What's for dinner?
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- captmojo
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Re: What's for dinner?
Hot Dogs.
Armour hot dogs.
The dogs kids love to bite.
Armour hot dogs.
The dogs kids love to bite.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Love me some hot dogs. Have been craving one recently. Soon.captmojo wrote:Hot Dogs.
Armour hot dogs.
The dogs kids love to bite.
- CathyCA
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Re: What's for dinner?
Roast, carrots and potatoes that I cooked in the crock pot.
My house smells so good.
My house smells so good.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Yum. Pot roast is one of my favorites. Any onions in there?CathyCA wrote:Roast, carrots and potatoes that I cooked in the crock pot.
My house smells so good.
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Re: What's for dinner?
I flavored it with an envelope of Lipton Onion Soup mix. And some wine.wilson wrote:Yum. Pot roast is one of my favorites. Any onions in there?CathyCA wrote:Roast, carrots and potatoes that I cooked in the crock pot.
My house smells so good.
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Re: What's for dinner?
FWIW, the episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" currently airing on Food Network has as one of its features "California fish tacos in Charlotte".Miles wrote:I miss fish tacos. Nobody can get it right out here.
Re: What's for dinner?
Cabo Fish Taco:wilson wrote:FWIW, the episode of "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" currently airing on Food Network has as one of its features "California fish tacos in Charlotte".Miles wrote:I miss fish tacos. Nobody can get it right out here.
http://www.cabofishtaco.com/
Re: What's for dinner?
Steaks on the grill. Good, thick, bone-in ones, with a nice lip of fat (to be trimmed prior to consumption). Cooking with the lid on and a nice, low, gentle heat flowing through. Baked potatoes in the oven, salad ready to go.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Better to have a lip of fat than a fat lip.wilson wrote:Steaks on the grill. Good, thick, bone-in ones, with a nice lip of fat (to be trimmed prior to consumption). Cooking with the lid on and a nice, low, gentle heat flowing through. Baked potatoes in the oven, salad ready to go.
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Re: What's for dinner?
I cooked supper tonight on my grill: a turkey burger and broccoli. I cooked the broccoli in an aluminum foil packet; I just drizzled on a bit of olive oil and added some seasoned salt. It was yummy. Have I mentioned lately that I love my new grill?
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Re: What's for dinner?
I had a well-balanced dinner tonight. It was a $12 Salade Nicoise and $12 worth or beer (2 beers) at http://www.monkscafe.com/. I'm at a continuing education meeting. Meals are business expenses . Would anyone care to guess where the beers will be described?
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Re: What's for dinner?
In the TMI Thread?devildeac wrote:I had a well-balanced dinner tonight. It was a $12 Salade Nicoise and $12 worth or beer (2 beers) at http://www.monkscafe.com/. I'm at a continuing education meeting. Meals are business expenses . Would anyone care to guess where the beers will be described?
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Re: What's for dinner?
No, but you have been rewarded with 2 more guesses.ArkieDukie wrote:In the TMI Thread?devildeac wrote:I had a well-balanced dinner tonight. It was a $12 Salade Nicoise and $12 worth or beer (2 beers) at http://www.monkscafe.com/. I'm at a continuing education meeting. Meals are business expenses . Would anyone care to guess where the beers will be described?
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- Ima Facultiwyfe
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Re: What's for dinner?
I wanna know what Tilly's eating. She's the one on the successful diet!
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Re: What's for dinner?
I've lost 10 lbs since Christmas, 15 lbs since starting my diet (Weight Watchers). However, I'd love to hear what Tilly's eating, too.Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:I wanna know what Tilly's eating. She's the one on the successful diet!
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Re: What's for dinner?
This is what I'm having for dinner. And breakfast tomorrow. And probably lunch and dinner, too. I love chili.
Duke born, Duke bred, cooking on a grill so I'm tailgate fed.
Re: What's for dinner?
Amelia and I made Greek salad, homemade hummus and falafel, and tabbouleh for late lunch, followed by a bag full of doubleheader survival kit snacks at Turner Field, and late night falafel sammiches upon our return home. 'Twas delicious, and I scored some pretty serious points with her family.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Sounds like a lot of garlic! Hope your snack kit contained some gum? ;)wilson wrote:Amelia and I made Greek salad, homemade hummus and falafel, and tabbouleh for late lunch, followed by a bag full of doubleheader survival kit snacks at Turner Field, and late night falafel sammiches upon our return home. 'Twas delicious, and I scored some pretty serious points with her family.
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Re: What's for dinner?
Pan roasted pork chops, mac 'n cheese, and peas. Plain and simple.
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oh yeah, and Imadaughter made chocolate chip cookies today.
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oh yeah, and Imadaughter made chocolate chip cookies today.
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Re: What's for dinner?
We've been working on eating through our chest freezer before the big move next weekend. Tonight we turned the chuck roast into a nice beef and three-bean chili. With cornbread.
I also found a big bag of arborio rice in the pantry, so I spontaneously made some rice pudding.
Later this week I will do something with the whole turkey and the two racks of ribs - which represent the last of the meat in the freezer. We've worked out eating through our stash pretty well.
I also found a big bag of arborio rice in the pantry, so I spontaneously made some rice pudding.
Later this week I will do something with the whole turkey and the two racks of ribs - which represent the last of the meat in the freezer. We've worked out eating through our stash pretty well.
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