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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My husband has a very narrow definition of a proper dinner - must be a hot meal consisting of a meat, starch, and veg. I prefer to eat lighter in the evening and would have “girl dinner” every night if it were up to me. We both cook. [/quote] I'm a woman who enjoys the charcuterie-type dinners, but I admit I share some of the stereotypically "male" attitudes toward food that your husband does. For instance - I don't think that a "bowl" is dinner. Rice bowls, Buddha bowls, poke bowls etc, - to me those are lunches, not evening meals. If I'm going go actually cook - I want the separate components as you note - doesn't have to include a protein, necessarily - could be a vegetarian pasta and salad - but I want the two items as opposed to a vegetarian "bowl."[/quote]
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