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What's for dinner?
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We had perogies fried with onions. I like to fry them with bacon too, but we don't have any.
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Vegetable soup .... got it out of the freezer last night. And I also got a round of Tomato Bread out of the freezer while I was at it. (I will often put my bread dough into a round cake pan, instead of a loaf pan, and rise the dough that way. It looks pretty when it's baked and it's a little something different.)
Turkey sausages tonight. I am hoping it stops raining so I can grill them, otherwise they will be fried in a pan.
A casserole - basically elbow macaroni in a cream sauce with ham, cheese, peppers, onions and chives.
yes, the yogurt has that right tangy taste. i started substituting yogurt for sour cream because i was never be able to finish the whole container of sour cream and it costs more. i love yogurt anyway.
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i'm thinking of baking a couple more of the banquet pot pies for my dinner tonight. it's a bit cool here today (compared to hot and humid yesterday), so i think a warm dinner will be nice.
i always eat a lighter dinner and a bigger meal for lunch, my thought being that i need more energy earlier in the day than i do towards the end of the day.
i always eat a lighter dinner and a bigger meal for lunch, my thought being that i need more energy earlier in the day than i do towards the end of the day.
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Going to my sister's house tonight for food and fireworks:
BBQ chicken and hamburgers (their fire company did a BBQ chicken fund-raiser last weekend, so she bought a ton of chicken and stuck it in the freezer.)
Macaroni salad
Pineapple Banana Slaw (thanks, Peaches!)
Crock Pot Beans
Cucumber and onion salad
Hot Milk Sponge Cake
Lemon Sponge Cake Cookies and Frosted Peanut Butter Cookies
BBQ chicken and hamburgers (their fire company did a BBQ chicken fund-raiser last weekend, so she bought a ton of chicken and stuck it in the freezer.)
Macaroni salad
Pineapple Banana Slaw (thanks, Peaches!)
Crock Pot Beans
Cucumber and onion salad
Hot Milk Sponge Cake
Lemon Sponge Cake Cookies and Frosted Peanut Butter Cookies
Can I come?
Tonight, I am making the sausages I was going to make last night. We ended up going out for dinner last night, but I wish we hadn't. It was disappointing and I was still hungry after.
Ah, I have yet to go to a real BBQ this summer. The closest I've had is at my friend's studio where they got a teeny tiny little grill so they can cook out on their fire escape platform, lol (so safe!). My dad LOVES BBQ so when I lived at home, I'd get nice smokey meats and delicious baked ribs all the time.
But now I live in an apartment with a vegetarian so I'm just having garlic and parm roasted potatoes with some egg and broccoli. At least, I hope so... if there are any left after lunch. Anyone have tips on how to train a hooman to cook for them?
Mine just feeds himself a bowl of Captain Crunch for dinner and leaves me coming home from work hungry to find nothing prepared.
But now I live in an apartment with a vegetarian so I'm just having garlic and parm roasted potatoes with some egg and broccoli. At least, I hope so... if there are any left after lunch. Anyone have tips on how to train a hooman to cook for them?
i'm thinking a couple banquet pot pies again for dinner.
Got a chile con queso bake in the oven http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/chili-con-queso-casserole/327c7e7a-44b3-4633-af23-d67440050ecb and may make some veggie soft tacos later.
That's so sad. Did it give you as much problems as the broken one? More than 7 months has past since Christmas. That should allow you to get an actual crockpot. I don't even know if I can get them here.
Not that I'd know what to do with one if I had one.
But her mum bought it. Tact is needed. HE dropped it.
Hot milk sponge cake?
try allrecipes.com - you can search by ingredient or by recipe name and look for the one with the highest rating. you can read the reviews before you try it. I have found so many great recipes there
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Mrs. B, you're always more than welcome to have dinner with us!
Stewball, a hot milk sponge cake is just a cake that includes one cup of hot milk in its ingredients. The batter is poured into and greased and floured 13 x 9 x 2-inch pan, baked and cooled. Then it's topped with a chocolate frosting (and yes, the frosting must be chocolate for a hot milk sponge cake). This recipe is as old as the hills. It was my grandma's recipe and my mother made it all the time. Since Mom passed away, there are times when my sister and I really need this cake. She taught her daughter, my niece, how to make them and my niece actually made the one we ate yesterday. It's really good, but it's a bit of a heavier cake and has a different texture. It's a delicious cake, though.
Kat0121, I love allrecipes.com and have gotten many wonderful recipes from that site. I have one of their cookbooks: All-Recipes Cookbook. There is not a bad recipe in that book; every recipe I have tried is excellent. It's an older cookbook, probably one of their very first ones, 2002. I highly recommend it.
Tonight Rick is making his famous (famous within the family, that is) hamburgers. Well, cheeseburgers. On the grill. I'm not sure what we're having with them yet. We brought home no leftovers to have today, so I'll have to make something. I'm thinking of corn on the cob.
ETA: Well, that changed. Rick's mom's new glasses came in and she wants to pick them up today. If we take her, she said she'd take us out to dinner. So Rick is going to take her down for her glasses and then they're going for dinner. I really don't feel like going along; I want to stay home, so I can get the yard mowed. I'll probably just make a sandwich or something.
Stewball, a hot milk sponge cake is just a cake that includes one cup of hot milk in its ingredients. The batter is poured into and greased and floured 13 x 9 x 2-inch pan, baked and cooled. Then it's topped with a chocolate frosting (and yes, the frosting must be chocolate for a hot milk sponge cake). This recipe is as old as the hills. It was my grandma's recipe and my mother made it all the time. Since Mom passed away, there are times when my sister and I really need this cake. She taught her daughter, my niece, how to make them and my niece actually made the one we ate yesterday. It's really good, but it's a bit of a heavier cake and has a different texture. It's a delicious cake, though.
Kat0121, I love allrecipes.com and have gotten many wonderful recipes from that site. I have one of their cookbooks: All-Recipes Cookbook. There is not a bad recipe in that book; every recipe I have tried is excellent. It's an older cookbook, probably one of their very first ones, 2002. I highly recommend it.
Tonight Rick is making his famous (famous within the family, that is) hamburgers. Well, cheeseburgers. On the grill. I'm not sure what we're having with them yet. We brought home no leftovers to have today, so I'll have to make something. I'm thinking of corn on the cob.
ETA: Well, that changed. Rick's mom's new glasses came in and she wants to pick them up today. If we take her, she said she'd take us out to dinner. So Rick is going to take her down for her glasses and then they're going for dinner. I really don't feel like going along; I want to stay home, so I can get the yard mowed. I'll probably just make a sandwich or something.
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i think it'll be a nice bowl of oatmeal with my homemade flavoring mix in it. i'll probably also have some yogurt with homemade granola in it at some point this evening.
I do need to get an actual crock pot brand slow cooker, it's just not a priority when we have other expenses and a baby on the way. They are fairly expensive for a name brand one.
My husband made this for dinner. http://www.hellmanns.com/recipes/detail/32658/1/parmesan-crusted-chicken
It was really good, it will definitely be something we will have again.
My husband made this for dinner. http://www.hellmanns.com/recipes/detail/32658/1/parmesan-crusted-chicken
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