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Our first attempt at pizza dough in our bread machine. Turned out pretty well. This would prolly be about 14” diameter, maybe. It’s one I can eat so turkey pepperoni, fake mozzarella cheese, jalapeños, banana peppers and olives. A bit of crushed red pepper and 16 mins in the over. It’s as good as I can expect. We may tweak the dough once some seasoning oils come in.

Thanks for looking.

Floyd T
 
Roasted cream of parsnip and potato soup, with spicy venison sausage, dried cranberries, Italian parsley, and parmesan cheese. I took inspiration from a couple of different recopies and basically did my own thing. I had to work at it a bit to get the soup base right as far as texture and flavor, but I was really happy with the results. I never would've thought of pairing cranberries and venison, but it's a perfect marriage.

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Sorry - no pics, but my granddaughter gave me a great recipe for TexMex chicken that was made all in one pan (we had it for Valentine's day and everyone enjoyed it). Very easy and done in 15 minutes.

2 chicken breasts (cut in half lengthwise) sprinkled with salt, pepper, garlic powder and chili (I used chipotle to add a bit of smokiness) dredged in flour. Cook the breasts in 2 tbsp each of butter and olive oil until golden brown on edges. Remove from the pan and deglaze the pan with a bit of chicken stock. Add one 15 oz (or so) jar of your favorite salsa and bring to a simmer. Add back in the chicken breasts - coat with the sauce and cover with your favorite shredded cheese. Stick in a 400 degree oven for about 5-7 minutes to completely melt the cheese. Top with fresh chopped cilantro and/or green onions and serve. Absolutely amazing with rice!
 
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