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The What's For Dinner Tonight Chat

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Oh yes! That helped plenty. Just as good as eating them :) Set the drool going :lol:

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I thought it might be fun if we had a thread where we shared what we're cooking up for dinner:) I am not an experienced cook so coming up with gluten free menus for me and my boyfriend feels like a ch

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I'm having Tinkyada brown rice spaghetti-style pasta with doctored-up ready-made spaghetti sauce that I've had stashed in my freezer in single serving sizes. Yum! This time I'm trying the quick cook

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This weekend I made Gumbo for the first time, from Emeril's cook book. I used Bisquick gluten-free Mix and it made a roux just fine, although I got a bit impatient stirring and stirring....but well w

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Between the slices I will be placing sliced garlic, bay leaves, fresh thyme leaves and season with salt and freshly-ground black pepper. Then I will slowly drizzle wonderfully zippy green olive oil directly from olive trees that are about four miles from our Croatia house. Then roast until the slices become lightly browned and crisp around the edges; however, the interiors will remain buttery tender. And to finish, I will sprinkle with fleur de sel. Does that help? :P Just doing my best to practice kindness today. :lol:

O. M. G. <it's like food porn in here>.

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Honestly, I could read your food descriptions all day long :)

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Woo hoo, just came back from buying my beef short ribs. Got a great deal on them so bought double. Got the chocolate, got the wine but forgot the can tomatoes. :( Tomorrow.

Tonight is shepherds pie.

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Mr Mindwarp cooked a steak in avocado oil, and it was amazingly tender.

I am not sure why it tenderizes more (since it's not any enzyme or an acid), but I noticed this as well. I will do some digging and see what I find :)

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O. M. G. <it's like food porn in here>.

I agree...it IS food porn.... and when I read her description, I swear , I got a little hot ...( and I have ice packs on post-PT)

Woo hoo, just came back from buying my beef short ribs. Got a great deal on them so bought double. Got the chocolate, got the wine but forgot the can tomatoes. :( Tomorrow.

Tonight is shepherds pie.

Don't ya hate it when you make a list and STILL forget something? argh

Love love love shepherd's pie--enjoy!!. When you do cook up the short ribs, report back please. Miss Sora. I want to try that recipe too.

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Dinner tonight is

Pork tenderloin with garlic/rosemary rub and baby onions.

Roasted root veggies (in broth and herbs)

Sauteed spinach (much to the hub's dismay)

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Honestly, I could read your food descriptions all day long :)

Then from now on I will be more descriptive of what I am cooking. What looks to be a simple dish in words can sometimes involve lengthy and interesting components. Just wait til you see my plans for tomorrow's dinner!

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Dinner tonight is

Pork tenderloin with garlic/rosemary rub and baby onions.

Roasted root veggies (in broth and herbs)

Sauteed spinach (much to the hub's dismay)

How lovely. Even the spinach which I dearly love! ^_^

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Woo hoo, just came back from buying my beef short ribs. Got a great deal on them so bought double. Got the chocolate, got the wine but forgot the can tomatoes. :( Tomorrow.

Tonight is shepherds pie.

I'm so curious to hear your thoughs on this, Sora. It tastes as though it has about 390 layers of depth to it, yet it is simple to make. One of those things that seems as though you've slaved over it all day (and no need to tell anyone you didn't!).

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Then from now on I will be more descriptive of what I am cooking. What looks to be a simple dish in words can sometimes involve lengthy and interesting components. Just wait til you see my plans for tomorrow's dinner!

You temptress!!! oh great, I'll be hot and drooly by the time I'm done reading. Who needs that fifty shades of grey THINGER???

We've got food porn!

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We've got food porn!

chef-2.gif

Hubs would probably still prefer Nigella's boobs :huh:

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Hubs would probably still prefer Nigella's boobs :huh:

Who wouldn't?

no.seriously...

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Who wouldn't?

no.seriously...

Have you seen her since she lost a lot of weight? She went down from a size 18 to 12 and looks fanastic (she always did in my opinion).

BTW, notice my food porn profile photo? ;)

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You temptress!!! oh great, I'll be hot and drooly by the time I'm done reading. Who needs that fifty shades of grey THINGER???

We've got food porn!

chef-2.gif

See? "Thinger" can come in quite handy. :lol:

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I'm thinking IH should head west in that beautiful disguise and fantastic ride - she can pick me up and together we will cruise the SoCal beach communities for gentle men with all the afore mentioned attributes - anyone else up for a road trip???

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My field trip to the Asian Market got delayed until tomorrow...Thai Dinner on hold

Tonight:

Pork Chops

Asparagus with Almonds

Macaroni & Sharp Cheddar Cheese for the guys

Spag Squash and "Pesto" for me

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I'm thinking IH should head west in that beautiful disguise and fantastic ride - she can pick me up and together we will cruise the SoCal beach communities for gentle men with all the afore mentioned attributes - anyone else up for a road trip???

hell yes...I need some SUN B) who needs a ride?

SORA and Love2 will have to rent a dog sled......

Shroom, Mindwarp--up for flying in?

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I'm up for the road trip. Gonna get me some hot pink wheels and cruise behind ya. No hidin this cool chick...

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hell yes...I need some SUN B) who needs a ride?

SORA and Love2 will have to rent a dog sled......

Shroom, Mindwarp--up for flying in?

Will I be Thelma or Louise?

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Come get me ;) supper is more pick-up leftovers. What isn't eaten tonight goes into freezer or trash.

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Neither - that ended badly - although a young Brad Pitt may have to get added to the list ;)

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Come get me ;) supper is more pick-up leftovers. What isn't eaten tonight goes into freezer or trash.

Yay - Davina is in too! We'll have lots of yummy safe treats during the trip!

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I agree...it IS food porn.... and when I read her description, I swear , I got a little hot ...( and I have ice packs on post-PT)

Don't ya hate it when you make a list and STILL forget something? argh

Love love love shepherd's pie--enjoy!!. When you do cook up the short ribs, report back please. Miss Sora. I want to try that recipe too.

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Yes I surely will. Saturday or Sunday if I can wait that long.

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I'm thinking IH should head west in that beautiful disguise and fantastic ride - she can pick me up and together we will cruise the SoCal beach communities for gentle men with all the afore mentioned attributes - anyone else up for a road trip???

After we do the beach thing can we go to a culinary school or old library or museum in Europe? Sorry but I am not a beach person. I love the sea but not the beach. Or we could do this - whilst you are obtaining the men, I can cook! I love the reserved, intellectual, bookish and cultural types who are good in the kitchen. ;) Sound ok with you girls?

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