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Chicken Cuban Style
Chicken Cuban Style is a stew. It was a very dear friend who gave me this recipe she gave it to me about 40 years ago. Long time…I use to make it a lot for my family but then I just stopped making it and forgot that I had the recipe. I was amazed when I found the recipe and could not believe that I had stopped making this dish.
So this Sunday it was Chicken Cuban Style Sunday and it was going to be yummy. I was going to bring back the past.
And I did!
Here is the ingredients you need. Please excuse the format but this is exactly how I had it written down.
Put enough oil to cover bottom of pot, place chicken pieces ( I liked to use chicken thighs) in pot, add potatoes, sliced onions, green pepper cut into long thin strands, 2 pimentos, cut into 4 pieces, about 10 green olives, you know the olives with the pimento stuffed in the center, a 1/2 cup cooking wine (red), one small can tomatoes sauce and one cup water. Add bay leaf, teaspoon of salt, pepper, oregano. Mix and cook over low heat for 1/2 hour, turn chicken over and cook another 1/2 hour.
We all enjoyed another blast from the past.
Wordless Wednesday
Words To Dream On by Diane Stortz #Book
Words To Dream On is a lovely book filled with Bible stories and prayers that can be read anytime of the day. My niece Sandra is reading the story of a mighty man of God Caleb to her cousins, which happens to be the name of their baby brother who is napping right now. The book is filled with beautiful illustrated photos the kids like to look at and study too.
This book is a beautiful way to start a bedtime tradition with a Bible story, prayer, comforting words plus a sleepy time prayer. Reading out loud is a great, loving and everlasting way to connect with children.
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Family Birthday – Photo Heavy
My mom turned 85 years young this year and with the bad weather we have had we decided to stay home and celebrate. My sister Marianne and my niece Sandra came to mark the occasion.
My daughter Vera and her husband Bill along with my three grandchildren also came to enjoy the day. My mom was very happy.
We decided on Greek food and this is the place for the best Greek food outside of Greece. The kids went for souvlaki and my mom got the octopus, my sister picked the salmon and I got a Greek salad with grilled calamari.
Delish!! But as everyone knows the best part of a birthday celebration is the cake. The kids helped my mom blow out the candles.
We had a wonderful day, visiting, talking, playing games and the boys found time to watch their favorite SpongeBob show.
I’ve decided to stop counting candles and try to remember to count all my blessings. Happy Birthday, Mom!














