This week is mainly rain, changing a few outdoor plans, so instead of errands and walking this morning, it was cooking comfort food.
A casserole of cauliflower, carrots and spinach in cheese sauce with topping of panko and shredded mozzarella.
Lightly steamed the veg while I made the cheese sauce, and the oven heated to 385°f.
Then assembled it all, 20 minutes baking. Great rainy cool day lunch.
Enough for three more meals. It's very good, bubbling at the edges, ready to serve.
Tomorrow I'll make a plant-based spicy burger to go with it. Note to self: take the pbsb meat out of the freezer.
There's reading, too, old favorites for rereading. Maybe some crochet. And who knows what I'll find on Freevee. Or on YouTube on the Forgotten TV series channel.
Some series I've found are best forgotten, and some are really good and deserve more light of day.
There have been a few attempts to replicate wildly successful series -- too many feeble country vet attempts, that kind of thing.
And attempts to make spinoffs for actors who were really stronger in a partnership than as principals.
A mildly successful one is Forever Green, mainly good because Pauline Collins and John Alderton, married in real life, play the parents of a daughter with asthma.
Her health is a constant pressure, they move to the country, then get into a different life.
The team was great in Wodehouse Playhouse, comedy timing impeccable. So I may continue with this series. I'm a longtime fan of Alderton, very understated and underrated actor.
Happy day, everyone, look for unexpected good things. You might find some.
And after I'd published, I did find some.
Check out Katherine Duclos art. She's wonderful.
