Mine was so so, how was you Sunday meal?

glenda_al

16 years ago

Wanted egg rolls and eggdrop soup, but restaurant was so busy.

OPTED for a smoked turkey on multi grain bread. Ok

What was or going to be on your Sunday plate?

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kacram
16 years ago
left over spaghetti... but it's still at leas 5 hours away! lol
linda_in_iowa
16 years ago
I ate at the basketball game which was right after church. Walking taco, diet coke and later an ice cream. Food costs a fortune at the stadium but we were all very hungry.
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breenthumb
16 years ago
Pot roast within the hour and it smells yummy.
sue_va
16 years ago
I just made Broccoli Cornbread and that with some leftover chicken and green beans will be my din din.

The BC smells so good!!

Sue
Marcia Thornley
16 years ago
I had planned to make a Chicken Curry but DH was out with the boys after hockey this morning and isn't so hungry so we're just having toasted tomatoe sandwiches on Rye with a bowl of soup.
shellm
16 years ago
Home made split pea soup for lunch and tacos for dinner.

Shelley
roseluver
16 years ago
Yummy roast and potatoes with a green salad.
trinitytx
16 years ago
DH went to Papa Murphys and got us pizza. Those things are huge! Had one piece for lunch, and will have another for dinner. Clean kitchen!

Trin
donna_oh
16 years ago
Pork, sauerkraut & mashed taters! Hse smells so good & it was Delish!

Donna (^_^)
susan_on
16 years ago
Roast beef, with roasted potatoes and carrots, and also dinner rolls. Yum.
evatx
16 years ago
I made beef stew and cornbread; took a bowl to my neighbor who is recovering from surgery. Really warms up the house.
Marilyn Sue
16 years ago
We had our dinner after church, there. So good. On my plate was the following, chicken and noodles, with mashed potatoes, meat loaf, green beans, sweet potato casserole,spinach salad, cole slaw and a deviled egg. Plus a good glass of unsweet tea. It was all so good. I did not hit the dessert table! There were a lot of other things like turkey, pork and vegetables, corn, dressing, and I just don't know what all. There is always a lot of food for a small church. Everyone enjoys it. We fixed a plate to bring home to my husband and also one for Amber's husband. For supper I ate some leftover chili soup. I also ate some peaches.

Sue
kathy_
16 years ago
I browned a pound of ground venison with onions. Chopped up and steamed a small head of cabbage. steamed a cup of rice. put it all in the crockpot with 3 small cans of tomato soup and a can of diced tomatoes. Something was missing so I sprinkled my bowl with a little parmesan cheese. It was good (and healthy too).
luckygardnr
16 years ago
Beef Stroganoff! Yum!
lynn_d
16 years ago
Wonderful! Pork cutlets, scalloped taters, green beans and some of your banana bread....YUM!
trishaw
16 years ago
Not happy with mine at all. Made Tamale Pie in the crockpot and somehow added WAY too much salt. I rarely add salt to my recipes and I must have done it twice this time. It tastes ok, but nothing like the Tamale Pie I used to make. I can not get the tamales that I love here. One of the few things I miss from California.

Trish
nodakgal
16 years ago
I spent all afternoon making caramels and baking cut out cookies and frosting them. I made bacon cheeseburgers and tator tots and creamed corn.

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