Squid with black beans, green salad and, for pud, orange slices with pomegranate seeds and coconut milk yoghurt. Domaine de la Jasse, Vieilles Vignes to accompany.

Homemade chicken soup, French bread and a bit of Brie.

I broke one of my cardinal rules for maximum enjoyment of life and stopped at Walmart on the way home last night. I had a strong yen for a rotisserie chicken and they're the only store between work and my temporary home. Of course, they had none. I bought a Cajun spiced turkey breast and I baked potatoes and steamed sugar snap peas. I also bought a whole roaster chicken and cooked it myself. It's sitting in the fridge for dinner tonight. I will make a salad and bake potatoes again.

Side note: the beach Walmart is worse than most. You'd think it was next to skid row.

Chicken marsala and polenta.

Chicken coated with garlic, butter, and ground mustard, topped with crispy onions and Brussels sprouts.

Garlic Wine pot roast, potatoes, carrots, petite onions. Green salad.

Spare ribs and chicken wings... oh, and broccoli. :p

Godmother sandwich from Bay Cities in Santa Monica...best Italian deli in LA. And a half a loaf of fresh baked Italian bread....eaten in pieces grabbed from the back seat as I was driving home and the bread smell lured me. I didn't this time but I have been known to pull over and put the bread in the trunk because I would eat an entire loaf if I got stuck in traffic.
https://www.baycitiesitaliandeli.com/food-grocery

Mmm, it sounds yummy!

I made chicken bolognese.

Peruvian at Limon to celebrate a birthday.

Comfort food for a dark and stormy night: tuna noodle casserole (recipe from the Campbell's mushroom soup label) and Jell-o butterscotch pudding. I'm in no mood for real cooking.

I don't think I've ever tried tuna noodle casserole. I'm not certain what I am going to have for dinner. I haven't considered that yet.