Ramen. After four hours in the kitchen making raw for Oliver, I was burned out. BF was too lazy to even leave his room, much less make productive use of himself.
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What's for dinner?
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Boiled new potatoes, carrots, asparagus and some fish my ' hunter gatherer husband' caught yesterday.
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Visiting with friends tonight as I need to do some stuff on her computer and we're having dinner there. She told me something with pork chops and scalloped potatoes. And some kind of an apple wine. I'm taking a cake and some toffee bars for dessert and she said she has some fresh fruit to go with the cake.
We ate at home last night, so we are going out today.
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Leftovers from my Mil. She rarely sends food home as she does not like me but sent some stuff so we will share. Excited to try as never had any of it(they are Indian)
BF had promised to cook tonight, but he predictably fell asleep, so I fixed sautéed pork chops, smashed potatoes, parmesan roasted green beans, and sautéed onions and mushrooms.
That said, I'm thinking I'm going to be single soon. Really tired of broken promises and laziness.
That said, I'm thinking I'm going to be single soon. Really tired of broken promises and laziness.
Home made macho nachos. We love mexican.
Not sure? But what I do know is that there is strawberry cheesecake for dessert!!
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Mac and cheese in the crock pot. I just got a new crock pot cook book The Great American Slow Cooker Book, from Amazon and there are a lot of recipes in there that have caught my eye.
When the book came in the mail the other day and I opened the book, Rick said he guessed we'd be having a few crock pot dinners for a while.
When the book came in the mail the other day and I opened the book, Rick said he guessed we'd be having a few crock pot dinners for a while.
Lamb shanks in tomato and red wine sauce, potatoes and carrots.
Oooh! That sounds delicious! I love lamb shanks. I made a stuffed chicken with gravy, carrots and cranberry sauce. Brined for a few hours before roasting. I use a compound butter (thyme, orange zest, garlic) under the skin. It comes out nice and tender and the zest gives it great flavor. And Ben and Jerry's Chocolate Therapy for dessert.
Last night I cooked sauteed chicken breast with mushrooms, onions, garlic, and spinach along side mashed potatoes with pan gravy.
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I am making chicken for my husband and fish for me and my daughter. I'm not sure yet if we will have salmon or tilapia. I'm not sure what I am making as a side dish yet.
Husband wants a liverwurst sandwich on the gluten-free bread he just made this weekend, and I'll serve him that plus a salad and veggie. I'm having a Omaha steaks 6 oz. ribeye, salad, a low carb veggie, and for my carb, probably one serving of the bread my husband made. If I need more calories will either add cheese to my salad and/or up the amount of half and half and salad dressing I use.
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Comfort Food. I cooked rutabagas with neck bones and dumplings. Also had stir fried cabbage. Wonderful.
The plan is chicken Kiev with salad but it's going to be incredibly hot so I'm not sure if I want to use the oven.
McDonalds.
I SO didn't want to cook tonight.
I SO didn't want to cook tonight.
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Pulled pork sandwich and cole slaw. I'm ready to dig in and head for bed. It's been hard getting back into the daily grind of work, even though I've been doing it slow and easy.
Hot roast chook from the supermarket with a mango salad. It was too hot to turn the oven on.
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Getting ready to throw two bone-in chicken breasts in the crock pot with some chicken broth, sauteed onions, etc. Tonight's dinner will either be chicken corn soup or chicken noodle soup....haven't decided which yet.
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