What's for Dinner, Monday evening?

10 years ago

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I made a ham on Saturday, glazed with maple syrup, ketchup and balsamic vinegar. It was delicious, and we had slices of that, heated, on homemade rolls with soup tonite. I pulled a squash soup from the freezer for myself and hubby had a can of vegetable soup. We're also finishing up the apple pie that I made.

Crazy temperatures!!!! We're setting record highs for December. No white Christmas this year.

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morz8 - Washington Coast

10 years ago

A friend called last night and invited us for leftovers tonight at 6. They'd had their Christmas yesterday, their youngest son is working Christmas eve day and Christmas day (policeman) so the men with children can be home with their families (small force, small town).

My impression was she was going to pull plates of leftovers out of the refrigerator. Instead, she had made a cream of turkey soup. a huge mixed green salad, had rolls and a fruit tray. She'd set her formal table again with her pewter and Christmas china. It was very nice. And I came home to a mess of wrapping paper and ribbon, not quite finished when we changed clothes and left ;)

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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
10 years ago
We are just getting set up at the rv park on the river in Louisiana. We will probably have soup and sandwiches tonight.
marilyn_c
10 years ago
I had to run an errand....so I ate a sandwich at Arby's and some curly fries. Jody made a hamburger steak with grilled onions for himself.
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I just fixed myself a bowl of cornbread and milk.

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Prime rib on the grill..

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