Okay, I have had enough of chicken. I can’t believe how many chicken recipes I have been cooking. That’s what happens when you don’t have much money. You eat a lot of chicken. It’s cheap. Plus, when you buy the whole chicken, it turns into quite a lot of food and then some stock. I’m loving having stock all of the time in the freezer. It makes everything taste better.
Next weeks article is going to be about a Sunday roast. Beef sounds good. I have already made it and it is delicious. I just got a recipe from my friend, Jules for Yorkshire pudding. She is from Wales. I was talking to her on the phone about making a roast and she said, “do you have any pastry to go with it?” I completely forgot about Yorkshire pudding. Why do they call it Yorkshire Pudding? I will have to look that up. It’s not pudding in the U.S. sense or in the U.K. sense of the word. So, I am confused.
No, I still haven’t taken a walk. How long has it been since I decided? Weeks, I think. We did have an incredible snow storm and now it is below zero degrees. So, I can’t imagine walking in those conditions. Right? It makes sense to start on the first. That is when resolutions should be started. Well, that is my story and I am sticking to it. Anyway, I am almost finished with my list of 2010 goals. So far: publish book, lose 20 pounds, successfully teach my cooking class, and stop being so broke. That’s a good start. I have more to add though.
Well, I am off now to make Yorkshire puddings and to learn how the name came into being.
Tags: resolutions, sunday roast, yorkshire pudding
