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Triss
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What's for Dinner #34
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Keep all of the yummy food ideas coming...
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left over vegetable soup.
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Tonight will be soup and sandwiches.
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I think we're going out with friends. Johnny has been friends with this guy most of his life and I know him from school too and Johnny never charges him for plumbing so they want to take us out.
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sounds like fun sheri. we had drive through.
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Re: What's for Dinner #34
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Tonight we are having turkey... a trial run for Thanksgiving but with Zackery doing the cooking.
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Steak, baked potato, and salad. Jim is grilling the steaks...
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soup of some kind. probably potato.
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Quote from: Dianna on Nov 07, 2010, 12:36:53 PM
Steak, baked potato, and salad. Jim is grilling the steaks...
Yummmmm
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ham and potato soup. good, and gone
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We had leftovers. I sure wish I had eaten at your table, Jen. Soup sounds sooooo tasty.
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Nov 07, 2010, 07:30:03 PM »
thanks sarah loo. it must have been, it is gone. it was thicker than usual and i think we all liked that. so next time...
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Chili mac here. Smothered in cheddar.
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Yesturday did beef stew in the crockpot, and today there is a chicken in there.
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Nov 08, 2010, 11:36:39 AM »
Zack's turkey was awesome. We are on leftovers for the week until we run out... made so much that will carry over at the end of the week and this weekend. It is kinda nice.
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Cool!
Did he need a lot of help, Triss?
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I walked him through every step. He did the work himself but he did have to be told each part of it. I am so proud of what he did. The only thing I did not let him do was to take the turkey out of the hot oven. I did not want him to burn himself and it was heavy and awkward.
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They are always heavy and awkward. Even for the most experienced of us.
Way to go, Zack!
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that sounds awesome triss. we had beef stew tonight.
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Penne pasta tonight.
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I think I am going to do a version of turkey pot pie today and use up the last of those leftovers.
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We had goulash last night. Tonight will be leftovers I am thinking.
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pork stir fry.
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Quote from: bayou girl on Nov 09, 2010, 08:20:09 PM
pork stir fry.
Mmmm, sounds good. I guess I am snacking my way through the evening. I began with grapes and moved on to cottage cheese and crackers. I am having a plum now. No telling where this will lead.
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Tonight will be pasta, with homemade meat sauce.
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