What are you making for dinner tonight?

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[Post New]03/29/2015 22:25
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Root vegetables roasted with paprika and cumin. Persian rice. Beans with tomato and onion. Greek yogurt sauce.
[Post New]03/29/2015 22:29
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Anonymous
Ham stroganoff
[Post New]03/29/2015 22:31
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Anonymous
Foccacia pizza topped with mushrooms, spinach, tarragon buffalo mozzarella and prosciutto. Steamed asparagus for a side dish and strawberries for dessert. It's spring in our house!
[Post New]03/29/2015 23:36
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Anonymous wrote:Ottolenghi cauliflower cake and a green salad.


I've looked at this recipe several times, but never made it. How did it turn out?
[Post New]03/30/2015 09:56
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ottolenghi cauliflower cake and a green salad.


I've looked at this recipe several times, but never made it. How did it turn out?


Loved it. Like an upscale frittata, but better. Leftovers for dinner today, he claims it tastes even better the next day.
[Post New]03/30/2015 14:43
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Anonymous wrote:DH just left on a business trip. So, without him to worry about, I'll just make quesadillas. Kids like salad so I'll wash some lettuce and drizzle a little soy-citrus dressing on top. Done.

When DH is gone, I might not even cook at all. Sometimes just popcorn, yogurt and apple slices.




Glad to know I am not alone. When DH travels, we generally eat sandwiches or whatever dd wants to make a meal out of!
[Post New]03/30/2015 14:53
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:DH just left on a business trip. So, without him to worry about, I'll just make quesadillas. Kids like salad so I'll wash some lettuce and drizzle a little soy-citrus dressing on top. Done.

When DH is gone, I might not even cook at all. Sometimes just popcorn, yogurt and apple slices.




Glad to know I am not alone. When DH travels, we generally eat sandwiches or whatever dd wants to make a meal out of!


Lol. I love it when dh has a dinner meeting. It makes my life so much easier. No fancy dinner, just leftovers that everyone else loves.
[Post New]03/30/2015 14:56
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Anonymous
DS is spring breaking with my parents so it is just me.
Costco Shrimp Salad on a croissant. It will be heaven!
I will not have to say even once "please eat your vegetables"

I do miss him terribly so I have to focus on the perks!
[Post New]03/30/2015 17:21
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Anonymous
Soup is very easy to make and you can double the amount to have leftovers for the next day. You will, however, need either a blender, food processor or hand blender.

I recommend a Leek and Potato soup. All you need are some leeks, potatoes, butter, onions, vegetable broth, heavy cream, and salt/pepper and chives to taste. So simple and good!
[Post New]03/30/2015 17:59
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Monday is leftover/pantry meal day at our house! Tonight will be a chicken & veg stir fry with orange-sesame sauce.

(Frozen peas & corn from partially used bags, carrots from a partially used 2-lb bag, chicken from the freezer, leftover rice from our dinner party last night. Sauce will be made using all pantry ingredients too. )
[Post New]03/30/2015 23:12
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Anonymous
I made spicy shakshouka - which my husband called "sharkshouka," because it had some bite. Totally delicious.
[Post New]03/30/2015 23:55
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Anonymous
Tonkatsu, spinach, miso soup, and rice
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