On Any Given Tuesday

I am home this week... No travel until Sunday. We went to the Sunday Market on St. Pete Beach which is a great place for us to go on Sunday mornings for Brunch. I bought lots of veggies and fruits for the week so I planned to cook! Everything looked amazing!

We ate brunch at Chill which was fantastic. I had the Shrimp and Grits... To be honest. Very good but not the best I have ever had. They do have a brunch buffet that starts at 10 am. It's busy and they have options for outside seating, bar seating or tables! Great Service!

So by now you're thinking... What does any given Tuesday( the blog title) have to do with anything? Well, here it goes. Since I am home this week and cooking, I am standing in my beautiful all white farmhouse kitchen admiring this beautiful new cutting board and I am thinking that this Tuesday, I am home making dinner from local farmers and grass fed beef. Next Tuesday, I will be in Los Angeles staying on Rodeo Drive at The Beverly Wilshire and there might be some shopping involved :) The following Tuesday I will be in an all day meeting in Detroit talking about the importance of improving outcomes in maternal health. So on any given Tuesday.... Who knows what's going to happen. One thing is for certain.... ain't no Tuesday boring for me!

Yes this last minute meal.... Roasted Okra, Steamed Brussel Sprouts and Bloody Mary Mix Meatloaf (Yes, I pulled that out of my HAT! when I realized there was no ketchup) I just poured the Zing Zang right in, It's the best meatloaf I have ever had! Perfectly spicy but didn't overpower the beef! Here's to Tuesday's :)

Until next time from Sunny California

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