Wednesday, What's for Dinner?
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Comments (9)Chilly and rainy here, too...so, time for a fall supper. Roasted pork tenderloin, rubbed with olive oil, garlic and herbs de provence. Vegs were steamed yams sprinkled with light brown sugar and steamed fresh spinach. Wine was Sarsaparilla soda :)...See MoreWhat's for Dinner Wednesday?
Comments (12)Partymusic, it kind of was like a frittata. I was looking for something meatless because I'm going to have ham with a honey glaze to go with it. It was very good but I'm glad I did a trial run. Will do some tweaking. It had cubed hash browns, zucchini, onions, red bell pepper and spinach in it. I think I will cut the spinach in half. It also called for eggs and egg beaters. I just had eggs but didn't know how much to use in ratio to everything. Next time I will use the eggbeaters, too to give it a little more eggy base. With those adjustments, I think it will be great. I never saw a double yolk hard boiled egg either!...See MoreWhat's for Wednesday's Dinner?
Comments (12)Fajitas, we love those! I must make them on the weekend, or next week. Thanks for the inspiration Raven. Pam hubby will take hot dogs over hamburgers any day. He'd love your dinner, lol. We love "shumaligans" Prairie. It's a good thing because I always cook too much, specifically to have food leftover. Gadgets, our favourite fast food burger is A&W, but once in a while I like a big Mac. They're messy with the lettuce ending up all over me. I'm sure you're much neater! Kathleen, for grabbing a fast meal it sure sounds healthy. Audrey, corn chowder is terrific soup. I hope Schultz is doing much better....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- 11 years ago
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