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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Finally - The Last Of The Christmas Leftovers

Since we had a New Years Day party planned, room had  to be made in the fridge for incoming ingredients and more after party leftovers, and I believe I could finally see some daylight Thursday.  For this breakfast, it was a fried potato pancake, topped with an egg and sided with Beef Wellington - it was very good.

With a little thin sliced prime rib remaining, I asked Bev to make some sandwich rolls on bread day, thinking I'd have a sandwich of prime rib and horsey dressing, but then along came Mary.  She posted a French Dip Sandwich on her One Perfect Bite blog and I discovered I had some leftover au jus in addition to the meat.  It had been years since I'd had one, so it just had to be a French dip for a late lunch.  I just reheated everything in the microwave and dug-in as the three dogs sat lined up in hopes of a scrap.

While I believe the sandwich is normally made with roast beef from further back on the cow, I have to say the prime rib makes an acceptable substitute :-).  It was a big sandwich and it stuffed me, but I dunked and ate every bite, with only a little au jus left for the pups.  What a great way to finish off the leftovers and it's been nice taking the week off from any real cooking.  I'm beginning to wonder if we only cook so I can have leftovers for breakfast.

New Years Resolutions

As for these little promises, I like to keep mine to myself, so tune in on Dec 31 and I'll let you know if I accomplished any of them. :-)

Have a great day and I hope your new year is off to a great start. 

Larry

10 comments:

  1. Your New Year's leftovers look really good. I know my belly would be full.

    Time to clean out once again and get ready for another food fest. I think a week of veggies and fruits may do me good (nah). I think I am in a food coma from the holidays.

    Looking forward to your blog posts in 2011.

    Velva

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  2. It all looks yummy Larry!
    You like to use leftovers for breakfast like we do.

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  3. larry, I would eat this any day of the week!

    It is always a treat to come to your little slice of heaven. A wonderful year reading you daily (well done on that aspect, i like a daily blog post!!!)

    happy New year and looking forward to reading you in 2011

    Dave

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  4. You eat better than anyone I know. This all looks WONderful. My NYR's are:
    To learn how to make bread
    Get my knives pro. sharpened
    Learn Hub's camera if it kills me
    Drink more water

    heckle heckle....this just came in to my email. I didn't have anyone to heckle this morning at 5:30

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  5. This looks fabulous, larry! I'm not sure if I've told you this, but roast beef sandwiches are my favorite food EVER. I seriously think I could eat them every day.

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  6. I can't decicde if you are kind of leftovers or kind of fried eggs. Either one is fine in my book!

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  7. Haha Larry, I think I like the way you think resolution-wise hehe. Those are some mighty fine leftovers there - I think I like your French Dip way better than the ones I've eaten. Looking forward to your posts in 2011!

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  8. That looks really delicios. Feeling hungry.

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  9. Another super-delicious looking breakfast and lunch - I'm thinking that, like me, you cook to have the leftovers to enjoy too for a meal or three afterwards.

    Wishing you and Bev a very happy and healthy 2011,

    Michelle down in the New Zealand Summertime, xxxx and purrrrumbles from my Zebby Cat

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  10. Beef Wellington for breakfast.....what else is there to say?


    (Although that is one fine looking french dip too!)

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