I think I will be having a chicken stir-fry tonight. I just have to remember to take the chicken out of the freezer!
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What's for dinner? 10/4/05
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Even though yesterday - the hottest day in October ever recorded in NE Wisconsin (87 degrees and humid) I sweated and made a double batch of Chili and Beef stew too I will make baked fish, rice pilaf and some type of veggie.
I think I might steal your idea and make that too! That sounds so wonderful...mmmmm!Originally Posted by AbbysMom
I think I will be having a chicken stir-fry tonight. I just have to remember to take the chicken out of the freezer!
Beef with gravy (sliced steak cooked with onions (it is good with or without onions) and a little soy sauce, add gravy and serve over rice and hard noodles). It is yummy!
Applebee's here *yummy*
Unless I stop at the grocery on the way home, it's Hamburger Helper.
Spag bol and it was lovely!!!!
lol As a college student, dinner will be whatever I can scrounge up that doesn't take too long to make.
Oh wait, my boyfriend doesn't work late tonight, so maybe I can make an effort to cook something. (Or maybe I can beg him to cook something.
) It's such a waste trying to cook for just one person!!
Well, I have a choice of reheating leftovers from Sunday - roast beef, mashed potatoes, etc. - or nuking something from the freezer.
The chicken stuffed with cheese and broccoli looks good...
The chicken stuffed with cheese and broccoli looks good...
I threw a couple hand fulls of dried minced onions, 4 tablespoons fresh minced garlic, a pinch of oregano, 4 tablespoons worcetershire sauce, 2 cups of water, 2 cups of beef boulion a pound of stew meat all into my crockpot.
Later I'll add two family sized cans of Campbell's vegetable Alphabet soup.
Cheap, easy veggie-beef soup, no prep time, no fuss, no muss, no mess
Later I'll add two family sized cans of Campbell's vegetable Alphabet soup.
Cheap, easy veggie-beef soup, no prep time, no fuss, no muss, no mess
That sounds wonderful, and very easy, my kind of meal!!Originally Posted by Arlyn
I threw a couple hand fulls of dried minced onions, 4 tablespoons fresh minced garlic, a pinch of oregano, 4 tablespoons worcetershire sauce, 2 cups of water, 2 cups of beef boulion a pound of stew meat all into my crockpot.
Later I'll add two family sized cans of Campbell's vegetable Alphabet soup.
Cheap, easy veggie-beef soup, no prep time, no fuss, no muss, no mess
Corned Beef, Cabbage & Red Potatoes. They sghould be done around 4 or so.
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I love a good boiled dinner. And it is really so easy to do.
And I love a good stir-fry too.
And I love a good stir-fry too.
Kidney beans rice with lime and tomato sauce.
I love this stuff! Butterflied Hi-Heat Roasted chicken and Baked- Halved Butternut squash done cut side down in 1/2" of water. Squash'n-Chicken!
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I don't know. Thats why I'm reading this thread.
I never finished my grocery shopping this week. I'm thinking about Grillers (artificial hamburger) with LTM and oven roasted potatoes with garlic.
Mmmm... are you doing this in a Crock Pot? I'm lazy so I'm getting chicken fajitas (pick-up) from Chili's
