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What Are You Going to Have for Dinner Tonight?
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Cynthia
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May 14, 2013 08:04AM
Last night I made a spinach salad with some grilled tofu, red pepper strips, Sunflower kernels, and a vinagrette. I ate the leftovers for breakfast. Now I want lunch.
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Laurin wrote: "My game junk food was little caesar cheese pizza and an elephant ear."
First one sounds repulsive....the second one, is that one of those deep fried donut things covered in powdered sugar? If yes, I approve.
First one sounds repulsive....the second one, is that one of those deep fried donut things covered in powdered sugar? If yes, I approve.
I guess here we call them funnel cake. The only place I've seen them is at street fairs, carnivals, etc.
Lobstergirl wrote: "Laurin wrote: "My game junk food was little caesar cheese pizza and an elephant ear."First one sounds repulsive....the second one, is that one of those deep fried donut things covered in powdered..."
I love Little Caesar pizza. It's detroit-style pizza. And yes, that's basically what it was.
They mostly have funnel cakes around here. They are not the same thing. I think funnel cakes seem spongy.
Roast chicken with baked potato, pumpkin, carrots, and brussels sprouts. I 'm cooking the chook and Mr evie is on vegetable prep.
Big romaine and spinach salad with red onions, feta, walnuts, beets, broccoli, followed by bowl of frosted Cheerios.
Too late, I had some raviolis with pesto. Thanks just the same. Don't know what in the world I'll fix for dinner. I have a rehearsal at 7, and so I end up bolting down my dinner and driving across town in my Shakespeare bossy boots and velvet breeches.
Oh wonderful, I am sitting here starving and find this thread!! I am cooking chicken with a jar of queso dumped on with rice on the side and green beans, but husband doesn't get home for another hour. I gotta eat something. I will take the chimichanga!!
Dr. C. made a duck dish that used up two bottles of red wine. The kitchen is a greasy mess. It was good, but rich. Duck is not my favorite.
I have a love/hate relationship with huzzband cooking. It is usually yummy and nice to have someone else cook but the mess afterward bums me out.
Mine loves to cook the fancy dishes. he claims to "clean as I go," but the oven is always a disaster of a sticky oily gunky mess. He's kind of a diva in the kitchen, really. Look at me! Isn't this GOOD? Whatever. Do it six days a week and try to enjoy it, Buster Brown.
You said it, sister!Mine cannot even cut a pizza without getting my stove top dirty. How does that even happen?
My favorite was when he got out the big cleaver and was hacking apart a whole chicken on the Formica countertop. Hello? Cutting board? Cracks in the formica? Raw chicken bacteria?
I have butcher block countertops. Imagine the confusion when I tried to explain that, yes, we still need to use the cutting block.
Chicken cutlets. Dip 1/2 chicken breast (thin, pounded) into milk, dredge in Panko, bake on greased cooking sheet 400 degrees, about 10-15 minutes til browned. Season with Italian seasoning. Add a tossed salad. Presto, dinner.
Mmmm. Chili sounds good. Maybe chili dogs?
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