Sept 12 2016
The other night the neighbor brought over a big bucket of
tomatoes and wanted me to take some or all. I took about a dozen; I was about tired
of tomatoes out from my garden. I
thought I would make a casserole with them and had a glut of shredded cheese
that needed used.
I went to the grocery this am to get some yellow squash and
would have a tomato yellow squash casserole. The few yellow squash they had looked
terrible so I got zucchini instead. I went to my butchers and got a couple of
pork cutlets to have with the casserole.
I just kinda winged it on the casserole. I sprayed my dish
with some olive oil, a layer of sliced zucchini, a layer of sliced tomatoes, a
couple slices of onions chopped, some oregano, tarragon thyme, and a few
handfuls of two different kinds of shredded cheddar. I repeated the layer and just added oregano
salt and pepper. I poured a little half and half over; maybe ¼ cup. It went into
a 350 deg. oven and thought about 45 minutes.
Checking the casserole after ½ hour I added some parmesan
cheese and turned my convection fan on.
I had seasoned the pork cutlets with some Penzey’s pork chop
seasoning and dredged in some corn flour shaking the excess off. I heated my
Lodge CS skillet on med. high and sprayed with some olive oil. I fried the
cutlets about 5 minutes per side. I had heated up some garlic knots to have.
The casserole was in for 50 minutes when I took it out. It was bubbly and the
cheese was starting to brown some.
That was a kinda light but filling supper. Tasted great and
the wife and I both thought the casserole had good flavor.
The garlic knots
Making the first layer
Cutlets ready to fry
Cutlets done
Casserole ready to serve
My supper
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