What's for dinner 6/2?

patti43

15 years ago

Tonight we're having baked tilapia, creamed spinach and parsley potatoes. Want to share what you're having tonight?

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glenda_al
15 years ago
GS time, getting ready for upcoming trip.

We both were hungry, and drove to the best place for home cooked food, Joel's.

I had a fried pork chop and baby green limas.

GS had fried chicken, devoured their hash brown casserole and 3 deviled eggs and my cornbread.
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
15 years ago
I put on a crockpot this morning of baby limas and ham hocks, have a pot of cooked rice to go with it and it has been smelling so good all day. Will slice up some of the fresh home grown tomatoes I picked up at the farm store to go with it.
Mom is still here visiting and she just loves baby lima beans.
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A Taco-Mac clone: "Nachos all the way" Made, ate and happy but I would trade it for raven's Lima beans. I have a couple of rows coming on but it will be late July or early August before I'm scarfing any.

To be honest they are Florida Speckled pole and most people around here call them butterbeans. Just another neat Lima though. I think my vegetable soup is 30% Lima beans. lol

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glenda_al

ravencajun Zone 8b TX

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