Snowvid - what are you cooking?

[Anonymous]

we got takeout Indian tonight so we'll have at least one more meal of leftovers, and I'll probably use some of the leftover sauces to cook extra too (like put it over lentils or potatoes or something).

Other meals:
* borscht and rye bread
* quesadillas with black beans and vegetables
* skillet with potatoes, apples, sauerkraut, and sausage
* broccoli-cheddar casserole
* breakfast for dinner: probably pancakes, yogurt, and fruit

[Anonymous]

Sichuan hotpot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bean soup with leftover Christmas ham, coffee cake. I always roast a chicken on Sunday night.

+1 on the bean soup with leftover Christmas ham bone.

[Anonymous]

Arroz con gandulas and beans
Pasties and soup

and I haven't thought past that. Probably ordering pizza?

[Anonymous]

Homemade meatballs

Soup - maybe tomato soup, with garlic bread

Thai curry vegetables and tofu

[Anonymous]

Brioche French toast for breakfast
Homemade chicken noodle soup for lunch
Homemade chocolate chip cookies
Cuban style slow cooked pork shoulder
Instant Pot black beans with white rice

[Anonymous]

I picked a bad month to do Whole30. I just want to eat all the carbs when it snows.

[Anonymous]

Ham and potato soup in instant pot. And monster cookies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ham and potato soup in instant pot. And monster cookies.

By monster cookies do you mean big cookies or something else? I am just imagining these to be special in some way.....

[Anonymous]

A whole chicken and stuffing. And a "dessert pizza" per my 4 year olds request.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sunday - probably chili

Assuming our meal kit is delivered on Monday:

Steak Shepherd's Pie
Kung Pao Beef Bowls
Shrimp LInguine Carbonara
Crispy Chickpeas & Couscous with roasted vegetables
Southwest Pork Rice Bowls

Backup: Meatloaf, Almond crusted tilapia, some kind of pasta

What a list! Looks like a delicious week, PP. YUM.

[Anonymous]

Curried okra (bhindi masala)
Red lentil and potato stew
Pupusas and curtido
Kadai paneer
Kale/tofu stir fry

[Anonymous]

Ordered our grocery delivery for Sunday morning, thinking the snow wasn't going to start until later in the day. So we'll see how we do.

For today, clam chowder. If we get groceries, beef stew with barely and stout -- if I'm ambitious, that, in a pie shell. Lamb meatballs.

If we don't get groceries, I imagine a decent amount of tomato sauce and beans will be on the agenda.

[Anonymous]

My husband made a two-pound meatloaf last night for two adults and two kids. We will be eating that for the next two years, unfortunately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband made a two-pound meatloaf last night for two adults and two kids. We will be eating that for the next two years, unfortunately.

That's 2 meals at 1/4lb per person. Doesn't seem excessive. (Unless your kids are like 1 and 3. I'm sitting here ten years down the road and a 13 yo boy can inhale more food than you can imagine.)