I was surprised that after making the Apple Churropies that I had the energy to cook. I had the last of my four pork roasts to cook and I really wanted to break in my new Kitchen Aid meat grinder that Genna and Vanessa gave me at my engagement dinner. At first I had a difficult time with it because I was too short to press the meat in while holding up the bowl. Nick had to come assist me when he heard me grumbling around the kitchen. I guess that is one of the perks of having a small apartment. You can hear everything.
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It is terrible, but I can't help but think of Sweeney Todd when-
ever I look at my meat grinder. |
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I mixed my freshly ground pork with garlic and onion powder, dried onion flakes,
salt, pepper, and an egg. |
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I baked them at 375 for 40 minutes. They came out extremely dry. I think it's
because the piece of pork that we were grinding had very little fat on it.
Next time I will have to mix in some fat to make it juicer. |
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Meanwhile, I was making French Onion Soup on the side. |
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Christopher joined us for dinner as he was already out and about studying for an exam. |
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I hate when there is no green on my plate, but at least there are vegetables. My mom had left a giant cauliflower in her fridge when they left on vacation so I wanted to cook it before it went bad since she didn't tell me how long she had it for. I also picked up some gai lan and green cabbage. It's like free "shopping" in her fridge. |
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