What's for Dinner?

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Had chef salad with tuna last night. :mrgreen:
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:D d nancy!


tonight: I made meat loaf, green beans, cauliflower au gratin for dd and dh as dd younger and I will be gone
I made breakfast burritos for tomorrow am. made an apple cake for week, made soup for week and tuesday.
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Grilled burgers for lunch and subway chicken san. for dinner.
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d mom dd younger and I went to p f changs last night while dd older and dh had the meatloaf etc.

so tonight dd younger has lessons and I will make sandwiches for us and I bought lo mein for dd older and dh for tonight. I still have veggies left over
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yesterday am I made blue berry and lemon zest pancakes, sausage, and cut up oranges for family for dinner. this eating late (coming home at 8:30 is not good for me) but at least I had dinner prepared
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We have been eating on the fly but bringing food from home instead of eating junk food as dd younger has lessons almost every day depending on the weather. today I think we will pick up something healthy but fast from a store local to the neighborhood we will be in. Yesterday: tomato mozzarella salad, pasta salad, beet salad
day before sandwiches with tapenade, arugula, tomato, a touch of salt/pepper.
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I see egg custard and quiche w/ turkey sausage in our future!
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I have bbq chicken in the crockpot. Will serve peas and macaroni salad with that.
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Crock pot cooking.
I made some egg custard in the crock pot it turned out pretty well. I made up crustless spinach quiche we had in a wrap that was a hit. Bread pudding I made in the crock pot vanished very quickly! Cobbler I cooked in the crock pot the dgds were competing who got to use the eggs and help make stuff up so it was fun.
What I learned was the cobbler should have been in the bigger crock pot, the custard needed to be mixed more. :roll:
Crustless spinach quiche was a surprise that it was such a hit. In a wrap the carb counting is better and the family liked it that way but it was a bit watery b/c I did not put flour in it.
Next we will have egg salad in a wrap, or tuna salad.
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We had crab louie's for dinner.
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Went to the farmer's market. So tonight we are having stewed squash, honeydew melon, sliced tomatoes (good ones!), and egg rolls from the freezer. Sounds good to me!
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