I am not so sure that my son and daughter-in-law will agree about the mouth. They did eat the casserole, however.
Now that I am home and released from Granny Nanny duties, the dogs and I have plans for the next week. Lots of walks, some sewing and some serious sewing machine repair work.
There may be vodka involved, as well, as a spray starch and a parts cleaner (cough)
Ahem**. So where's the recipe? My little grandson has suddenly developed a ton of food allergies so we need gluten-free ideas pronto! Whatcha got?
ReplyDeletehttp://pinchofyum.com/creamy-chicken-quinoa-broccoli-casserole. I imagine one could eliminate the bacon. I would suggest cornstarch instead of the flour for the thickener since there is a gluten problem. I inadvertently bought low sodium chicken broth. If you do that, add a bit of salt at the table. I don't think milk is key but it makes a creamier sauce, no doubt. The Gruyere cheese is really good on top. I likely will substitute for something less dear next time I make it.
DeleteI have NEVER learned how to keep my mouth shut. How do you do it? On my summer vacation I inadvertently offended an entire family of total strangers on an airplane, just because I could not resist making a snarky remark to another passenger. At least it was sports related and not about anything IMPORTANT--except to the offended people.
ReplyDeleteTotal strangers don't count. If you made a comment about the Boston Red Sox, likely you were right. They are in the basement. The only good news about that is that the Yankees don't have a chance at the play offs, either.
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