Wednesday, What's for Dinner?
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Comments (13)I cooked that spiral ham. Along with that was mashed potatoes and beets. Anytime I send Bobby to the garage to get a vegetable either from the freezer or canned on the shelf I can be assured he is going to come in with beets. LOL After dinner I cut the meat off the bone and packaged it for the freezer. Got six packs of meat and a big pack with the bone and the juice from the pan the ham cooked in. Looking forward to 15 bean soup in the near future....See MoreWhat's for Dinner Wednesday?
Comments (11)Great meals as usual!!! Shirley, aren't leftovers grand? No thinking of what to cook and easy cleanup. Phyllis, it's nice to take something handy and put your own touches in it. Susan, I had to laugh at you taking yourself physically away from the kitchen to avoid eating more. I agree, the packaged meals are definitely portion-control! Pam, leftover lasagna sounds good! Especially with your snowy weather. Raven the rotisserie chickie and your sides make a great meal! Angela, your dinner sounds so good. I really like the idea of the pasta and shrimp salad. Cherryfizz your meal made my mouth water. Did you use chicken breasts?...See MoreWhat's for Wednesday's Dinner?
Comments (4)I went out to dinner tonight. There were ten of us. We all graduated high school together. In those days we weren't all close friends, but we are congenial and get together a few times a year. I had a nice petite filet with a mushroom sauce....See MoreWhat's for dinner on Wednesday?
Comments (7)My day was busy. It was a pretty day here in Ohio, but getting warmer and more humid daily. When I look at far range, it's showing that after Friday rains will move in. I made a stir fry with chicken strips, mixture of spinach and other greens, along with sweet peppers. Had some succotash and sliced tomatoes. Stay safe all of you in the bad weather areas. Shirley...See More- 10 years ago
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