Here I am!
I said I was going to try to get back
in the groove of blogging again.
I know sometimes bloggers
say they are
TAKING A BREAK
and then they disappear forever.
I sometimes wonder if their mate
got tired of them blogging and
"offed them"-if you know what I mean!
Anyway
When you wake up and it is
7 DEGREES outside it is
WINTER!
Winter calls for food that
"warm-your-bones"!
This is what Midwesterners
like to refer to as
HEARTLAND food-
Mostly because it will put you at
coronary risk...
don't say I didn't warn you.
Now- If you are looking
GLUTEN FREE
or
LOW FAT
or
HEART HEALTHY
please run away from here as fast as your
bony little butt will take you.
This is none of those!
I had SOME hamburger but not enough
to feed two kids and two adults-
and-I did need to use it up.
So...I thought- if you can make
CHICKEN FRIED STEAK
why can't you make
CHICKEN FRIED HAMBURGER?
Guess what?
YOU CAN!
I had about 2/3 pound of hamburger.
I added 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese,
and 1/3 cup of the Shake & Bake crumbs.
Mixed it all together with my hands
(yes my hands)
then formed patties that were less than 1/2" thick.
Then I turned them once in the flour,
then put them in the beaten egg,
then put them into the
Shake & Bake mixture.
Lined up and waiting-
Then I cooked them in medium hot oil
for about 2 minutes per side.
They were delicious.
I served them with carrots and
sauteed zucchini along with
a microwaved apple topped with
cinnamon and Splenda brown sugar.
And while EVERYONE ELSE likes their
chicken fried hamburgers
with a bit of gravy,
I like mine with KETCHUP.
It tastes like a cutlet that way (to me).
Listen- Here is my advice for 2022!
ALWAYS eat before you go
grocery shopping.
Otherwise you will be posting
a sign like this one.
Have a Happy Wednesday!!
I am going to start to do a little
FRIDAY THING.
I will post the first one this Friday
and y'all can tell me if I should
continue along my schtick.
AND
I will be around soon with another
PICK YOUR FAVORITE TABLE
now that!
I am back in the loop
Welcome back, Diana. You have been missed! I love your humor and you are always my sunshine in my day. You would be my Mister's sunshine too if you made him chicken fried hamburger. Looking forward to your Friday post.
ReplyDeleteLooking/Sounding Mighty Tasty . . .
ReplyDelete(Reminds me of my momma’s chicken tenders
which I made this past Sunday. I will send you the recipe.)
Looking forward to your Friday announcement
and your “Pick Your Favorite Table!
I think you are back “with it” . . . Congrat’s!
I love it! Looks mighty good! Glad you're back and thanks for the laughs! You make blogging fun!
ReplyDeletexoxo Dolly
Yum! That looks good enough to eat! Wish I had some of that now! I may have to try that recipe soon. I do cook my pork chops like that a lot...breaded. But I think hamburger like that would be really yummy. Gotta have some mashed potatoes with that too... Anyway, I'm glad you are back to blogging on a more regular basis. We NEED you out here in Blogland! I can't wait to pick my next table to sit at. Hurry it up, okay? Love ya. And thank you.
ReplyDeleteStick to your ribs kind of meal for sure! Sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteWell that looks delicious! I am always looking for something new to cook! Have a blessed day dear friend, HUGS!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds...and looks good and it's something I've never made. We DID make homemade sloppy joes this week, homemade sauce and everything! It was yumo! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteDo you provide take-out?
ReplyDeleteVery impressive that you created this recipe, and it does look good! I am guilty of "buying aisle 4" a few too many times. Looking forward to your Friday thing, and love your favorite table posts!
ReplyDeleteYum perfect winter food. I love the idea of the Friday pick your table that will be great and fun. Happy Wednesday. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat meal looks like the perfect winter comfort food. I hope you stay warm and cozy. Enjoy the rest of the week Diana.
ReplyDeleteThose burgers look really good. I love that "grocery shopping" quote. Sometimes I get what I need at the store, and then see all these things, put them in my cart, and decide at the counter if I really want them or not haha. I've always loved Southern cooking. When Nel lived in Georgia, she ate all kinds of delicious foods. This dish in the Midwest reminded me of that. ; )
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Yep cold weather makes me want all the fatty, um, comfort foods. Glad you're going to start posting again....now to get myself in the habit. Stay warm! Cecilia
ReplyDeleteIt looks sinfully good! lol
ReplyDeletethe whole menu is perfect and I have never thought of doing it, but have cooked many chicken fried steak using beef cubed steak, you know, the cheap stuff already beaten up... this is a great idea and of course as is all good food, never heart healthy. yum
ReplyDeleteSound yummy good & fattening! In the loop or loopy, love ya either way!
ReplyDeleteI bet it was delicious! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm...
ReplyDeleteI will look at "blogs which go on break and disappear", in a whole new light, from now on. LOLLLLLLLL
Never even had Chicken Fried Steak. Honest!
Keep blogging Girl! Yesssssss!!!!! Good for us and good for you!!!!
Merry Midwinter Wishes
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Chicken fried hamburger ?? Only you..Looks dangerously wonderful..bet it was yummy..Perfect comfort food..
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back..hugs
Welcome back!!! You are so much FUN!!!!
ReplyDeleteWinter is definitely the time for comfort food and this is defnitely comfort food for winter! I can practically smell its goodness from across the lake!
ReplyDelete...many bloggers are MIA! Take care and stay warm and well.
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds great! We can do so much with hamburger. I love stretching an ingredient.
ReplyDeleteI would love ketchup as well. xo
mmm that looks good. I've just returned from my WI's post Christmas meal, one of the ladies made a pheasant tagine, with a vegetarian option, cuscous, and side dishes of okra, tomatoes and butter beans. It was delicious, lots of lovely different tastes. Followed by profiteroles and/or fresh fruit salad. Looking forward to the 'favourite table' :-)
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you are doing on Fridays! I learned the hard way to eat before grocery shopping. Your recipe is a stroke of genius!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laugh . . . I needed it. I'm referring to being the owner of aisle 4, LOL
ReplyDeleteIt bothers me that they call it chicken fried. There is no chicken in it! This is an outrage!!!
ReplyDeleteI never knew that chicken fried steak/ hamburger didn't have chicken in it! Can you tell I'm from NY? Can't wait until Friday to see what you have up your sleeve! xxoo
ReplyDeleteThat actually sounds pretty darn good! I am a Midwesterner too, ya know. Fried anything can be found on my plate often! I am looking forward to your new Friday schtick!! xo
ReplyDeleteOMG that looks delicious. Who would have thought of chicken fried hamburger.
ReplyDeleteIsle 4 in the store where I work is the baking aisle so that would work for me. Lots of good stuff there.
Oh, those chicken fried hamburgers sound so good! Next time I buy some hamburger meat, that is what I am going to make! :)
ReplyDeleteI can’t wait until Friday! What will you tempt us with? -Jenn
ReplyDeleteHamburger steak sure does look good Diana! Glad to hear you are going to be blogging more, sounds fun! Your posts always put a smile on my face :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! Knew you couldn't stay away from us! Sounds like an interesting recipe!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea. I will have to try that.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! That looks delicious! Who cares about healthy when it's cold and dreary out. Bring on the comfort food!
ReplyDeleteI try to eat healthy but it never hurts to take a break from it every now and then. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!!!
Looking forward to seeing what you have for us on Friday!
Hmm, guess I will have to take my not so bony and not at all little (!) butt and run cause I could not eat one bite of that without some pain, sadly. Oh well, it certainly sounds good! It's been cold here too. Winter is hard, might start counting the weeks to Spring π
ReplyDeleteAnd that looks AMAZING! My husband would love that! Thank you! So happy to visit you here, my friend. Have a cozy evening!
ReplyDeleteOh girl! I DON'T EVEN know what to say!
ReplyDeleteLaura of Harvest Lane Cottage
Missouri
Yummy sounds delicious and the ketchup ❤️ is perfect ππ»
ReplyDeleteLove your humor my Wisconsin Pal.. thank you for the recipe. And looking forward to what you have up your sleeve. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYummy! Before my dearest had CHF chicken fried steak was his favorite with lots of gravy. But now we are diligent to keep the sodium down and eat more fish and veggies. Btw he loves ketchup.....but that cute heart of ketchup you shared is his daily amount of sodium!!! It not the food that kills us...but those dang sauces and gravies that make everything taste good!! But it's become normal for us now, and we like the results.
ReplyDeletePS He gets a "cheat" day once a month!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I've made chicken fried burger before with cream gravy & mashed potatoes ...yum.
ReplyDeleteIt'd be the freezer asile I'd lean out shopping on an empty stomach.
Cograts on being the owner of aisle 4. Glad you left the others free for people to shop. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks super delicious, I will try it. My husband loves anything with hamburger! ❤️And thank you for your nice comment at my blog ☺️π
ReplyDeleteMy kind of food! Yum! My husband would especially love to have this and I must make it your way. I got a laugh about Isle 4, a good one!
ReplyDeleteHi Diana, your recipe looks super tasty - definitely comfort food for the soul on a cold Wisconsin night! Now that we live in KY, we are enjoying a much milder winter. In fact, my hubby went golfing on New Year's Eve and I wore a coat for the first time last week! Not going to complain about that. Jane
ReplyDeleteI tried your recipe last night, it was a hit! It will be added to our rotation of favourites in meal planning ❤️thank you❤️
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your favourite table posts :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan