What's For Dinner

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Hmm... now I can just picture your family eating pizza... Something like that? :giggle:

:ROFL::ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:

My family? Like that?
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Sooooooo far from it!
Thanks, I needed a good laugh :LOL:
 
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Last night we had fish fingers, chips and spinach.

Not sure what's for dinner tomorrow, I may have to go shopping again as there's not much fresh veges left in the fridge and no meats. We could have tofu, but dad doesn't like tofu that much.
 
Last night we had fish fingers, chips and spinach.

Not sure what's for dinner tomorrow, I may have to go shopping again as there's not much fresh veges left in the fridge and no meats. We could have tofu, but dad doesn't like tofu that much
spinach is a super big time food.
 
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I wish I could post the photo but I'm having tech troubles (can't find my cord to take it from my phone to my laptop) but last night was this beef and broccoli recipe.
The sauce calls for soy sauce. I used this recipe for a much healthier home made soy sauce.
(1 batch soy sauce) + double the beef/broccoli sauce recipe. Added some thickener at the end of cooking time so it wouldn't be so "soupy" and served over a mixed veggies quinoa.
Very good, very filling, though next time I will increase the sauce to 4x (my family likes extra sauce and though I thought it made enough, the quinoa really absorbed it.)

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Well, eating later than I like, but ohhhh sooo worth it.

Pulled pork that has marinated 3 days and spent all day slowly cooking in the smoker...
served on top a bed of home made slaw and topped with that awesome BBQ sauce from the BBQ restaurant down the street (but only because I haven't started making home made BBQ yet, and this place is always giving bottles away to their email club members).
No bun, don't need/want the dried out carbs, and that means extra room on the plate (and in my tummy) for more meat/slaw.
So yummy, so filling, and pretty healthy too (ssshhhhhh! Don't tell my kids that last part ;):LOL: )
 
I wish I could post the photo but I'm having tech troubles (can't find my cord to take it from my phone to my laptop) but last night was this beef and broccoli recipe.
The sauce calls for soy sauce. I used this recipe for a much healthier home made soy sauce.
(1 batch soy sauce) + double the beef/broccoli sauce recipe. Added some thickener at the end of cooking time so it wouldn't be so "soupy" and served over a mixed veggies quinoa.
Very good, very filling, though next time I will increase the sauce to 4x (my family likes extra sauce and though I thought it made enough, the quinoa really absorbed it.)

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aahhhh! broccoli, 1 of my favorites! & it looks cooked properly, a real green color!
 
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I picked up an Aldi calzone today. Normally I'd make my own, but these hot days aren't for heating up the house with a lot of cooking. Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty it was. It's not homemade, of course, but a great choice for a quick treat meal on a hot day at the end of the week. I think that two people could easily have this for lunch (a half each) if you add a salad.
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I picked up an Aldi calzone today. Normally I'd make my own, but these hot days aren't for heating up the house with a lot of cooking. Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty it was. It's not homemade, of course, but a great choice for a quick treat meal on a hot day at the end of the week. I think that two people could easily have this for lunch (a half each) if you add a salad.
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What meat is that, it looks yummo.