What's for dinner?
#3886




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Thank you but shrooms are on my absolute hate list so I don't know if it would be the same. But I might try some goat cheese on my regular chicken tortilla soup next time. I always have it on hand.
Actually I sometimes put goat cheese on chilaqilles so I know it works with Mexicanish food
Actually I sometimes put goat cheese on chilaqilles so I know it works with Mexicanish food
Tonight, in honor of a Lent Friday (we are not Catholic), breaded pan fried grouper, fries, homemade tartar sauce. Maybe a veg, maybe not. Sometimes it just works out that your dinner lines up with the calendar
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My better half is doing a chicken cacciatore.
My only contribution will be selecting the wine. I just picked up a Dolcetto Dogliani Superiore that may fit the bill.
My only contribution will be selecting the wine. I just picked up a Dolcetto Dogliani Superiore that may fit the bill.
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4 lbs. of pork shoulder I've cut up, which were marinating in chiles en adobo for a while are now in the Instant Pot, along with a bunch of unyens, garlik, and sellanchro stems, and a bit of chikun stock.
I'll probably open a can of black beans and smash them up with some herbs and spices to accompany.
I'll probably open a can of black beans and smash them up with some herbs and spices to accompany.
For tonight, I'm thinking of stopping by this place https://www.newdumplingfood.com/ - friends have recommended, and say it is good. I'll probably cook up that kale in the fridge with some garlic to accompany.
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I'm envious of your dinner because I love grouper!
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In an effort to save all our sanity, as we have been home bound since last Wednesday due to ice and snow and the cars are still iced in, I convinced my housemate to walk to the nearest open restaurant to pick up dinner. So we are having Americanized Chinese food: hot and sour soup, shrimp fried rice, mooshu pork, and chicken with broccoli.
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some of our favorites although moo shoo vegetable and extra pancakes :-)
I tend to sometimes get some dishes that are more Chinese for myself because I enjoy Chinese leftovers.
Ian loves to go to FL for grouper. I myself also may not have had it. Ive had some white fish in Minneapolis / St Paul as well as lake white fish in Wisconsin :-)
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Dinner for us tonight consisted of broiled black sea bass (which I caught), mushroom risotto and sweet collard greens. I need to begin thinning out my supply of fish from last summer and fall. Tomorrow night will be summer flounder(fluke) and maybe some ling. Perhaps a fish fry is in order, I will make some potato salad and cornbread. Conservatively, I still have over 200 lbs of fish in the freezer downstairs.
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Or actual freshwater whitefish. Whitefish and perch are common around Lake Michigan, but I don't think walleye are fished commercially on Lake Michigan -- maybe Lake Erie, Huron and Superior?
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Broiled salmon
leftover king crab legs
mixed green salad
mashed potatoes & gravy
oven steak fries (optional gravy)
leftover king crab legs
mixed green salad
mashed potatoes & gravy
oven steak fries (optional gravy)

