I like that she’s taking pity on me since I’m not growing anything but a few tomatoes and peppers this year.
Just as Lea Ann did, I lightly coated the chicken in flour and sautéed it in olive oil on all sides to an internal temp of 170*. Bev pre-dressed the lettuce, including S&P, and put it on the plates, then we put the other ingredients on top. My pic isn’t as pretty as Lea Ann's – what do you expect, I’m a big clumsy guy – and I forgot the raisins on mine.
Thanks Lea Ann and now it’s back to the berry patch.
I mowed yesterday and the grass is already suffering from drought stress - never happens in May. It got dark and windy in the early evening and I could seen lots of rain on the radar just west of us (4-5 inches in some places), but we barely got enough to wet the driveway.
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by.
Larry
Looks good Larry. I can guarantee you that your salad was much tastier with that fresh lettuce and strawberries. I had those bulbous commercially produced strawberries. Good, but not a match for smaller grown venues. Thanks for the shout-out. Always nice to see your name in lights. :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks good! We hit the farmers market this morning but the strawberries seemed a bit past their prime unless we were eating them today. Got some great greens though.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't get any rain much either, Larry, today or yesterday... Nashville AGAIN got a bunch!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour strawberry chicken looks great --but that leaf lettuce (fresh from the garden) looks even better. Yum!!!
Have a great Sunday.
Betsy
Looks good! If you need something else, on my blog, I did a recipe from Closet Cooking for a roasted strawberry goat cheese salad that is great! We just had it again last week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dish - on both blogs. I'm amazed that you have leaf lettuce already. Mine is up, but weeks away from harvest. It's my favorite thing to grow up here. Hopefully my strawberries and raspberries will be ready about the same time so I can make this salad. Nice post!
ReplyDeleteVickie - Actually our leaf lettuce will soon be done for the season and bolting. When I grow it, I usually plant in early March and begin harvesting around mid April.
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