I don't know about you all, but the way I was raised, anytime something bad happens, make a casserole. Someone sick? Make a casserole. Someone die? Make a casserole. Someone sad? Make a casserole.
Heck, not even just bad stuff. Someone have a baby? Make a casserole. You get the idea.
And casserole can mean, dinner, cake, pie...whatever.
So, our friend Thomas' dad passed away. That's a lasagna right there. I just don't know what else to do, but I wanted them to know we were thinking about them. Plus I make a damned good lasagna, if I do say so myself.
I ended up making 3 lasagnas (2 full, 2 half), Swiss steak, prepped for fajitas later this week (cut peppers and onions to freeze) and homemade chicken pot pie (yay-no peas). I love to cook.
What do you do when tragedy strikes? What have you picked up that your mom used to do?
Heck, not even just bad stuff. Someone have a baby? Make a casserole. You get the idea.
And casserole can mean, dinner, cake, pie...whatever.
So, our friend Thomas' dad passed away. That's a lasagna right there. I just don't know what else to do, but I wanted them to know we were thinking about them. Plus I make a damned good lasagna, if I do say so myself.
I ended up making 3 lasagnas (2 full, 2 half), Swiss steak, prepped for fajitas later this week (cut peppers and onions to freeze) and homemade chicken pot pie (yay-no peas). I love to cook.
What do you do when tragedy strikes? What have you picked up that your mom used to do?
5 comments:
i always have REALLY good intentions of cooking or making something... But my follow through is somewhat lacking! Good for you for doing it! You're so sweet!
I always have GREAT intentions to make or cook something special to show I care, but my follow-through is somewhat lacking! Great job following through!! You're so sweet!
I had surgery does that count for a lasagna..cus I umm want one.. :)
Martha- that totally counts! I couldn't believe I didn't know you were having surgery.
it was elective, a bit of a mommy makeover if you will..
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