What's for dinner?
Jun 11, 2020, 10:10 pm
#1411
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Oven fries
raw veggies
cheeseburger slider on roll-ppang
italian spicy sausages with potato salad
turkey burgers with sharp cheddar
chocolate chip cookies
tempted for another corn cherry scone but I’ve already had 2!
raw veggies
cheeseburger slider on roll-ppang
italian spicy sausages with potato salad
turkey burgers with sharp cheddar
chocolate chip cookies
tempted for another corn cherry scone but I’ve already had 2!
Jun 11, 2020, 10:21 pm
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Both... 
Jun 15, 2020, 9:22 pm
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Pico de gallo (homemade) - https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/203800/pico-de-gallo/
enchiladas verde (Trader Joe’s reheat)
tortilla chips
Raw organics - carrots, radish, cucumber
lime wedges
iced water - I totally forgot about the Topo Chico y Los Jarritos that I placed in the fridge just for tonight!
penne with parm & olive oil
meatballs with marinara
the pico de Gallo is so amazing that as long as I have any tomatoes (which’ll be standard for this summer!), I’ll keep making it. Just must also remember the cilantro. (I still have a full unit)
ice cream for dessert
enchiladas verde (Trader Joe’s reheat)
tortilla chips
Raw organics - carrots, radish, cucumber
lime wedges
iced water - I totally forgot about the Topo Chico y Los Jarritos that I placed in the fridge just for tonight!
penne with parm & olive oil
meatballs with marinara
the pico de Gallo is so amazing that as long as I have any tomatoes (which’ll be standard for this summer!), I’ll keep making it. Just must also remember the cilantro. (I still have a full unit)
ice cream for dessert
Jun 15, 2020, 10:13 pm
#1415
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Pico de gallo (homemade) - https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/203800/pico-de-gallo/
enchiladas verde (Trader Joe’s reheat)
tortilla chips
Raw organics - carrots, radish, cucumber
lime wedges
iced water - I totally forgot about the Topo Chico y Los Jarritos that I placed in the fridge just for tonight!
penne with parm & olive oil
meatballs with marinara
the pico de Gallo is so amazing that as long as I have any tomatoes (which’ll be standard for this summer!), I’ll keep making it. Just must also remember the cilantro. (I still have a full unit)
ice cream for dessert
enchiladas verde (Trader Joe’s reheat)
tortilla chips
Raw organics - carrots, radish, cucumber
lime wedges
iced water - I totally forgot about the Topo Chico y Los Jarritos that I placed in the fridge just for tonight!
penne with parm & olive oil
meatballs with marinara
the pico de Gallo is so amazing that as long as I have any tomatoes (which’ll be standard for this summer!), I’ll keep making it. Just must also remember the cilantro. (I still have a full unit)
ice cream for dessert
i am a bit confused ....3 different entrees ?
Jun 15, 2020, 11:52 pm
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plus the enchiladas box was intended for 2 people and not 3; I was quite happy to have them.
Jun 15, 2020, 11:56 pm
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our child didn’t want enchiladas so I made some penne and reheated the remaining meatballs & marinara from last night. The marinara is Rao’s and sooo good - I prefer to just eat the Rao’s instead of making marinara with San Marzano (DOP) like before... the Rao’s is the best bottled sauce I’ve ever had!
plus the enchiladas box was intended for 2 people and not 3; I was quite happy to have them.
plus the enchiladas box was intended for 2 people and not 3; I was quite happy to have them.
https://www.marthastewart.com/328007...marinara-sauce
Jun 16, 2020, 1:34 am
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You could always make Rao’s yourself.
https://www.marthastewart.com/328007...marinara-sauce
https://www.marthastewart.com/328007...marinara-sauce
I like the idea of hand-crushing the tomatoes. I’ve never done it!!
Jun 16, 2020, 6:52 am
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our child didn’t want enchiladas so I made some penne and reheated the remaining meatballs & marinara from last night. The marinara is Rao’s and sooo good - I prefer to just eat the Rao’s instead of making marinara with San Marzano (DOP) like before... the Rao’s is the best bottled sauce I’ve ever had!
plus the enchiladas box was intended for 2 people and not 3; I was quite happy to have them.
plus the enchiladas box was intended for 2 people and not 3; I was quite happy to have them.
Jun 16, 2020, 4:27 pm
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We did a steam pot last weekend so we're going to use the leftover shrimp for shrimp and grits and the leftover crab to make crab cakes.
Jun 17, 2020, 7:58 pm
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Grilled ny bone-in strip steak
pasta (penne / fettuccini) with Rao’s marinara
Corn on the cob
Black olives
Oven fries
cheeseburger sliders on roll-ppang
pasta (penne / fettuccini) with Rao’s marinara
Corn on the cob
Black olives
Oven fries
cheeseburger sliders on roll-ppang
Jun 18, 2020, 6:33 am
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Jun 18, 2020, 7:48 am
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Seriously, the guy must spend all his time cooking.
Last night I made pesto for the first time! It was delish! We were watching Queer Eye last week and one of the recipes that Antoni taught the makeover person to make was pesto pasta with pickled grapes. It sounded good, and it was really good.
In the cuisinart I put waaay too much garlic, basil, romano cheese, and pine nuts I'd toasted in a pan, then added olive oil and lemon juice.
Served with orecchiete and sauteed chicken thighs, and red seedless grapes I'd soaked in some balsamic for 20 mins. And some alvarinho. It was great.
Last night I made pesto for the first time! It was delish! We were watching Queer Eye last week and one of the recipes that Antoni taught the makeover person to make was pesto pasta with pickled grapes. It sounded good, and it was really good.
In the cuisinart I put waaay too much garlic, basil, romano cheese, and pine nuts I'd toasted in a pan, then added olive oil and lemon juice.
Served with orecchiete and sauteed chicken thighs, and red seedless grapes I'd soaked in some balsamic for 20 mins. And some alvarinho. It was great.
Jun 18, 2020, 7:53 am
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Seriously, the guy must spend all his time cooking.
Last night I made pesto for the first time! It was delish! We were watching Queer Eye last week and one of the recipes that Antoni taught the makeover person to make was pesto pasta with pickled grapes. It sounded good, and it was really good.
In the cuisinart I put waaay too much garlic, basil, romano cheese, and pine nuts I'd toasted in a pan, then added olive oil and lemon juice.
Served with orecchiete and sauteed chicken thighs, and red seedless grapes I'd soaked in some balsamic for 20 mins. And some alvarinho. It was great.
Last night I made pesto for the first time! It was delish! We were watching Queer Eye last week and one of the recipes that Antoni taught the makeover person to make was pesto pasta with pickled grapes. It sounded good, and it was really good.
In the cuisinart I put waaay too much garlic, basil, romano cheese, and pine nuts I'd toasted in a pan, then added olive oil and lemon juice.
Served with orecchiete and sauteed chicken thighs, and red seedless grapes I'd soaked in some balsamic for 20 mins. And some alvarinho. It was great.