Dinner thread...What's cooking...

• Oct 22, 2007

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chicken breast sauteed with spicy sausage and the last tomatoes from the garden, steamed brown rice with cracked wheat, swiss chard.

nothing fancy, simple, satisfying and most importantly the furthest thing from restaurant food i could possibly put together.

 

• Oct 23, 2007

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Filet Mignon Roast

Muchrooms Sauteed in Butter and Sherry

Oven roasted yukon gold potatoes

Sugar Snap peas

Spinach Salad with Bacon and Hard boiled eggs (Dresswing from Lidia's cook book)

Home made apple pie ala mode

 

• Oct 24, 2007

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KFC

The healthy eating trend continues wonderfully.

 

• Oct 24, 2007

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ctenidae said:

KFC

The healthy eating trend continues wonderfully.

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I had stayed away from fast food for a while...got a BK meal a few weeks ago. For the number of calories I'd say it was the least satisfying meal I've had...:???:

 

• Oct 24, 2007

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Homemade baked mac & cheese
Baby veggies (wax beans, green beans, carrots)

 

• Oct 24, 2007

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Nothing! I'm travelling, and I'm sick of eating, I mean Dining out

 

• Jan 16, 2008

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Deadheadskier Steak House Tonight

All Natural Painted Hills NY Strip served with Maitre'D Butter

Baked Potato

Creamed Spinach

Sauteed Mushrooms

....now all I need is a giant leather chair and a warm snifter of gran manier

 

• Jan 16, 2008

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Pork chops and rice...

 

• Jan 16, 2008

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Mushroom soup and perogis

 

• Jan 16, 2008

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ctenidae said:

Mushroom soup and perogis

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Mmmm...... sounds good. My father-in-law picks wild mushrooms in Sweden and ships them over here, makes for some great soup as well as other dishes. Had perogis for lunch Mexican for dinner

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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andyzee said:

Mmmm...... sounds good. My father-in-law picks wild mushrooms in Sweden and ships them over here, makes for some great soup as well as other dishes. Had perogis for lunch Mexican for dinner

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Our local Polish store has dried wild mushrooms, which are great for soup. They make their own perogis, too. Good stuff.

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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Here in PA they're spelled pierogies

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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made a veggie stew last night; evoo, onion, garlic, basil, sweet potato, zucchini, bell pepper, white beans, fire roasted tomatoes, and some chicken stock. delicious and filling. its a rachel ray recipe. i subbed the sweet pot. and white beans for regular potato and eggplant.

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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Right now I'm double fisting budweiser and guinness and eating jumbo shrimp while I'm doing laundry and packing for my Jackson Hole trip

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

Right now I'm double fisting budweiser and guinness

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WHAT?!?!?!?! I don't know how to respond to that...

Who in their right mind would..... umm.... nevermind....

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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dmc said:

WHAT?!?!?!?! I don't know how to respond to that...

Who in their right mind would..... umm.... nevermind....

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ahahahahahaha....I wish I had a camara to show the cup of piss colored fizzy budweiser and the cup of dark creamy guinness..lol

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

ahahahahahaha....I wish I had a camara to show the cup of piss colored fizzy budweiser and the cup of dark creamy guinness..lol

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sacrelige... just like only skiing groomers at JH... total sacrelige....

Enjoy the trip!

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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dmc said:

sacrelige... just like only skiing groomers at JH... total sacrelige....

Enjoy the trip!

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haha Whatever I enjoy the groomers at Jackson Hole..and I enjoy the steak at Red Lobster..lol

For dinner tonight I think I'm going to get take-out from Yoccos..cheesesteak and some pierogies perhaps..maybe a hot dog with extra secret sauce as well..I need to get my belly nice and round for the outdoor Jacuzzi in Jackson Hole

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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Gotta stretch out the old stomach for some Buba's BBQ!

Don't get too wide... You may have problems fitting through trees in Bivouac Woods..

 

• Jan 18, 2008

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dmc said:

Gotta stretch out the old stomach for some Buba's BBQ!

Don't get too wide... You may have problems fitting through trees in Bivouac Woods..

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Haha..those woods are wide open compared to most woods in VT,,a few nice rock hucks in there as well..

Bubbas is a must..their Brisket platter is the bomb deezy and it's BYOB so you can save a few bucks..