chops
my wife breads these pork chops and cooks them on the grill. I ate half of this delicious pork chop with apple sauce. Yes, I love pork chops and apple sauce
Spinach And Chicken Salad
There is some health in this salad, but it is not just healthy food. You have spinach, chicken, lettuce, almond pieces, salami, pepperoni, tomatoes, mushrooms and strawberry vinaigrette dressing. The salad tastes great and is somewhat good for you. You don't have to use the pepperoni and salami, but it sure tastes good
LeRoy C
LeRoy C
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Blendtec Recipe-White Chicken Chili

Ingredients
1 can
low-sodium chicken broth
1⁄2
avocado, pitted and peeled
2 cans
northern white beans, drained and divided
11⁄2 lbs
boneless skinless chicken breast, cubed
1 can
diced green chilies
1
onion, diced
1 can
whole kernel corn, not drained
1 tsp
salt
1⁄2 tsp
black pepper
11⁄2 tsp
ground cumin
1⁄2 tsp
garlic powder
1⁄2 bunch
cilantro, for garnish; optional
INSTRUCTIONS
Add chicken broth, avocado, and ¾ cup of beans to the FourSide or WildSide jar and secure lid. Select "Sauces." Pour into a 4-quart slow cooker. Add remaining beans, chicken, green chilies, onion, corn, salt, black pepper, cumin, and garlic powder to slow cooker and mix well to blend flavors.
Cook on low for 8-10 hours or on high for 4-6 hours. Garnish with cilantro and serve with corn bread or whole wheat folded tortillas.
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION
- Servings 8.0
- Sodium 500 mg
- Serving Size 1 c
- Carbohydrates 36 g
- Calories 200
- Fiber 7.5 g
- Fat 3 g
- Sugar 3 g
- Saturated Fat 500 mg
- Protein 10.5 g
- Cholesterol 0 mg
Dead On This Day December 5
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"Shoeless" Joe Jackson of Major League baseball's black sox scandal, 1919 Chicago White sox, was banned from playing after the 1920 season, ranked 35 on the Sporting News top baseball players of all time, won the World Series in 1917, hit .408 as a rookie in 1911, he is ineligible to make it to the Hall of Fame because of the Black sox scandal. He died on this day in 1951
Death is Like Taxes
We all pay the price some day
Lest All Rest In Peace
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson of Major League baseball's black sox scandal, 1919 Chicago White sox, was banned from playing after the 1920 season, ranked 35 on the Sporting News top baseball players of all time, won the World Series in 1917, hit .408 as a rookie in 1911, he is ineligible to make it to the Hall of Fame because of the Black sox scandal. He died on this day in 1951
Death is Like Taxes
We all pay the price some day
Lest All Rest In Peace
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I thought It was over
I had a partial nephrectomy on my right kidney. The Dr. cut five percent of my kidney out because he found a lesion through multiple tests. I was sent home after three days and seemed to be doing pretty well. Three days later, I had sudden horrible pain in my back and side. My wife called the doctor, who told me to double up on my pain meds. He believed I would be better within an hour. I took the medicine, but things did not improve. My pain grew worse over the next thirty-minutes. I asked my wife to call 911.
Firemen showed up within ten minutes. They checked me out, I was in extreme pain and was sweating profusely. The guy in charge called in for an ambulance. He told the other people on the end of the line, I needed an ambulance immediately. I lied there, thinking I was going to die, unable to move an inch. The man in charge kept calling the dispatch and telling them the seriousness of the situation. He told me I was going to be okay. I am not too sure he actually believed what he said.
The ambulance finally arrived, they could not get the bed into the house. The firemen helped me to the door and lifted me into the bed. The pain was unbearable. I was put into the ambulance and we took off to the hospital. I began to pray to God for help. All I said was God please help me over and over again,. It seemed to relax me just enough to stand the pain. I heard the driver tell the guy in the back of the ambulance with me that the Crosstown Expressway was closed and we had to take a detour. It seemed to take forever to make it to the hospital, but we finally arrived. I was moved into a room and left by myself.
A nurse came into the room. She checked my vitals, which were not good. I begged her to help me and take away the pain. She told me she had ordered pain meds for me and they would be there soon. I asked her if I was going to die. She told me she heard that question many times and she could not give me a straight answer because they still had to find out what was wrong. She also told me they would do everything they could for me. I continued to pray to God to help me. Help was right around the corner..... Still, I thought it was over.
Firemen showed up within ten minutes. They checked me out, I was in extreme pain and was sweating profusely. The guy in charge called in for an ambulance. He told the other people on the end of the line, I needed an ambulance immediately. I lied there, thinking I was going to die, unable to move an inch. The man in charge kept calling the dispatch and telling them the seriousness of the situation. He told me I was going to be okay. I am not too sure he actually believed what he said.
The ambulance finally arrived, they could not get the bed into the house. The firemen helped me to the door and lifted me into the bed. The pain was unbearable. I was put into the ambulance and we took off to the hospital. I began to pray to God for help. All I said was God please help me over and over again,. It seemed to relax me just enough to stand the pain. I heard the driver tell the guy in the back of the ambulance with me that the Crosstown Expressway was closed and we had to take a detour. It seemed to take forever to make it to the hospital, but we finally arrived. I was moved into a room and left by myself.
A nurse came into the room. She checked my vitals, which were not good. I begged her to help me and take away the pain. She told me she had ordered pain meds for me and they would be there soon. I asked her if I was going to die. She told me she heard that question many times and she could not give me a straight answer because they still had to find out what was wrong. She also told me they would do everything they could for me. I continued to pray to God to help me. Help was right around the corner..... Still, I thought it was over.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
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Tommy Bolin, rock guitarist (Deep Purple), dies of heroin overdose in 1976
Death is Like Taxes
We all pay the price some day
Lest All Rest In Peace
Tommy Bolin, rock guitarist (Deep Purple), dies of heroin overdose in 1976
Death is Like Taxes
We all pay the price some day
Lest All Rest In Peace
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