Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper? Part 2

Featherbeds AKA Potato rolls:
2 large potatoes
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
3 tablesppons butter
1 1/2 cups potato water
3/4 cup milk, scalded
1 cake compressed yeast or equivilant 2 1/2 teaspoons yeast
7 cups flour, sifted
Boil potatoes until tender; drain and save water. Mash potatoes, add salt, sugar, butter and beat well. Add potato water and hot milk and cool. When lukewarm, add crumbled yeast cake and stir in 4 cups flour, beating well; then add enough remaining flour to make a dough stiff enough to knead. Knead until smooth and elastic; brush top with melted butter and place in a large greased mixing bowl; cover and let rise until doubled in bulk (about 5 hours or overnight). Place on board , pat into 1/2 " thick pieces (do not knead); pinch off small pieces and shape into small rolls. Place in greased pan and let rise until very light and more then doubled in bulk; bake in hot oven (400*) for 20 minutes or until done. Makes 48 small rolls.
 
Aneesa's Muse and Backyard Buddies Thank you for the well wishes. Food is starting to sound good, thats a good sign!

Aneesa's Muse Squash is something I love but our market doesn't get it often. We had an early frost last year and I lost all but a few Zuchinni(sp?) . I never thought about putting it in the crock pot. What a great idea.

Skand Thanks for sharing the roll recipe. I am going to try it as soon as I get over this crud.

I did manage to start some bread in the machine. So at least it will smell like I cooked when DS and DH get home!!
 
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Edit: it's 1 1/4 teaspoon for yeast cake equivilant... and, mine is rising, for one hour, it's huge, so maybe not the 5 hours!!!
 
The squash turned into a creamy soup with very few seasonings.. and I made a "wing it" version of a very simple muffin tin Pirogue/Perogi ..with ground beef, diced blue potato, diced piece of a carrot, onions, green pepper, garlic ..all minced, some fresh parsley and just a few simple seasonings. I crammed all that mix (drained of juice/fat) into 10 puff pastry lined 3" muffin holes and am baking for half hour or so, at 350F. (I used a 12 hole tin ..and a pkg. of 10 pre-packed Puff Pastry)

I'll serve a salad or some other veggie with that ..as everything is pretty much covered ..veg, meat, dairy, bread ..all in there!
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Now, since I used the Apple Turnover pastries ..I'll whip up some oatmeal raisin cookies, too.. if I still feel frisky in a few minutes
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Change of plans. It is going to be colder tomorrow night as we have snow storms coming in. So I will fix the casserole tomorrow night and tonite I fixed two quiches with ham, broccoli, onion, mushrooms and cheddar, and a salad on the side.

Monica
 
Beef short ribs braised in red wine served over soft polenta, tossed green salad and fresh baked, crusty Italian olive oil bread.

I hope everyone feels better soon!
 
Last night's plans fell through. So it was fish and homemade skillet fries. Tonight will be chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, featherbeds, gravy, and squash.
 
DH didn't like the squash soup ..for the texture? ...or the perogies
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So, I'll make up for it tonight ..and make some pizzas or lasagna.

I've been wanting some Olive Bread too, so I may make a loaf after I finish preparing the pizza dough. I picked up some yummy Kalamatas from The Bowl the other day. (If you ever visit the bay area, you must visit Berkeley Bowl ..even if you don't make a purchase... the produce area is AWESOME! The deli and cheese bar is nothing to sneeze at either!)

In addition to human fare.. I will be making bRat casserole and some other nummy foods for Katherine and her horde
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Oh.. and skand.. thank you for the Featherbed recipe! I have plans for a smothered chicken, mashed taters, my fried green beans and those rolls ...before this week is out
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