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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Oh, I'll probably munch around on something else but later.
Chicken katsu curry with potatoes and carrots, over rice.
That's what we had the other day. The pita was cut into small squares, seasoned and baked to make pita croutons. Goes great with the feta.
Nice!
Not certain yet. I just snacked on a few peanuts and am heading out to a car cruise for the evening shortly. I'll probably have some carrots and hummus when I get home.
Pickled veggie ramen.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
One more time I had Copper River Sockeye Salmon. This time with spaghetti and homemade marinara sauce on the side.
Chicken curry and rice (tofu for the veggie)
Coffee eclairs
Coffee eclairs
So unlike me... I just don't know what's for dinner and I'm too tired to care.
Maybe hubby or the children will put something together.
Maybe hubby or the children will put something together.
I should do this more often. Hubby has ordered Thai take away from a restaurant in the next village. Collect 19:00, so dinner will be a little late.
What he's ordered he is keeping as a surprise but the food is all good.
The menu
You've got a good husband.
Don't i know it, the best (i think)
Beef wok cooked with chili and basil and rice.
Or mixed seafood green curry for our veggie/pescatarian
Cheese and biscuits.
Or mixed seafood green curry for our veggie/pescatarian
Cheese and biscuits.
I laughed to myself at the irony of reading a Thai food menu in French.
Salix,
Easily amused
I was going to make another batch of curried spinach for saag paneer, but after spending all day running around in 90 degree heat with no A/C, I'm not feeing it. I'll just have this again...
