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Wednesday what's for dinner?

Tell us what you will be making for dinner tonight.
Bonus for sharing a recipe.

  Me:39, DH:40

DD born 8/96, DS born 8/04

TTC#3

NTNP since 2006, active trying 1/13

Natural M/C 3/13 at 7 weeks

CP 2/14

Daisypath Anniversary tickers

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Re: Wednesday what's for dinner?

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    Lol don't know why I posted this because we are having leftover baked ziti and the boys will have sausage with theirs.
    So no cooking for me.
    But tomorrow night will be marinated steak with grilled asparagus and corn. I will have a nice big salad.

    This is the best steak marinade you will ever have ( says the vegetarian who has never had it)

    Two stalks celery
    Medium onion
    1 cup light soy sauce
    1/4-1/2 cup gravy master
    1/4t pepper ( I just use the whole peppercorns)
    Dash of ground ginger ( I always have fresh so I just add a few slices)

    Put all this in your blender until liquified and frothy.
    Put marinade and steak in ziptop bad and refrigerate overnight.
    Cook on grill and enjoy!!!!

      Me:39, DH:40

    DD born 8/96, DS born 8/04

    TTC#3

    NTNP since 2006, active trying 1/13

    Natural M/C 3/13 at 7 weeks

    CP 2/14

    Daisypath Anniversary tickers

             imageimage

    All welcome

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    That marinade sounds delish!

    Tonight is Tuna steaks on the grill, roasted broccoli and brown rice.

    I usually marinade the tuna for about 20 minutes in olive oil, garlic powder, the juice from a half a fresh lemon and a dash of soy sauce.
    Me: 40  
    TTC #1: 3 years
    Me: Type II Diabetic
    Started with RE 11/2014
    Going through IUI with Donor Sperm


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    I'm planning to make oven-baked fajitas tonight.  I've never made them before but they seem pretty easy and sound delicious. :)  I'll let you guys know.  I'm going to make a few changes to stick to my diet, but for the most part will follow this recipe.

    3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into thin strips

    2 Tablespoons olive oil

    1 teaspoon chili powder

    1 teaspoon cumin

    1/2 teaspoon dried oregano

    1/2 teaspoon garlic powder

    1 (15 ounce) can diced tomatoes (drained)

    1 large onion, sliced

    1 red bell pepper, sliced (seeds removed)

    1 green bell pepper, sliced (seeds removed)

     

    INSTRUCTIONS

    Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Grease a 9×13 baking dish with non-stick spray.

    Place chicken strips into the baking dish. In a small bowl mix together the olive oil, chili powder, cumin, oregano and garlic powder. Pour the mixture evenly over the chicken and stir to coat.

    Add the tomatoes, peppers and onions to the dish and stir to combine.

    Bake uncovered for 30-35 minutes or until chicken is cooked through and vegetables are fork tender. Serve with tortillas and you favorite topping!   
    *** Child & current pregnancy mentioned ***
    Me - 41 (PCOS), Hubby - 43 (healthy)
    7/2013 - Sweet baby girl born (Clomid + TI)
    3/2014 - TTC #2, return to RE 7/2014
    12/2015: IVF #1 transferred two great looking embryos - BFP!
    First ultrasound: TWO beautiful little heartbeats!!
    Harmony: negative; level 2: babies look great and are boy/girl! :) 
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    Not sure yet but this post reminded me to ask DH to take chicken out of the freezer!!! Thank you! :D
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    My partner is out in the field overnight for work so i will just be heating up leftovers from last night. I will be having grilled tilapia with summer squash:

    We put a rub on the tilapia (this one has an asian spice theme). Then grill and serve with Trader Joe's aoli garlic mustard sauce :)

    Summer squash - simply sauteed with salt and pepper.

    Yum! Think i am going to go eat right now! 


    Me (42) w/ partner for 16+ years
    TTC #1: 11/2012 - 9/2013; 6/2014 - present
    Follistim + TI (3x): All BFNs
    Follistim + IUI (1x): BFN 
    IVF #1: 17 retrieved,15 fertilized, Day 3: 15, Day 5/6: 3 biopsied
    Result; 1 frozen blast (inconclusive PGS results)
    IVF #2; ER: 6/22 16 retrieved, 6/25: 5 transferred (CP), 2 frozen
    FET 9/17: BFN
    Current FET -- Transferred 2 day-3 embryos - BFN

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    @emsmama15 - i am curious to hear how your recipe goes. It sounds really good and an easy weekday meal. I might give it a try. 
    Me (42) w/ partner for 16+ years
    TTC #1: 11/2012 - 9/2013; 6/2014 - present
    Follistim + TI (3x): All BFNs
    Follistim + IUI (1x): BFN 
    IVF #1: 17 retrieved,15 fertilized, Day 3: 15, Day 5/6: 3 biopsied
    Result; 1 frozen blast (inconclusive PGS results)
    IVF #2; ER: 6/22 16 retrieved, 6/25: 5 transferred (CP), 2 frozen
    FET 9/17: BFN
    Current FET -- Transferred 2 day-3 embryos - BFN

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    Nothing exciting, just turkey burgers. But I may have to up my game and try the fajitas from @emsmama15 soon!
    Me: 41
    DH: 44
    TTC#1 since April 2015
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    They were pretty good.  I didn't have cumin, I remembered using the last of mine AFTER I was home and making these.  There was definitely something missing without it.  But, they were SO easy and the chicken stayed pretty moist.  I added a bit of red pepper flakes too.  :)
    *** Child & current pregnancy mentioned ***
    Me - 41 (PCOS), Hubby - 43 (healthy)
    7/2013 - Sweet baby girl born (Clomid + TI)
    3/2014 - TTC #2, return to RE 7/2014
    12/2015: IVF #1 transferred two great looking embryos - BFP!
    First ultrasound: TWO beautiful little heartbeats!!
    Harmony: negative; level 2: babies look great and are boy/girl! :) 
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