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What's for Dinner Tonight?
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luvs
'lil yinzer~
Good luck. I think you forgot how to cook. No fair posting bar food either.
i chose to not post w/ a purpose. i make food often, joe. i have many, many pix, & pals that i know & see that request to see 'em- i show 'em. & my pc has pix stored, as have my other tech items, & i send ones i luv to my Family & my pals.
& why would u give 2 bleeps, anyhow, joe. that joe whom was that, that could not take making 1 single dinner in an industrial setting- oh, yeah! that was joe! by, golly me.
i've made thousands, & not blinked, there........
luvs
'lil yinzer~
that is not my post. i refuse to post in caps- my keyboard is set to that, anyhow. hackers get time in that 'ol slammer. & they get to meet new guy-pals!
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JEV
Mr. Congeniality
Nothing to show but chatter for two weeks...no pics. Bummer! Guess I'll have to give you a couple of ideas.
Pork stir fry with vegetable fried rice.
Vegetable Frittata.
Homemade whole wheat Tortallini with garden salad.
Pasta Primavera.
Pork stir fry with vegetable fried rice.
Vegetable Frittata.
Homemade whole wheat Tortallini with garden salad.
Pasta Primavera.
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luvs
'lil yinzer~
my nurse brung me over chix nugggets. he fergot my sprite. i'll let that slide. until he makes me upset. then, he'll hear of that pop fer an hour or so. i'm dialing him now. he is so bringing me that pop.
i dialed him & left a voicemail, 'where is my fukin sprite, i'm thirsty, j.' i swore way beyond that. modified version, there~
i dialed him & left a voicemail, 'where is my fukin sprite, i'm thirsty, j.' i swore way beyond that. modified version, there~
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A rather large BLT on toasty potato bread, with Amy's organic cream of mushroom soup.
Had I thought about it, I'd have had a diet Coke with that.
Had I thought about it, I'd have had a diet Coke with that.
EAT something, then get some sleep.
JEV
Mr. Congeniality
She did eat something...chicken nuggets. Probably better for her to put on weight than any other foods. She should have one of those 560 Calorie Big Macs to put on some weight.
Chicken McNuggets® (4 piece)
190 Calories
9g Protein
12g Fat (18%)
12g Carbs (4%)
360mg Sodium (15%)
Calories from Fat 110 Dietary Fiber 1g(2%) Calcium 8mg(0%) Saturated Fat 2g(10%) Sugars 0g Iron 0.5mg(2%) Trans Fat 0g Vitamin A 0IU(0%) Vitamin C 1mg(2%) Cholesterol 25mg(9%) Serving Size 2.3 oz (65 g)
Ingredients
CHICKEN MCNUGGETS (4 piece)
Allergens: WHEAT Ingredients: White Boneless Chicken, Water, Food Starch-Modified, Salt, Seasoning (Autolyzed Yeast Extract, Salt, Wheat Starch, Natural Flavoring [Botanical Source], Safflower Oil, Dextrose, Citric Acid), Sodium Phosphates, Natural Flavor (Botanical Source). Battered and Breaded with: Water, Enriched Flour (Bleached Wheat Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Yellow Corn Flour, Bleached Wheat Flour, Food Starch-Modified, Salt, Leavening (Baking Soda, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Aluminum Phosphate, Monocalcium Phosphate, Calcium Lactate), Spices, Wheat Starch, Dextrose, Corn Starch.
CONTAINS: WHEAT
Prepared in Vegetable Oil (Canola Oil, Corn Oil, Soybean Oil, Hydrogenated Soybean Oil with TBHQ and Citric Acid added to preserve freshness). Dimethylpolysiloxane added as an antifoaming agent
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JEV
Mr. Congeniality
Yesterday was two year old grandson Evan's birthday, so DD#1 made Parmesan chicken & sweet taters. DD#2 made the dinosaur cake using German Chocolate recipe. Both daughters take pride in the kitchen, and they both turn out some fantastic, flavorful meals. I'm very proud of them, because most of what they make is from scratch whenever possible. They both prefer organic foods when they can get it from a reputable source. Great food and great birthday party. Evan's favorite gifts were a guitar that Mommy gave him at breakfast, then it was the Radio Flyer wheel barrow from Grandma & Grandpa that was just his size.
luvs
'lil yinzer~
i know that they're junk; then again, when you're getting food via a nurse & not giving him a cent, u stick to hi-kCals & nominal prices. sure, a steak would be great, except i limit myself when someone else is buying fer me, unless they're close to me. simple respect.
i'll be makin' pierogies soon enough.
JEV
Mr. Congeniality
Spaghetti with homemade marinara and egg roll turned into garlic bread in the toaster oven. Side salad with Mrs JEV's balsamic vinaigrette dressing. Then we went to the Senior Center and walked 2 miles on the treadmills. Snow sucks for walking when the sidewalks aren't cleared.
I was craving Arby's roast beef today, so I went and got a medium roast beef with horsey sauce, and a side salad with Italian dressing.
I do cook occasionally, when the mood strikes.
Being single and cooking for one isn't that easy all the time.
Next time I make something luscious and pic worthy, I'll post it, just like I used to do.
I do cook occasionally, when the mood strikes.
Being single and cooking for one isn't that easy all the time.
Next time I make something luscious and pic worthy, I'll post it, just like I used to do.
Ate some Brown Rice Vegetarian Sushi for dinner tonight.
What a waste of chewing effort.
I cannot recommend it. Ever. Unless maybe you dip it in butter and wrap it in thick cut bacon. Or maybe serve it as a side dish with a steak and then forget to eat it so you just scape it off the plate into the trash. Even the dog didn't want it.
What a waste of chewing effort.
I cannot recommend it. Ever. Unless maybe you dip it in butter and wrap it in thick cut bacon. Or maybe serve it as a side dish with a steak and then forget to eat it so you just scape it off the plate into the trash. Even the dog didn't want it.
JEV
Mr. Congeniality
That's the problem with all that shit that's supposed to be good for you. I like the program I'm on where I eat whatever I want to...I just practice portion control.
Leni
Active member
Leftover beef stew with all of the leftover veggies that my daughter saved in tiny amounts. She had a rare brain cancer at 17 and can no longer live alone so she lives with her dad and I. First surviver of this cancer. Saves even one bite of something. Many times it drives me crazy but once in a while it has it's benefits. Like tonight. The rest of the time it gets thrown out.
I made a big hamburger steak in the grill pan, using what I do believe is a recipe from the old Fannie Farmer cookbook.
You make the burger steak, then drain it well, then spread on the teensiest amount of butter and top with caramelized onions and a splash of Worcestershire sauce.
So, it was that and Ore-Ida steak fries, with lots of ketchup and black pepper.
You make the burger steak, then drain it well, then spread on the teensiest amount of butter and top with caramelized onions and a splash of Worcestershire sauce.
So, it was that and Ore-Ida steak fries, with lots of ketchup and black pepper.