Taters, Plates and Spoons before the Manison

Theresa had some extra sweet

potatos that she knew she 

would not get around to eating.

I love a great baked sweet

tater, but I wanted to roast some

of these so I chopped a couple

up and tossed them in some 

brown butter, then spread them

on a baking sheet, topping with 

a hint of salt and some gloves and

cinnamon.....

OH MY!!!!!!!

In the process of doing the taters

I found that a sweet tater is a tad

harder then a regular potato. I 

was also running the dishwasher

which held BOTH of my cutting

boards so I thought, no biggie I

will chop them on a plate.

HAHA....have you ever heard

that people like Corning Ware 

dishware cause it don't break 

easy? Well, actually that was 

before I bought Corning. 

But hey, I did break the plate

in a very creative style!

Have you folks realized just

how dangerous I am in the kitchen?

One of my spoons did not make

it through the preparing of the 

brown butter. 

Yep.....that's me. A danger in the kitchen.

This pic came up on my memories

on FB the other day. 

Taken looking out over the Historial

mansion of Tulip Grove.

Tulip Grove

was owned by Andrew Jackson Donelson,

Rachel Jackson's nephew. The home

was just a hop, skip and jump away

from his aunt Rachel and her hubby

Andrew Jackson. For those not living

in the states you might be asking okay,

who are they. Andrew Jackson later

became the 7th president of the US. I live

about 4 mins away from those two homes.

Matter of fact with all the land Andrew

owned my home is probably sitting on 

some of that today. 

Pam