What is the ultimate White Suburban Dinner?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The firehall weddings were all: fried chicken, rigatoni with red sauce, and stuffed cabbages.

+1. And a band playing Proud Mary.

+1 and wrap up your slice of cake in a napkin to take home!

Good times!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The firehall weddings were all: fried chicken, rigatoni with red sauce, and stuffed cabbages.

+1. And a band playing Proud Mary.

+1 and wrap up your slice of cake in a napkin to take home!

rolling, rolling, rolling on the river…

[Anonymous]

2000-2010 would have been lasagna and side of Cesar salad

[Anonymous]

Salisbury steak - book it. Done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The firehall weddings were all: fried chicken, rigatoni with red sauce, and stuffed cabbages.

+1. And a band playing Proud Mary.

+1 and wrap up your slice of cake in a napkin to take home!

Good times!

Erm I’m in my 30s and I still wrap stuff in napkins to take home sometimes! I mean, not at a wedding.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am white + have never lived in a suburb OP. I never thought city food was any different han suburban. Maybe in the movies-- white suburban dad would be grilling something; whereas, urban dad either did not have the space or his condo board did not allow grilling.

What’s readily available in the suburbs is very different from what’s readily available in the city. Unless by city, you mean, like Cleveland or something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The firehall weddings were all: fried chicken, rigatoni with red sauce, and stuffed cabbages.

+1. And a band playing Proud Mary.

+1 and wrap up your slice of cake in a napkin to take home!

I'm from the south. Weddings were not in the firehall but in the church basement. As little girls, we'd take the cake home in a napkin, too.. Story was to put it under your pillow and you would dream about your future groom! And, the only food served was --at best--tea sandwiches and buttermints.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:La Choy chicken chow mein
Minute Rice
Tang

Perfect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was raising kids in the suburbs in the 70s and 80s, here is what I made for dinner:

Meatloaf w/BBQ sauce and bacon on top
Lasagne
Baked chicken and dumplings
Shake and bake pork chops
Pot roast w/carrots and potatoes
Steak
Cheeseburgers
Tuna casserole

Sides:
Mashed potatoes
Baked potatoes
Au gratin potatoes
Rice
Noodles

Corn
Green beans
Peas
Asparagus
Brussel sprouts
Squash casserole
Salad
Watermelon and cantaloupe

When dad wasn't home for dinner:

Fish sticks and french fries or tater tots
Pizza
Chinese food
Grilled cheese sandwiches
Hot dogs wrapped in crescent rolls
Meals with no meat in them

I didn't know you posted here, Mom! Sending love. Thanks for all the good meals prepared after you got home from work. Full House is on at 8:00!

[Anonymous]

Will this hilarious White People dinner be followed by sarcastic Curry Dinner the next week and Deep South Fried Chicken Dinner the week after?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was raising kids in the suburbs in the 70s and 80s, here is what I made for dinner:

Meatloaf w/BBQ sauce and bacon on top
Lasagne
Baked chicken and dumplings
Shake and bake pork chops
Pot roast w/carrots and potatoes
Steak
Cheeseburgers
Tuna casserole

Sides:
Mashed potatoes
Baked potatoes
Au gratin potatoes
Rice
Noodles

Corn
Green beans
Peas
Asparagus
Brussel sprouts
Squash casserole
Salad
Watermelon and cantaloupe

When dad wasn't home for dinner:

Fish sticks and french fries or tater tots
Pizza
Chinese food
Grilled cheese sandwiches
Hot dogs wrapped in crescent rolls
Meals with no meat in them

This list made me so hungry and wistful. I haven't had a pot roast in 20 years . . .