Posts Tagged "chicken"
Glazed Ginger Teriyaki Chicken with Other Good Stuff
Roadie #1 has been sick due to a combination of allergies and bi-polar whether changes. (One day it’s 81. The next it’s 59.) So when it came time for planning dinner yesterday, I decided to go the easy route. I found in my pantry a bottle of a ginger teriyaki marinate. I had some Dolly Parton sized chicken breasts that needed to be cooked, so I decided to combine the two. Throw in...
Read MoreGrilled Chicken and Veggies
I grill no matter what time of year it is. I grill when it’s hot and when it’s cold. I grill when it rains or snows. I’m kind of like the mailman. Come rain, sleet, snow, or zombie apocalypse, I will grill. So a few nights ago, I fired up the old propane beast to grill some chicken and fresh veggies. I had a ton of zucchini, bell peppers, cucumbers and onions that I got from...
Read MoreMiyabi Japanese Steak House
Last night, I took this rock n’ roll family out to Miyabi’s. It is a special treat for us, seeing as how we rarely go. But last night, I felt like taking the wife and roadies out, at the urging of the Groupie Wife. So this is a quick post about last night. It was the second visit for Roadie #1 and the first for Roadie #2. The kids loved watching our chef cook right in front of us!...
Read MoreSugar Foot Eats
OK, what’s not to love about a blog with the name “Sugar Foot Eats”? The name alone makes you want to see what is going on in this little corner of the web. Julie is the author of this fantastic site that is more about sugar and eating, than feet. She has great tastes in baking, beer and, well…being. Julie has been an encouragement to me by almost always posting a comment...
Read MoreHot and Sweet Chicken and Orzo With Blue Flame Merlot
I was in a spicy mood yesterday. I didn’t get much sleep the night before, was awake at 4am, took the Groupie Wife to the airport at 6am, and then drove an hour and a half back home with a highway full of complete tack hammers. When I finally got home, I had to apologize to the neighbors. You see, when I exited my car, a cloud of expletives exploded from inside. Little did I know that all...
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