Meals For Mom

My mother is 85 years old, on a fixed income, and currently does not drive.  I'm making sure that she has good tasty healthy meals for dinner.  My objective is not to provide every meal on a ongoing basis but to at least provide her with about half her dinner meals.

Today my local supermarket had some very tasty whole farm-raised salmon filets on sale.  I bought two and cut them crosswise into single-serving portions. Sauteing all that salmon took maybe an hour.

That same local supermarket carries a brand of 'fresh' pasta in the deli, 'Pasta Prima'. The list of ingredients on the package reveals no unpronounceable long words or anything I would not feed my family. (Honestly, it's hard to justify making homemade ravioli when I can get these.

And then add a little pesto.

I packaged these up in single-serving portions and vacuum-baged them using my Vacmaster. In a day or two I will deliver to her ten frozen individual high-quality healthy meals.

I call them 'Meals For Mom'.