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WFD?

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What's for dinner tonight? Also, please name your one go-to recipe. I am in desperate need of dinner ideas.
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    QuintonsMummahQuintonsMummah member
    Shake 'N' Bake pork, velvetta mac n cheese and corn(for FI) and a salad for me. Its FI's turn to cook today so what he makes goes :) 
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    I know there are some crock-pot haters around but last night we had some delicious chicken and dumplings made via crock pot - might be a little late for your dinner tonight (takes 4-5 hours) but you should try it sometime. It was super easy and very tasty. This is the recipe I used: https://allrecipes.com/Recipe/slow-cooker-chicken-and-dumplings/detail.aspx

    instead of using the refrigerated biscuit dough I used frozen egg noodles and it was bomb! 

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    mrebeccamrebecca member
    I'm making stuffed sweet peppers tonight. I'm thinking about making some meatballs if I can find a decent recipe.
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    MolluskwranglerMolluskwrangler member
    Salmon with a lemon and dill yogurt sauce, brown rice and spinach.
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    TobleroneBarTobleroneBar member
    home made chili!!!  with sum cornbread!
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    TobleroneBarTobleroneBar member

    imageMolluskwrangler:
    Salmon with a lemon and dill yogurt sauce, brown rice and spinach.

    translation: lean cuisine  Wink

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    imageTobleroneBar:

    imageMolluskwrangler:
    Salmon with a lemon and dill yogurt sauce, brown rice and spinach.

    translation: lean cuisine  Wink

    bahahahaha I wish H would be satisfied with one of those tiny meals.

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    JJsMom211JJsMom211

    I made some hamburger patties and I'll make some baked sweet potato fries when I get home from work. I make my specialties on the weekends.

    Some of my go-to recipes are a "perfect" pot roast, braised short ribs, wine, herb and garlic roasted chicken, and a bolognese sauce. I usually always have ingredients on hand for those.

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    MolluskwranglerMolluskwrangler member

    Oh, my one go to recipe? Roast chicken, mashed potatoes (or sweets) and whatever veg we have from the farm share with pan gravy. I always have a whole chicken on hand. We get about one a month from the farm.

    I also like to do a sausage meat sauce for pasta, again something we get from the farm.

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    imagesweetteaBV:

    I know there are some crock-pot haters around but last night we had some delicious chicken and dumplings made via crock pot - might be a little late for your dinner tonight (takes 4-5 hours) but you should try it sometime. It was super easy and very tasty. This is the recipe I used: https://allrecipes.com/Recipe/slow-cooker-chicken-and-dumplings/detail.aspx

    instead of using the refrigerated biscuit dough I used frozen egg noodles and it was bomb! 

     

    So making this soon. DH is cooking when he gets home.

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    TobleroneBarTobleroneBar member
    imageMolluskwrangler:

    Oh, my one go to recipe? Roast chicken, mashed potatoes (or sweets) and whatever veg we have from the farm share with pan gravy. I always have a whole chicken on hand. We get about one a month from the farm.

    I also like to do a sausage meat sauce for pasta, again something we get from the farm.

    did you get a dossier on those chickens?  List of friends and relatives they may have had during in life?  WAS IT LOCAL?!

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    MolluskwranglerMolluskwrangler member
    imageTobleroneBar:
    imageMolluskwrangler:

    Oh, my one go to recipe? Roast chicken, mashed potatoes (or sweets) and whatever veg we have from the farm share with pan gravy. I always have a whole chicken on hand. We get about one a month from the farm.

    I also like to do a sausage meat sauce for pasta, again something we get from the farm.

    did you get a dossier on those chickens?  List of friends and relatives they may have had during in life?  WAS IT LOCAL?!

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    It is local, we pick up from the same farm every week.  I'm sure we've eaten it's friends and family already. Big Smile

     Oh, organic and free range too!

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    TobleroneBarTobleroneBar member
    UGH, you're from the Bay...aren't you?
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    TobleroneBarTobleroneBar member
    btw, you're no fun to pick on....
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    MolluskwranglerMolluskwrangler member

    imageTobleroneBar:
    UGH, you're from the Bay...aren't you?

    Nope, upstate NY farm country.

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    MolluskwranglerMolluskwrangler member

    imageTobleroneBar:
    btw, you're no fun to pick on....

    Sorry.

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    CorinneECCorinneEC

    Cook on low all day!

    Crock pot chicken....

    12 tomatillos (take off husk and wash)

    1 can green chiles

    1 cup chicken broth

    4 chicken breasts (brown in pan first)

    2-3 handfuls of cilantro (add last 15 minutes) 

    sea salt (to taste)

    I usually serve this with pinto beans if I'm in a hurry I will put a can of pinto beans in a pot with a bunch of cilantro and fresh chopped garlic and simmer for a few minutes. Yummy!

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