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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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Tonight, just a simple, homemade fettuccine Alfredo and salad. Simple is sometimes just what you want.
Made saltah(vegetarian version) and flatbread. Damned good.
☆Dreamwind☆
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Angel hair with lemon n herb ricotta, chicken, spinach, and tomato.
Bravo! Anything with spinach!
☆Dreamwind☆
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Or will they have you for lunch? Dun du duuun
I think they were beyond caring.
Subduction Zone
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Great Britain calls it that and that is due to the French word for it. Like courgettes and zucchini. Or aubergines and eggplants. And my Google spellcheck is driving me nuts because of course the British words are "wrong".
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Chilaquiles-Style Roasted Chicken Legs Recipe
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Don't forget brinjal!
Spaghetti Bolognese tonight.
Subduction Zone
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It take it that is the Hindu work for eggplant. I love various eggplant dishes. My housemates not so much. Where there were only two of us I made a eggplant parmigiana. It was so good that I had to force myself to stop eating. I ended up eating the whole pan over several days.
My dinner tonight was really good except the chicken was too fat. If I make it again I will rip the skin off of the chicken. That should take care of the fat problem. The hominy and tomatoes turned out really good. I did not tell the roommate about the hominy. There is nothing in it against her diet but it is "foreign" and therefore weird. Occasionally I have done that and been right. Turkey burger used to be "welfare food". I would tell her that it was ore expensive than hamburger. So one time I made homemade meatballs where I switched out the beef and pork for turkey burger. It was really good. She agreed. Then I told her. So now we can have turkey burger meatballs, but it cannot be used anywhere else.
What will the three of you be dining on?
I think I'll do paneer korma with basmati rice tonight.
Pasties made with left over casserole, roast potatoes, white asparagus. Followed by kiwi fruit.