Anonymous wrote:Blackened salmon, homemade mac and cheese, steamed veggies.

What seasoning do you use for blackeneing? Sounds yummy!

Anonymous wrote:Turkey white bean kale stew

Recipe?? I love that soup!!

Butter chicken, rice, TJs naan. A lot of carbs but comfort food.

Carrot ginger soup and grilled cheese. More of a weeknight dinner, but delicious!

I know it's late, but what are people making this week?

I'm making a white bean chicken chili from America's Test Kitchen plus some Mac and cheese for the kids (so that I can make the chili nice and spicy -- they won't eat it even if I keep it mild). Also meal prepping some pumpkin oat muffins for lunches this week (I send them with cream cheese for a treat that is actually pretty healthy -- the kids love them).

What does everyone else have on the stove right now?

Also: go Bills!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do people really cook like this every day?

The thread is specifically about Sunday dinners.

Yes, but I have seen where people posts their menus for the week, and it is 5 or 6 days of super elaborate dinners.

Then you should look at that thread. This one is for Sunday dinners only.

Anonymous wrote:Goat Biryani.

Mmmmmmmmmm.

I made a Moroccan chickpea stew in the crock pot:

https://www.simplyquinoa.com/slow-cooker-moroccan-chickpea-stew/


Delicious and healthy!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do people really cook like this every day?

The thread is specifically about Sunday dinners.

Yes, but I have seen where people posts their menus for the week, and it is 5 or 6 days of super elaborate dinners.

Anonymous wrote:Yesterday, made eggplant parm with homemade sauce (Marcela Hazan recipe)

Today, trying this :
https://www.recipetineats.com/chicken-rissoles-chicken-patties/

And making my first soup of the season, a favorite :
https://www.skinnytaste.com/broccoli-cheese-and-potato-soup/

I leave out the milk and American cheese and add an ounce of cream cheese instead at the end.

Also baking a bread.

https://shelfcooking.com/rustic-bread/

I made those chicken patties on the weekend too. They were good! Really easy and with lots of vegetables. DH and DS also enjoyed them

Anonymous wrote:Do people really cook like this every day?

Sunday dinner...

Anonymous wrote:Do people really cook like this every day?

No. That's why this thread is called "Sunday Dinner," not "Everyday Dinner."

Anonymous wrote:Do people really cook like this every day?

The thread is specifically about Sunday dinners.

This was crazy good and I'd make it again: https://www.cookscountry.com/recipes/9148-pasta-with-sausage-ragu

Do people really cook like this every day?