So If You Were Having Dinner With Me, This is What We'd Be Having...

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Lighthearted

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What's succotash? I've heard it mentioned before, it's not heard of in the Uk.
Succotash is corn and usually one or more diced vegetables cooked as one dish...I used sweet corn,finely chopped broccoli, and peas...tiny bit of butter and sea salt
 

Lynx

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Actually I'm not too big on supper. I'll eat a peanut butter/cherry jam sandwich or something, but any old snack will do. Breakfast and lunch are bigger deals for me.

Unless it's a family dinner. Family dinners in my family are wonderful things. But it's not the food that makes them wonderful (although most of my family are pretty good cooks and the food IS good.)
 
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Miri

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#63
Succotash is corn and usually one or more diced vegetables cooked as one dish...I used sweet corn,finely chopped broccoli, and peas...tiny bit of butter and sea salt

Oh right, we just call that mixed veg over here. Lol


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Pipp

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If a gal wants to come over for supper *checks time*...tonight, it's BBQ pulled pork sammiches, homemade coleslaw, baked beans, and garden tomato slices with cottage cheese.

Watch out ladies...not only will I frustrate you, anger you, and be affectionately frigid towards you...but I'll make you fat from my cooking.
I'm already fat so sound's like a deal :p
 

Lynx

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Oh right, we just call that mixed veg over here. Lol


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That picture looks like canned mixed veggies. For some reason mixed veggies from a can always seems flavorless to me.

Succotash is more like corn chowder, but without the cream sauce, and with roasted peppers and a few other things. Corn is the primary ingredient.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious

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I'm already fat so sound's like a deal :p
Hey, hey...how YOU doin'?

;-)

I misspoke about the tomato slices. Instead of those, I got out the jar of pickled cucumber and onions I had made up a week ago and ate those instead. Totally not good for my ulcer, but totally worth it for the taste.
 

kaijo

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"Dine" with me...and we'd "eating" the Word.... breakfast , lunch and dinner ^^""
 

cinder

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Currently on skillet at cinder's:

zucchini and eggplant Italian slop: Threw sausage, zucchini, eggplant, mushrooms and tomato sauce into a skillet and let it cook down, then threw in a package of shredded italian blend cheese (along with garlic and herbs to give it some flavor). It doesn't look like much but tastes pretty good.

Lunch is usually some sort of grilled meat (burgers, pork chops, brats, maybe there's a steak left somewhere) and salad, just bought fresh salad stuff so should be good there.

Dessert isn't planned but if you're really desperate for dessert there's a culver's or DQ within walking distance.

And if I decide I really like you, I'll even let you have the comfy chair at the table.
 
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MollyConnor

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#69
We would start off with salad.


Then have chicken alfredo. One of my favorites!


With garlic bread on the side...


Then for dessert...the classic triple C (chocolate chip cookies)...maybe with a scoop of vanilla ice cream too.

And to drink...water/tea/lemonade. Ah man...it's 1 AM and I'm craving pasta...no bueno.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious

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#71
3 guesses what I'm making for supper on Wednesday evening.
 
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SweetmorningDew78

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Filipino boodle fight :) You will going to use your bare hands to eat :D MT.-APO-SEAFOOD-ISLAND-IMAGE-01-660x495.jpg
 

Lynx

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That looks delicious Sweet. Unfortunately I'm allergic to shellfish. Ah well.
 
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SweetmorningDew78

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We can exclude the shellfish Hahahha :D



Thanks lynx :)
 

I_am_Canadian

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Lol I have done that meal for neighbours once, well one that is simular to that. I did a fetucinni Alfredo and Chicken Cordon Bleu, and garlic bread and Chocolate turtle cheese cake, made from Scratch, lol The sauce was hand made, the chicken stuffed and breaded by hand, the garlic bread made by hand, the cheese cake made by hand lol.
Not that Im bragging or anything lol. i mean not to toot my own horn but (beep beep beeeep beeep beep.) lol
It really is just another useless talent. lol

We would start off with salad.


Then have chicken alfredo. One of my favorites!


With garlic bread on the side...


Then for dessert...the classic triple C (chocolate chip cookies)...maybe with a scoop of vanilla ice cream too.

And to drink...water/tea/lemonade. Ah man...it's 1 AM and I'm craving pasta...no bueno.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious

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#78
Change of plans for me today. No meatloaf. I haz a sad. Making hamburger & beans for the main dish and fried green tomatoes for the side.

...I long for the day when I no longer have to cook this low-country garbage practically every night.
 

Lynx

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#79
Here at Chez Lynx, chili is on the menu. First you lay down two slices of sourdough bread. Then you put two slices of medium sharp cheddar on that. Then you pour hot chili over that. Chili melts cheese into bread, eat it with a fork. Delicious!

Then later tonight we will have a recital on various wind instruments... :cool: Just kidding, chili doesn't affect me like that.
 

Magenta

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I had turkey chili for lunch :D

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