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The What's For Dinner Tonight Chat


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Persei V. Enthusiast

Made some baked french fries this time :D A new week started, I may have two dishes with potatoes again.

The fries went along well with grilled chicken breast and some lettuce.


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shadowicewolf Proficient

Finally done with leftovers <_<

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Yesterday I picked up a really nice rack of pork ribs at half price, so that's supper. I got a call rousing me out of bed at the crack of 10 this morning calling me in to sub the afternoon class, which means they'll have exactly enough time all wrapped up cozy in their rub before being baked. I think I have a buttercup squash laying around somewhere to cook with them. No clue what kind of vegetable my husband will eat but I'm sure I'll think of something.

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having mac and cheese. I need to go to the store lol

shadowicewolf Proficient

beef and carrots, maybe some rice too, make it sort of like a soup? No idea.

Persei V. Enthusiast

Corn couscous and scrambled eggs, plus a serving of beans and acerola juice.

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carrot fries - brilliant

I've been making oodles of butternut squash fries which I prefer over sweet potato fries...I'm off to turn carrots into fries - Thanks!


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Pot roast fixed in my crockpot, mashed potatoes and gravy and carrots. I'm stuffed and happy! biggrin.gif

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Pot roast fixed in my crockpot, mashed potatoes and gravy and carrots. I'm stuffed and happy! biggrin.gif

Oh that sounds good.

Still havent fixed dinner... the meat has yet to fully de-frost. <_<

sa1937 Community Regular

Oh that sounds good.

Still havent fixed dinner... the meat has yet to fully de-frost. <_<

It was good! Comfort food. It's the type of meal I start craving in the fall along with more soups, chili, etc.

shadowicewolf Proficient

making a beef and veggie soup :)

kareng Grand Master

Pork chops marinated in Whorchestshire sauce and pepper and cooked on the grill. Foil packets of red skin potatoes in olive ol & Italian seasoning & salad. He cooked some chicken for enchiladas tomorrow night.

Persei V. Enthusiast

Corn couscous with cinnamon and brown sugar, plus a glass of passionfruit juice and an omelet seasoned with olive oil and oregano.

Oh, oh. Also trying to reintroduce dairy to my diet and ate a grilled thin slice of cheese to see if I can handle it.

ElseB Contributor

Nothing. Got glutened by my mother-in-law this afternoon and now soooooooooo sick.

Persei V. Enthusiast

Today wasn't a good day for cooking. I couldn't find unshelled almonds so I bought ones with shells and cut myself four times trying to unshell them with a knife, only to realize I had a nutcracker at home. Then I didn't unshell enough to make flour to the bread recipe I wanted to try, hence I tried to make butter and it didn't work, so I added chocolate and made some not so tasty brigadeiros with it.

Then I tried to make the bread with rice flour. Nope, I ended up with a flat and hard as rock "bread". Out of frustation, I ate two slices of grilled cheese instead. Turns out I can't handle dairy yet and I found myself bloated. :(

So my dinner is a tablespoon of rice fried with carrots with a bite of chicken breast.

shadowicewolf Proficient
:ph34r: I cheated and had cereal, but i had a huge bowl of veggies and meat for lunch... so good? :lol:
shadowicewolf Proficient

wanting more beef stew :blink: this time i think i might slow cook it to see if the meat will come out more tender, add some cabbage and carrots and you got a good meal. I'm also, if i feel up to it, cook an acorn squash to go with.

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I just didn't feel like doing anything today and my husband wanted pizza so it all worked out. We went and picked up a pizza for him somewhere then went somewhere else for me. I had vetted them over the phone previously and kind of just stored the info for later when I finally felt like a pizza. It was a pretty great price for a gluten free pizza, 12 bucks for a pizza with pepperoni, fresh mozzarella and fresh basil. And it was absolutely amazing! It's hours and hours later and if it weren't for the fact that I'm a woman I'd be feeling great still. Well that and the fact that I may be a teensy bit bloated from eating an entire 12 inch pizza. :ph34r:

IrishHeart Veteran

Herb-encrusted/marinated pork tenderloin

Roasted acorn squash

that's it....that's all I got.

(I ate too much this weekend on Cape Cod. If you go there, go to The Naked Oyster in Hyannis. Chef is gluten-free and the food....will make you sing. :) )

shadowicewolf Proficient

Soup again, beef cabbage and carrots. I just need to go make it...

Persei V. Enthusiast

Fish and chips :D Oven fries are definitely my comfort food now.

IrishHeart Veteran

Pot roast

It's that kind of a day here....brrr

(Sylvia suggested it. thank you, Sylvia :) )

shadowicewolf Proficient

Can i have some? :unsure:

Leftovers here.

IrishHeart Veteran

Can i have some? :unsure:

Leftovers here.

Sure, hon....pull up a plate.

ndw3363 Contributor

chicken breasts with creamy vegetable topping (cream cheese, red pepper, carrot, green onion) with roasted broccoli. Cannot wait to get home cause I'm already starving!

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