What's for Dinner, Wed?
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Comments (29)My roast was a chuck cut. The only cut for Pot Roast in my opinion. Big chunks of onion and carrot to add flavor were browned in the pan first and then removed and browned the roast sprinkled with salt and pepper. Then put everything back in the pot with beef broth, sprigs of rosemary and thyme, whole garlic cloves, and cooked long and slow on the crockpot burner of my stove. The broth is strained at the end, but we did eat the nice big chunks of carrots. It was very good. And I love my new Dutch oven!...See MoreWhat's for Dinner Wed evening?
Comments (15)I have been gone most of the afternoon at Terri's house doing up somethings so she would not have to deal with when she gets to come home from being with Bill. Cheryl had the hardest of the work to get done. I did some laundry and brought some laundry home. By the time I got home it was past my supper time, so I just had smoked sausage and a glass of chocolate milk. All your meals sound good. Sue...See MoreDestination wedding rehearsal dinner guests???
Comments (6)If everyone will already be there, I would invite them all. I am part of a community that always invites all out of towners to the rehearsal dinner (or whatever the "night before" party is called) anyway, and I know that that is not true in every community. But for a destination wedding? These guests have spent a lot of money and possibly used a good chunk of their vacation time to come to your wedding. To me, anyone who cares about you enough to do that is close enough to be the "inner circle" invited to the rehearsal dinner. It's not like they can stay home. What are they supposed to do instead? Arrange and pay for a restaurant dinner, then spend the rest of the evening sitting in their hotel rooms while you party? If I were one of your relatives, I would be stunned not to be invited to all the parties (and I would feel embarassed, as though the hosts never really expected or wanted me to accept the invitation). I'm sorry if that sounds harsh. Obviously, you can do whatever you want. But remember, you cannot dictate how your guests will feel about it. Do you really want even one of your guests to be thinking, "They think it's okay for me to spend hundreds of dollars to come to Mexico, just so they could have a 'destination wedding,' but I'm not worth the price of supper to them?"...See MoreIt's that time!!! What's on your dinner table, Wed?
Comments (18)It looks like we may finally get a break from the rain tomorrow. Cooler than norma for July though. I went grocery shopping this evening & was planning to fix spinach tortellini. DH is working late out of town & I was running late by the time I was done, so I decided on something simpler. Whole Foods was having one of their holiday "bundle deals", so we're having bbq sandwiches with coleslaw. Will have a chocolate chip cookie for dessert as that was part of the bundle. We almost never keep any kind of sweets around the house, so it's a treat for us....See More- 11 years ago
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