What's for Dinner?
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blessedw2
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Re: What's for Dinner?
i love the bean and cheese burritos better too! sounds yummy
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Re: What's for Dinner?
ree drummonds corn and cheese chowder with roasted chicken from store corn bread or biscuits, - easy - we added jalapeno for ours
? on biscuits; what is your favorite biscuit recipe and do you use butter, crisco or both -
? on biscuits; what is your favorite biscuit recipe and do you use butter, crisco or both -
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Re: What's for Dinner?
pretending its summer: going to have a picnic in the house: Brats cooked in beer and grilled - cooked onions browned, dijon country mustard, --potato wedges baked in oven with herbs de provence s/p and garlic powder and a little olive oil - (ketchup for those who want it) , broccoli steamed - then put into butter cooked garlic , apple and pear sauce
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Re: What's for Dinner?
I have been wanting grilled burgers! They are having a pot luck at church sun maybe they will make up some.
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Re: What's for Dinner?
have fun at your church pot luck... sounds like so much fun!
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Re: What's for Dinner?
Soup nite here.
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Re: What's for Dinner?
last night poached eggs, I made a blender hollandaise but d kids want me to eat healthy so I have to stop doing this type of thing. fresh fruit
dd older is making smoothies of just fruit and ice for us to have at night in fridge.
tonight: 2/7/14 chicken quesadilla (onion, mixed peppers) and pico de gallo spelling who knows lol - (make extra) for outside family members (without jalapeño) - was very good: ree drummond: chicken breasts s/p and patted with taco seasoning. I used a bit of olive oil and cooked the breast 3 - 4 minutes each side... it still wasn't done so I threw it in the microwave for about a minute - let it rest with foil on top. put a bit more olive oil even a touch of butter in pan and saute 1 onion sliced and what ever color peppers you have (multi color is perfect). Chop the rested chicken. Ree Drummond - then puts the tortillas on a griddle and uses cheese (monterey jack cheese) on bottom then chicken - then veggies- top with cheese- and tortilla and turn quesidillas when ready - serve with pico de guillo - we didn't use all the cheese but used cilantro as flavoring and dkids liked the tortillas baked. served with pico
Per doctor suggestion and daughters suggestion I have to move to a plant based/whole grain diet more than I protein - meat based diet and I have to cut my dairy . . Boy its hard.
for lunch I had mushroom cap cooked, onion cooked in microwave, basil, thick sliced tomato, millet bread 1 piece and dijon mustard (I unfortunately had one piece of provolone) - it was very good. surprise.
Saturday: I had a super headache so dd younger made a chicken dumpling veggie soup for me, dd older made the tuna for her and her sister.
trying to find balance regarding plant based diet. I think, with my tendency to go all or nothing; I have to use my S.H.E. learned skills to keep me in balance. When I go all out (trying to change all at once), I fail because I can't keep up with it.
my thinking:
-add veggies and fruit to my day but continue my cooking skills - I know i can't give up meat all at once or dairy all at once but I can use it for taste especially since I have multiple people to cook for. I can still cook normally and increase our veggie part of the meals. I have 2 outside family members who do not like most veggies - so I have to be creative. I think my SHE side will love the creativity. I just have to not obsess or over think the process - I tend to go into obsession mode and then I get stressed. The Goal is balance.
I am trying to continue working on my cooking skill but do it healthy wise.
dd older is making smoothies of just fruit and ice for us to have at night in fridge.
tonight: 2/7/14 chicken quesadilla (onion, mixed peppers) and pico de gallo spelling who knows lol - (make extra) for outside family members (without jalapeño) - was very good: ree drummond: chicken breasts s/p and patted with taco seasoning. I used a bit of olive oil and cooked the breast 3 - 4 minutes each side... it still wasn't done so I threw it in the microwave for about a minute - let it rest with foil on top. put a bit more olive oil even a touch of butter in pan and saute 1 onion sliced and what ever color peppers you have (multi color is perfect). Chop the rested chicken. Ree Drummond - then puts the tortillas on a griddle and uses cheese (monterey jack cheese) on bottom then chicken - then veggies- top with cheese- and tortilla and turn quesidillas when ready - serve with pico de guillo - we didn't use all the cheese but used cilantro as flavoring and dkids liked the tortillas baked. served with pico
Per doctor suggestion and daughters suggestion I have to move to a plant based/whole grain diet more than I protein - meat based diet and I have to cut my dairy . . Boy its hard.
for lunch I had mushroom cap cooked, onion cooked in microwave, basil, thick sliced tomato, millet bread 1 piece and dijon mustard (I unfortunately had one piece of provolone) - it was very good. surprise.
Saturday: I had a super headache so dd younger made a chicken dumpling veggie soup for me, dd older made the tuna for her and her sister.
trying to find balance regarding plant based diet. I think, with my tendency to go all or nothing; I have to use my S.H.E. learned skills to keep me in balance. When I go all out (trying to change all at once), I fail because I can't keep up with it.
my thinking:
-add veggies and fruit to my day but continue my cooking skills - I know i can't give up meat all at once or dairy all at once but I can use it for taste especially since I have multiple people to cook for. I can still cook normally and increase our veggie part of the meals. I have 2 outside family members who do not like most veggies - so I have to be creative. I think my SHE side will love the creativity. I just have to not obsess or over think the process - I tend to go into obsession mode and then I get stressed. The Goal is balance.
I am trying to continue working on my cooking skill but do it healthy wise.
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Re: What's for Dinner?
cooking today:
Sunday: Us. chinese Flank Steak and snow peas (not my favorite recipe but kids liked it) - green onions , brown rice (foil package of veggies)
Outside family members
Sunday: (for outside family: I bought a jenni-o chicken that I have to cook and save remainder in freezer in 1 serving sections for future outside family meals) potatoes anna, baked tomatoes slices with pesto and parmesan)
Monday: flank steak from above, fruit, white rice
Tuesday: Ham/cheese dijon Sandwiches, fruit, cut veggies with dip
Sunday: Us. chinese Flank Steak and snow peas (not my favorite recipe but kids liked it) - green onions , brown rice (foil package of veggies)
Outside family members
Sunday: (for outside family: I bought a jenni-o chicken that I have to cook and save remainder in freezer in 1 serving sections for future outside family meals) potatoes anna, baked tomatoes slices with pesto and parmesan)
Monday: flank steak from above, fruit, white rice
Tuesday: Ham/cheese dijon Sandwiches, fruit, cut veggies with dip
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Re: What's for Dinner?
Fish & salad last nite.
Val. Day week so not changing much till after that.
I try to keep meat to one meal a day.
Why are you cooking for so many outside fam. Blessed just wondering?
Val. Day week so not changing much till after that.
I try to keep meat to one meal a day.
Why are you cooking for so many outside fam. Blessed just wondering?
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blessedw2
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Re: What's for Dinner?
elder care for two different families. its actually a joy as long as I do prep ahead of time.
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