Saturday's What's for Dinner.................

clubm

18 years ago

What's for dinner.....

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Vique_Pa
18 years ago
shepherds pie
grammahony
18 years ago
I don't have a clue. Mom just called and wants to go to the river.
Leslie
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I must not be "normal"....I've had some wicked chills all day so it was leftover lentil soup for me. Robert went out to pick up a takeout order from a nearby Mexican restaurant.
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..Asking me for a recipe isn't usually something I can help with. But I'll try! And I know that I said orzo but I MEANT coucous! But it sure would work with orzo. Fix 1 cup coucous and 1/2 cup red quinoi according to the directions on their labels. Be sure to rinse the quinoa first, and I prefer the red....it tastes nuttier to me. I cook both of them in chicken broth. This salad can be made just with quinoi, but I didn't want to scare my guests. :-) Veggies....to equal about two cups or more : chopped green onions, red bell pepper, english cuke, chick peas (rinsed and drained), halved cherry tomatoes. Use your favorite vinaigrette . I made a lemon dressing with quarter cup fresh lemon juice, quarter cup olive oil, two cloves minced garlic, chopped fresh oregano, sugar, S & P to taste, and a splash of balsamic or other vineger. I didn't use all of the dressing. Add it to the couscous and quinoi while still warm, cover, and chill. When ready to serve, stir and taste to add more dressing if necessary. I added a bit of lemon zest on top for serving and fresh mint from the garden .
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bigack
18 years ago
I have no idea, as usual. So hot already, and I'd like to do turkey burgers on the grill.
chubby_rat
18 years ago
I swear I posted to this awhile ago....hmmmm!
Anyway I put a roast in the crockpot with Cream of Chicken Soup...will make Mashed Taters and corn with it.My favorite meal.
vicki_lv_nv
18 years ago
We are having fish. A customer gave us some freshly caught trout. Also going to throw in a piece of salmon and a couple of pieces of sea bass. I don't know what else we are going to have.
Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle
18 years ago
I have a Roasted Chicken leftover from last night. I haven't had mashed potatoes in a while so might make those. For sure a Salad. Maybe English Peas since we haven't had those in a while.

Gayle
glenda_al
18 years ago
Haven't decided where I'll have dinner for lunch!
Know I want fish!
sooey
18 years ago
I wanna go to chubbys house for dinner. sounds great!

We will have some pasta with freshly made Pesto sauce. we cut some basil in the garden last weekend and I finally got around to making some Pesto yesterday. The kitchen smelled WONDERFUL!

sooey
who would rather have what chubby is making...
gazania_gw
18 years ago
We are having fresh green beans cooked with ham, fresh dug potatoes and onions. It is my favorite summer/garden time meal. Warm from the garden sliced tomatoes would be the perfect addition, but darn, they aren't ripe yet.

Might make a rhubarb cobbler for a later snack.
brenda_in_tx
18 years ago
I put round steak in the crockpot, put in 2 cans of stewed tomatoes and some fresh garlic. Let it cook all day, will make mashed potatoes, green beans, salad and garlic bread. The stewed tomates makes a gravy that we use on the potatoes. Soooo good and easy, and I love using the crockpot in the summer so I don't have to use the stove/oven as much.
patti43
18 years ago
I'm having trout, salmon and sea bass. Vicki doesn't know it yet, but she's having unexpected company for dinner. LOL! Boy, that sounds good.

In real life, we're either having leftover pizza I made last night or dried beef gravy on biscuits and green beans. Right now I have a peach cobbler in the oven and it's smelling really good. Okay, Vicki, I'll bring dessert, okay?????
maryanntx
18 years ago
We just got home from our Volunteer Fire Dept's annual BBQ fund raiser. So we had BBQ brisket, sausage, beans and potato salad. Tonight we will probably warm up last night's spaghetti.

patti43, that peach cobbler sure sound good!
glenda_al
18 years ago
Ended up going to Demitri's bbq, for an openface mixed pork sliced, sauce on the side with extra pickles.

Waitress doesn't ask me, just tells me what I'll order. She knows me :o)
irishdancersgram
18 years ago
Ordered pizza and it just came......Yummy
Kathsgrdn
18 years ago
I had to work today, am dead tired. I picked up Jimmy John subs for me and Alex's friend and Dairy Queen chicken strips for Alex. No way was I coming home to cook. (Lauren went to a funeral with her father)

First time I've ever had Jimmy John subs and they're 10x better than Subway. People at work told me they were really good, they ordered out there for lunch. They were on my way home so I thought I'd give them a try.

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