It's What's for Dinner
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It's What's for Dinner
by engarde » 17 Sep 2010, 11:48
Okay, I know, I know... 
not the most exciting thread, but we all have to go to the fridge and whip up a miracle every night. And admit it, we always end up talking about it! Thought I would provide a place to share or at least get ideas from other members.
Bon Appetit!
not the most exciting thread, but we all have to go to the fridge and whip up a miracle every night. And admit it, we always end up talking about it! Thought I would provide a place to share or at least get ideas from other members. Bon Appetit!
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by The Mrs » 17 Sep 2010, 11:52
It's pay day and grocery day so probably a pizza or our grocery store does these really nice BBQ chickens in their hot deli, so maybe one of those. No cooking though, not tonight!
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by engarde » 17 Sep 2010, 11:53
Those chickens are a total life-saver!
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by Vampyre » 17 Sep 2010, 13:57
I don't know yet. I am munching a pear. My brothers are here and they just called me. Once they finish a round of golf, they're taking me to Applebe's. It's not my favorie place but food is food!
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by evilqueen21 » 17 Sep 2010, 14:07
Oy! My cupboards are empty and have yet to make it to the store to stock up. So looks like it's what ever I can scavenge up, so nothing exciting here... But I could go for a pizza now thanks to Mrs. putting the idea in my head. 
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by wonttorit » 17 Sep 2010, 14:16
Breakfast for dinner is always a lifesaver. Eggs, sometimes bacon, toasted bread, sometimes frijoles. We cook bacon in the microwave. Everything else is done when it is.
I never look for miracles. If what I cook isn't what someone else wants, they can get their own dinner. Fine by me.
I never look for miracles. If what I cook isn't what someone else wants, they can get their own dinner. Fine by me.
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by wildchild1954 » 17 Sep 2010, 14:37
I'll agree that breakfast for dinner is always a hit. But add to that list pancakes, French Toast, sausage . . . I have to admit even with having a Mexican for a husband we've never had beans for breakfast and that's what frijoles are.
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by wonttorit » 17 Sep 2010, 15:24
We have them as often with breakfast as we do any other meal. My husband was born in Mexico too.
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by drea268 » 17 Sep 2010, 15:29
I agree ladies...breakfast for dinner is always a winner in our household. Tonight I stopped at a local market that was having a lobster bake....full lobster, baked potato, roll and coleslaw. I'm all about not cooking on Friday nights and this was a nice change instead of pizza or subs. 
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Re: It's What's for Dinner
by wildchild1954 » 17 Sep 2010, 17:23
wonttorit wrote:We have them as often with breakfast as we do any other meal. My husband was born in Mexico too.
I guess I phrased that wrong. Mine is American-Mexican - his grandparents were born in Mexico but his mother in Montana and his father in Texas.
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