One of our favorite places to eat that we do not get to eat at often is the Columbia Restaurant in the middle of downtown St. Augustine. Their paella, 1905 salad, and house-made bread is a meal that cannot be beat. While I am not a wine drinker, the Wife of the Blog is also a big fan of their red wine sangria. As those of us with little kids can attest, eating out anywhere, let alone a nicer place an hour-plus away is not a common occurrence. Either we would rather save money and eat at home and/or we would rather parent and wrestle our kids in the peace of our own home. While not quite as good as the Columbia's this paella did a great job of satisfying our Columbia cravings without having to pack the kids in the van and drive an hour to get it. This recipe will certainly be making it into our meal rotation for the future. I tweaked the original recipe that I found a little bit to make it a little easier to make and it seemed to work for me....
After fighting a long bacterial infection in my hand, three rounds of antibiotics, and fighting off the flu, I am ready to get back into getting this blog started right. Here's what will be on our supper table this week. Hope y'all have a great week! ----- What's Cookin'? February 11th - February 16th Sunday: Shrimp & Chicken Sausage Paella Green Beans Monday: Leftovers Tuesday: Crockpot Creamy White Chicken Chili Grilled Cheese Wednesday: Italian Penne Bake Broccoli Thursday: Leftovers Friday: Manuel's Vintage Room! ---- I look forward to getting back this week and continuing our sharing of plates and meals. Have a great week and stay stuntin'!