A Blessed Sunday Morning to everyone!!!!
I want to share with you my husband is improving. It seems he hurted his ankle also. It is swollen and is blak. The place on the side of his leg where he was injured is now very black and is the size of a small dinner plate. The doctor had told us it would get bigger as there is bleeding inside. It is very sore. He had alot of trouble trying to use his crutches,and finds it much easier to navigate using canes. It is hard to keep a good man down they say and IT IS TRUE!!! He finds his way around even though I know he is in alot of pain. He begins threapy on Tuesday Morning.
We want to thank you so much for your prayers!!! I know God has his angels watching over us. HE IS SO GOOD!!!!
I want to share a quick and easy recipe with you. It is something I think our sweet Emily and Victoria would approve of. LOL!!!!
Open face Roast Beef Sandwiches
1lb. pound thinly sliced deli roast beef
Make a rue using flour and oil. Cook until lightly brown add water to make a gravy. I season with salt, garlic power and 3tablespoons Dale's Steak seasoning.
Cook
until hot and just beginning to come to a boil. Then add the slices of roast beef and simmer for 2 to 3 minutes.
When servering this I have already prepared a pot of homemade mashed potatoes. I serve it over homemade sourdough bread,or white store bought bread. We like coleslaw with it.
Today in honor of President's Day we will probally have Cherry CheeseCake for dessert.
Have a great Sunday!!!!
26 comments:
Good Morning Mary,
"PRAISE GOD" your hubby is feeling better. I'm sure his ankle will be sore for a good while. I would think being on crutches would be hard too, and I'm glad he finds it better to use canes. I will still keep him and you in my prayers. Your recipe for roast beef sandwiches sounds so yummy. Sounds easy and quick too. I may have to give it a try sometime. I'm not sure if our girls would like that kind of meat, but I know they both like Deli Turkey. I guess I could use that instead? I have never made a rue. Well, unless you call making a rue when your making regular gravy. I've always made white gravy. "THANK YOU" for sharing your recipe with us. I made some homemade buttermilk biscuits and fried some sausage for my DH early this morning. He took a couple with him out on the road this morning when he left. Take care my friend and have a great day. May God Bless You and Yours.
Love & Hugs,
Karen H.
So glad that your husband is feeling better. The open faced roast beef sandwiches sound yummy. I am making roast beef for supper tonight so will try this with the leftovers on Tuesday.
Take care and have a wonderfully restful Sunday.
Wonderful that your dh is doing better. It'll be wonderful when he is able to begin therapy as they'll teach him so many new tricks and he'll get stronger every day.
That lunch sounds delicious and I have a deli just a half mile up the road...hmmmmmm...
Sounds like your dear hubby is recuperating nicely I'm so glad for you.
the sandwiches sound so good & serving them with Cole slaw sounds perfect.
Hugs, DebraK
I am so glad your DH is doing a bit better!
And the sandwich sounds delish...thanks for sharing!
Have a wonderful day...
Priscilla
Cherry cheesecake???? I'll be right over!!! hehe Such wonderful news that your hubby is starting to feel better although I can well imagine how painful his leg is. I'm sure you're taking good care of him though:-) I just did an update on Steve...he finally had the surgery today after it was postponed yesterday!! The roast beef sandwiches sure sound yummy, I love stuff like that. xox
Thanks for the recipe and take good care of your hubby. I'll keep him in my prayers.
Hi Mary, thanks for stopping by my blog to say "hi". Glad your husband is feeling better. You have a lovely blog and it was very nice to meet you.
Mary,
I am so glad that your hubby is doing better. I can imagine that the pain is incredible. I do hope the doctors are keeping a close eye on it.
Your open roast beef sandwich sounds very similar to the ones that I make. Dad made these for us when we were kids. He was a great cook, as was Mom, but every once in a while he would give her a break and make these for us. He used to serve them on homemade sourdough bread.
I've enjoyed my visit here, as always. Have a safe and healthy week.
Blessings,
Mary
I do hope you husband continues to heal and not feel as much pain. Jennifer
Hi Mary, I've been catching up and decided to read the older posts first. I'm so glad to hear that your hubby is improving. The recipe you shared sound good, thank you for sharing.
Karen
Oh, I'm so glad he's feeling a little better. He must have really had a serious accident. How did it happen?
Your recipe sounds delish!
Hugs!
Kat
You are quite a cook...this sounds so delicious!!!!
So glad Hubby is improving and trusting things will improve to full health!
I am so sorry that your husband hurt is foot, but glad that he is mending. I will say a prayer for a quick recovery. Thank you for stopping by my place and for that yummy idea for dinner. Blessings, Karen
HI, thanks for stopping by and leaving your sweet comment on Myles. I'm waiting on pins and needles now, just want to hear something. Glad to hear that your dh is doing better, and prayers are going up for your daughter and grandbabies. I love that I can go to our Father and pray when I don't even know what to pray for, but He does. Our Daddy God is good.
thanks,
Charlie
It's good to hear your hubby is feeling better.
Open face beef sandwiches are among J's favorites. I should make this for him, soon! Sounds good!
Pat
First...I'm so glad you stopped by my blog today!
Sorry to hear that your Hubby has had an accident. I pray he makes a quick recovery with the least pain possible!
I love open faced roast beef sandwiches. I last had one at a Cracker Barrel in KY...they served it over their toasted sour dough bread with their lumpy potato's...I love lumpy potato's!
Have a great day and come back and see me as you can...I'm marking you for future visits!
Mary, thank goodness your husband is feeling better. I know what you mean about keeping a good man down. My DH is rarely sick and even when he is he is puttering around the house fixing things he doesn't get to when he is working! Yummy sounding recipe...I make something similar I call a French Dip that we just love. The easier, the better I say, huh? Yes, it was a good weekend, worked on the house some, went to the mall and bought some new flannel sheets on sale and had appetizers for dinner at Chili's! It was nice. We are all on vacation this week...working on getting that basement room finished up....can hardly wait for the basement family room. Glad your husband is feeling better, I am sure it is such a relief for you!
So happy to hear that your husband is improving!!
You are making me hungry here! Mmmmmmm!! What time do we eat? LOL!
Barbara
Hi Mary,
So glad to hear the your husband is getting around!
That recipe sounds simple and tasty!
Penny
So happy to hear hubby is better - prayers for a complete recovery very soon.
Karla
So glad the hubbers is feeling better. Sure the ankle makes a quick recovery. Cherry Cheesecake? Pass a piece over please! Love, Esther
**Shhhh!**
You are invited to a SURPRISE BLOGGY BIRTHDAY PARTY for kari this Wednesday, Feb 20.
She is turning 40!!!
I would love for you to stop by the party on Wednesday to surprise (hopefully!) the birthday girl, enjoy a bite of cake, sprinkle a little of your magic birthday dust, and check out the party favor giveaway!
blessings,
kijsa
so happy that your hubby is getting better it is really bad when the man of the house is laid up with an injury...
thanks for the recipe...I like quick and easy!!!
Mimi
I'm glad to hear your Hubby is improving...
your recipe sounds wonderful!
Hugs,
Robin
Mary,
So glad to hear that your husband is improving! I know you take good care of him...especially with your delicious cooking!
Annie
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