You have no idea how proud of myself I am. Well, a couple of you do. Anyway, all this wonderful cooking thus far learning from Libby as well as here with my sis and bro-in-law must've inspired me. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you today's lunch: a sauteed mushroom and egg, pan-cooked quesadilla. FYI: not historically any kind of cook. But the idea materialized all by itself in my head and it turned out great, I must say. So, I'll relish in this minor victory and onward toward bigger and better food-related triumphs. ;)
Play-by-play action captions in among the pics below.
Lunch ingredients - cheese, mushrooms, eggs, Johnny's (taking Scotland by storm!), and tortillas
Prepping the egg just before I hit it with a blast of my Johnny's spice weasel -- BAM!
Getting the mushrooms going with a little olive oil
...so it's time to get the egg in there
The jalapeno jack and chipotle cheddar wait for their time to shine
The egg and mushrooms all scrambled together
Eggs and mushroom on top of a tortilla
Then with the cheese on top get everything all melty inside and crispy outside
My finished sauteed mushroom and egg, pan cooked quesadilla
Detail of Fettes College, Edinburgh, Scotland
Detail of Fettes College spire, Edinburgh, Scotland
Gate leading up to Fettes College, Edinburgh, Scotland
Prepping the sauce for a phad thai dinner
Some shredded carrot and green onions patriotically in the shape of the Scottish flag
Onions and garlic (left) and garlic (right) getting started for the phad thai and muscles respectively
Toni and David cooking up a storm
Egg and carrots now enter the mix for the phad thai
The egg now all scrambled into the carrots, onions, and garlic
Next comes the noodles and sauce
A pot of muscles steaming in white wine
Toni's fabulous phad thai topped with a little cilantro, chopped peanuts, and some fresh lime