WHAT'S FOR DINNER - JULY 2014
Re: WHAT'S FOR DINNER - JULY 2014
Re: WHAT'S FOR DINNER - JULY 2014


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Re: WHAT'S FOR DINNER - JULY 2014
I am on my own tonight - so I am having Old Bay Steamed shrimp, steamed asparagus and rice pilaf with herbs and butter.
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My moms garden is doing so much better than mine. She gifted me a cauliflower, broccoli, onions, banana peppers, 3 yellow zucchini, cucumbers and a cabbage.
I made her Mom's Easy Chicken Hotdish. It has a bag of frozen veggies in it, but I used the cauliflower, broccoli, onions, peppers and zucchini instead. I just steamed them cut them into bite size pieces and OMG it was so delicious! My guys just raved about it. I changed it a bit since hubby on low sodium diet, but wow was this recipe wonderful with fresh veggies!
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Karen, I agree dinner sounds delicious! Anything with shrimp is good in my book.
And for beans, I love them steamed and crisp. But, slow cooked with ham or bacon is right up there as well.
And Deepster, yes, boiled potatoes make the best fried. I bought some duck fat from a local Amish market; and, just a touch of that in the pan makes the best fried spuds. I don't do it often ... but, it is a nice treat.
Today's cooking ...
Lady #3: Asian chicken salad. Mixed greens, sesame grilled chicken, bean sprouts, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, crunchy chow mein noodles, and http://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/sweet- ... ssing-4668; fruit salad (I'll drop that off around 2pm)
Me: Me: Grilled pesto lamb chops (new recipe based on - http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/pista ... pesto.html); http://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/creamy ... serole-469, watermelon and blueberries
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Going to the Museum at the Rhode Island School of Design today and then shopping at some pottery and antique stores of Wickendon Street. If the weather holds we will go over to India Point Park on the waterfront and check out the food trucks for lunch.
If I get back to late to make chili - then maybe just grilled cheese and soup tonight.
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I think we all have those days.
Now, I haven't never done this; but, it sounds pretty good actually. It is my friends favorite hangover cure ... or these day, a late night dinner.
He grills a hoagie, tops it with spaghetti, then a fried egg and lots of hot sauce. Crazy, but - dooable.
Sounds like something Mario Batali would eat. He has crazy late night snacks, lol.
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A busy, but productive weekend; I wish it was longer. Working from home today; so, lots to do - already been up for 3 hrs trying to get some stuff done.
Today's Cooking ...
Lady #1 and #2: Grilled citrus (orange juice, garlic, shallots, thyme, olive oil, white wine vinegar, red pepper flakes) cornish hens (spatchcock); chilled orange wild rice salad (scallions, mandarin oranges, dried cranberries, almonds, champagne vinaigrette); balsamic sauteed green beans
Me: Another grill night. I found a can of kraut in the pantry and 1 of those Eckrich kielbasa links in the freezer (1/2), but that is enough for me. I'll dice up the sausage, add some onions, small red potatoes, stone ground mustard, beer, and caraway seeds; and, add to a foil pouch. Perfect for the grill. On the side, tomato mozzarella salad. They don't exactly go together - but, it just sounds good, and I don't have to go to the store.