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Got Cajun bean soup in the crock pot now.  Such a cheap n easy meal, and it freezes great.  Got some ears of corn that need to be shucked and cooked too.
 
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Stewball said:
I don't live in America and you're probably right. We do get them with all sorts of toppings. I heard of apparently a better pizza than you can get I am Italy, in Jerusalem but I'm not going there for a pizza. My family like Domino's. I have something else. Chicken wings and corn on the cob or/and a salad.
I suppose I'll never get to eat a good one. Oh well. That's life. But thank for describing how a good one should be.
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So make your own. The crust is just a yeast dough, let it rise for an hour or so before putting the toppings on and bake in a really hot oven (400F +). Enjoy!
 
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Stewball said:
I don't live in America and you're probably right. We do get them with all sorts of toppings. I heard of apparently a better pizza than you can get I am Italy, in Jerusalem but I'm not going there for a pizza. My family like Domino's. I have something else. Chicken wings and corn on the cob or/and a salad.
I suppose I'll never get to eat a good one. Oh well. That's life. But thank for describing how a good one should be.
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So make your own. Just make a yeast dough, let it rise for about an hour, put on a cookie sheet spreading it out from the center, brush with olive oil, then put the toppings on and bake in a hot (400F+) oven. Enjoy!  
 
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I have a hard time cooking fish but the one fish I can cook well is Atlantic Salmon. It's by far my most favourite fish so that's lucky. We had it tonight with carrots sweet corn and broccoli. A good meal can make you so happy. A bad one is very disappointing.
 
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We are having chicken alfredo. I bought fresh pasta from the grocery store and they didn't have any fettuccine so I bought linguine to go with it.
 
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Tammat said:
I have a hard time cooking fish but the one fish I can cook well is Atlantic Salmon. It's by far my most favourite fish so that's lucky. We had it tonight with carrots sweet corn and broccoli. A good meal can make you so happy. A bad one is very disappointing.
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How do you cook your salmon?
 
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Mashed potatoes and gravy, Salisbury steak and assorted greens (2 kinds of kale, green onions, rainbow Swiss chard, bok choy, radish greens, beet greens, the outer leaves from Romaine lettuce, white cabbage) from my garden stir-fried, and strawberries from the farmers' market after sitting for a few hours with some sugar until juice forms. I invited my neighbor over who hates to cook. Some dry white wine, what a feast. Are you hungry yet?
 
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segelkatt said:
Mashed potatoes and gravy, Salisbury steak and assorted greens (2 kinds of kale, green onions, rainbow Swiss chard, bok choy, radish greens, beet greens, the outer leaves from Romaine lettuce, white cabbage) from my garden stir-fried, and strawberries from the farmers' market after sitting for a few hours with some sugar until juice forms. I invited my neighbor over who hates to cook. Some dry white wine, what a feast. Are you hungry yet?
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Oh wow! Are all your TCS friends invited too? :lol3:

We had lamb cutlets. Yum. They are a real favourite treat. With carrots, broccoli, mushrooms and gravy.
 
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Fresh fish costs a bomb here. But I love doing that sort of thing in butter. Cholesterol be damned! Don't mean it.
 
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We had homemade lasagna, caesar salad and garlic bread. 
 We had dinner at my in laws like we always do on Sunday.
 
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