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Quiche of the Day is Peppers, Broccoli and Black Olives.
I never liked traditional Scalloped Potatoes because they're usually soupy with a weird texture. I call these Dry Scalloped Potatoes. No Cream. Sliced Russet Potatoes and Onion tossed in Canola Oil, Sea Salt, Ground Pepper, topped with Sharp White Cheddar Cheese. Bake at 400˚ until the Potatoes are golden brown, the Onions are caramelized and the Cheese is bubbly. To die for.


It was my turn to work in the store and I came home to the weirdest and most amazing meal I've had in a long time. It's called Flygande Jakob (Flying Jacob) and it's old school Swedish Comfort Food. Chicken, Bacon, Banana, Chili Sauce, Sea Salt, Ground Pepper, Whipped Heavy Cream and Peanuts. What!? Saute the Chicken with Salt and Pepper till browned. Fry the Bacon and set aside. Whip the Heavy Cream and fold in Chili Sauce. Then add the Chicken, Bacon, Bananas to a large oven dish, pour the Cream Chili Sauce over everything and top with Peanuts. Bake for 15 minutes at 400˚ and serve over rice. Sweet, savory and so satisfying.
The Quiche of the Day is Spinach & Bacon with a Homemade Crust.
Don put this together before he left last night and told me to just heat it up today. Spanish Rice, Tomatoes, Onion, Cilantro, Sour Cream and Cheddar Cheese. I warmed it in the oven at 350º for 20 minutes. He was right, it was so delicious.