Microwave rice, frozen spinach, wakame seaweed, extra water, dried shrimp. In pot, not microwave. The Mouse food.
The Mouse ate half, the rest for The Cat’s dinner.
Still recovering from flu. Getting to 100% soon.
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Archive for the ‘Vegetables’ Category
Patient Food
Posted in Food, Jook (Congee), Rice, Vegetables, tagged Food, Patient Food, Rice, Vegetables on December 30, 2021| 1 Comment »
“Cat” Food
Posted in All Mixed Up, Canned, Fish, Food, Home Eats, Home Lunch, No-Recipe, Vegetables, tagged "Cat Food", Canned Tuna, Food, Frozen Vegetables, Pasta on December 20, 2021| Leave a Comment »
At least that’s what The Cat calls these types of dishes (grain or pasta, canned fish, vegetable) made by The Mouse. Heh heh.
This time it was orzo pasta, wakame seaweed, frozen spinach, frozen peas and carrot, canned tuna (packed in oil). Mmm. Hee hee. 🙂
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Break Fast
Posted in Beef, Food, Lunch, Plate Lunch, Vegetables, tagged Food, Meatloaf, Plate Lunch on December 3, 2021| 2 Comments »
First meal after the PET scan.
From the nearby grocery store. The Mouse more vegetables because his eating routine was disrupted by the pre-test eating restrictions.
The meatloaf and veggies were mmm, good. 🙂
A couple more scans and tests in the coming weeks. Ugh!
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Sunday Pics
Posted in Bread, Food, Vegetables, tagged Bread, Food, Practice, Radish, Slice, Zucchini on November 29, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Just some Sunday pics.
For some odd reason the bakery at the mall cuts the ends off of their sliced bread. The Mouse buys the ends. Not good for sandwich but great for toast. Super cheap too! 🙂
Radishes and zucchini. The Mouse practicing slicing skills, not good by any means, but maybe a form of meditation? Hee hee.
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Radish Soup
Posted in Food, Soup, Vegetables, tagged Food, Oxtail, Radish, Soup on November 24, 2021| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse used leftover oxtail soup as the base. Simmered the radish for about 1/2 hour, radish greens for about 7 minutes.
With pan-fried Chinese flat bread (pancake?). The Cat liked. 🙂
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
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