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Supper Time on Friday!

9 years ago

Earlier I tried some of the cream of potato soup with rivels I had made and sent home with Amber and some of the Irish soda bread, that I also sent along with her. A bit later I had a big kale salad. I try not to eat in the evening if I can help it. That was my main meal, what is yours today?

Sue

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Georgysmom

9 years ago

I've been working in the kitchen all day. Working on chicken soup for the freezer, Corned beef and cabbage for tonight (also some Irish Soda Bread) Made some cookies for tomorrow night DD and SIL coming over, and have the ingredients for crusty bread ready to go......will add the liquid later tonight. Getting ready to throw the cabbage in for the corned beef and have to peel some potatoes and make some horseradish spread for the corned beef.....back to work.

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arcy_gw
9 years ago
Hit a FANTASTIC Fish Fry for a very late lunch..good to go until tomorrow!!
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The last of the green pepper soup the neighbor gave me plus fried green tomatoes and I also fried some brussel sprouts before they went bad. Never tried that before, they got a little too brown, but tasted alright. It's almost 9pm. and I'm getting hungry for "something". Had veggies and dip, but that's not hitting the spot. ha. Maybe a little bit of cottage cheese.
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Annie Deighnaugh
9 years ago
I'm still fighting this cold so I made a big pot of chicken soup. That ought to do it! I also made a loaf of 100% whole wheat bread. Love the smell of yeast dough!
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gadgets
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I made a pork roast with cabbage, potatoes, carrots and green beans circling it. Had a piece of pound cake topped with apple pie filling.
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Sirloin, sweet potato, salad with avocado.
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morz8 - Washington Coast
9 years ago
It will be oven roasted corned beef, sautéed cabbage, mashed potatoes. Beef in the oven now, it has about 3 more hours to go.
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LucyStar1
9 years ago
Honey-baked Ham sandwich and homemade tomato soup (Martha Stewart recipe).
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coralee7
9 years ago
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Corned beef and cabbage with all the trimmings
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ldstarr
9 years ago
Crispy Greek Chicken, Baked Yams, Corn and Honeydew Melon. Probably a bowl of Ice Cream later for dessert.
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stacey_mb
9 years ago
Delicious dinner with aunt and uncle at their assisted living center. Potato leek soup, beef brisket, mashed potatoes, cabbage, brussels sprouts, parsnip, carrots, and key lime slice for dessert. A cookie and chocolate coins to take home. The other choice for dinner was roast chicken stuffed with wild rice.
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Wonderful dinner. Corned beef with cabbage and potatoes and Carrots.
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wanda_va
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Corned beef and cabbage, with potatoes and carrots; black-eyed peas; cornbread. Our traditional meal for St. Patty's Day and New Year's Day.
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eld6161
9 years ago
Corned beef and cabbage, potatoes, carrots, horseradish.

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User
9 years ago
Pot roast & broccoli & rice au gratin. Nothing fancy....I'm tired. I'll have more time tomorrow to cook. I'll use the left over pot roast to make Taquitos and serve them smothered. YUM!
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seagrass_gw Cape Cod
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traditional New England boiled dinner with corned beef, carrots, onions, celery, potatoes and cabbage. Extra pickling spices. Cooked for 4 hours. The house smells wonderful still.
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mamapinky0
9 years ago
Hubs took Amiee and the boys to Steak and Shake for burgers and shakes. I stayed home I'm not any where near well enough yet to go out. I ate a cup of Liptons Noodle soup and a grape popsicle. I had hubs take chili out of the freezer for tomorrow, will have a garden salad and corn muffins with it.
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glenda_al
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Catfish, perfectly cooked
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