I have just received this from Alex J Cavenaugh -
In memory of Tina Downey, the A to Z Team is hosting a sunflower tribute on September 8, 2014 – Remembering Tina Downey.
Prior to that date, purchase or plant a sunflower in her honor. (If you have to resort to plastic, that’s cool.) Take a photo of your sunflower and post in in her memory on Monday, September 8. Tina loved her sunflowers, and we want to splash the blogging world with sunflowers that day and honor a truly amazing woman who was friend and family to so many.
You can sign up now or add your link when you post your sunflower.
Please help us spread the word! Let’s brighten the Internet with sunflowers the way Tina brightened the lives of so many.
This will appear on the A to Z blog site and on Alex’s site too with the linky list. Tina’s blog was at http://kmdlifeisgood.blogspot.com/
This recipe came from Incredible Eggs and appealed to me. It seemed like a very easy supper to prepare.
Pad Thai (Thai-Style Noodles, Sprouts and Eggs)
A classic Thai dish. Add tofu or extra vegetables for a filling meatless meal.
Servings: 4 servings
Ingredients
1 cup fresh bean sprouts (3 oz.)1 jar OR can (7 to 8-3/4 oz.) whole baby corn, drained
1/2 cup sliced green onions
1/4 cup chopped peanuts
1/2 cup fresh straw mushrooms (2 oz.)
4 EGGS
3/4 tsp. garlic powder
4 oz. uncooked rice noodles OR vermicelli pasta, cooked, drained
1/2 cup bottled Pad Thai sauce
Directions
Step 1COMBINE bean sprouts, baby corn, green onions and peanuts in medium bowl; toss.
Step 2
COAT large nonstick saucepan with cooking spray; heat over medium heat until hot. ADD mushrooms; sauté until tender, 3 to 4 minutes.
Step 3
BEAT eggs and garlic powder in small bowl until blended; pour over mushrooms. COOK, stirring to break up eggs, until eggs are still moist but no visible liquid egg remains.
Step 4
ADD noodles, sauce and bean sprout mixture. COOK, tossing gently with 2 spoons, until heated through.
Have a great day
Hi Jo - can't say I'm fond of any fast food at all and avoid at all costs - but interesting to know about - I hadn't realised Horton's was Canadian .. I'm sure when I was over in '76 in the States we used them on our way up NYState ...
ReplyDeleteThe Thai style Noodles look good ... and I have them occasionally.
Now Tina - that's great we're setting a sunflower day aside for her .. cheers Hilary
Me too Hilary but I do enjoy the occasional donut. They are a very different item from what we used to have in the UK when I lived there. Of course English donuts could have changed in the last 40 years too. Tim Horton was a Canadian ice hockey player once upon a time.
DeleteI love noodles.
Glad you have added your name Hilary.
Thanks for spreading the news about the tribute.
ReplyDeleteRecipe sounds good!
Dunkin Donuts calls those Munchkins I believe.
Least I can do Alex. Although I seem to have goofed with the Linky List.
DeleteNever been in a Dunkin Donuts. I do try not to actually go in these places as donuts appeal to me too much. I can hear them calling my name.
Thanks Jo, I just posted mine as well on my blog...
ReplyDeleteGreat Lisa.
DeleteI shot some pretty sunflower pics yesterday that I will use on the 8th for my Tina post. I am pretty bummed about Timmies being bought out by BK. I cannot believe TH agreed to it at all. I was able to get some timbits once in Vancouver BC (there were NO Tim Hortons stores in Victoria at all....the closest was in Colwood). Here in the states we call them donut holes and at Dunkin Donuts they are called Munchkins. When I told my ex I wanted Timbits, he thought it was like popcorn chicken or something.
ReplyDeleteI'm not too sure about what will happen with Timmies from now on. I hope it stays more or less the same.
DeleteMunchkins sounds a pretty good name.
I've heard a lot about the merger and the loss of tax money here in the US. I never would have guessed your tax rate is lower than ours. Makes you wonder where all the money goes and why politicians pay millions of dollars to get a job that pays a few hundred thousand.
ReplyDeleteDon't know anything about the loss of tax money Elizabeth, but I do know Timmies is a Canadian company. Didn't know our taxes were lower than yours, that does surprise me.
DeleteWho knows why politicians do anything?
I'm a big fan of Tim Horton's and hoping I'll see some stores pop up in my area. I'll probably be waiting a long time though.
ReplyDeletePad Thai--one of my favorite dishes. I'll probably stick to getting it at my local Thai restaurant rather than try to make it myself.
Tina would be thrilled to see the ways she's being honored. I wish she were still here with us to see this. And then merrily carry on with the things she was so known for doing. I'm but one of many who will miss her greatly.
Lee
Tossing It Out
You never know Lee, this merger may cause some to come to your area. Here we are swamped with them.
DeleteWhilst this is not a true Pad Thai, I think it sounds like a good dish.
Wouldn't she had been thrilled, but then it wouldn't have happened if she hadn't died. So very sad.