What's for Dinner?

Good old "car-accident".

 

My legendary milk-rice with sugar and cinnamon. "Al dente"!

 

Beef & broccoli with steamed rice.

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Add a side of teryaki chicken with some hot mustard to it and my order is complete.

 

I had breakfast. Fried ham and eggs with waffles.

 

Breakfast for dinner is always a good choice.

 

Tacos. Boring.

 

Noooooooooo!!!!!!


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Yeah, I'm over it for a while. Switching into Asian food mode. Stir fry, pho, pad Thai, etc.

 

Curried turkey burger meat (think Cottage pie), peas and potatoes on rice.

 

Brunswick stew

 

Woohoo, that's interesting!

 

I live in that world Babydoll. Until I met my wife 6 years ago, never tasted Thai, now it's a daily thing here and lovin it. Going out for an all American cheeseburger is the special treat.

 

Hubby grew up in Texas, and I grew up in a household with very limited/bland foods. I like trying new things - they love adventuring, too. Lily is always asking to try ingredients as I'm making food. If it won't hurt her/make her sick, I give her a taste.

 

Good for you Babydoll. Asian food and especially Japanese, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese is what we eat mostly for dinner over the week, probably 4 nights on average. It's quick, healthy (generally, depending on the dish), our kids love it - it's a great way to get the veges in them, and it tastes fantastic.

Looking forward to what you cook!

 

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Love that stuff, Harv. It's a mainstay in every BBQ joint down here.

 

Pizza Tuesday. Much rather have tacos. The fact that I've been on some super heavy duty antibiotics lately that have my innards twisted up like a wrung out dish rag sure didn't help either.

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Pizza here, as well. Nothing like the cure that kills. Hope you get to feeling better soon. I'm with you on the tacos.