What's for dinner tonight?
Ahh, welcome to wedded blissGot no damn idea....which is kind of ticking me off, as my wife was just laid off, so she's home all day. Don't get me wrong, she's avid in applying, interviewing, etc., but damn, I think expecting dinner to not only be decided, but ready when I get home isn't exactly unreasonable. I certainly have done so when the shoe was on the other foot, and had it ready for her when she got home. Just a mutual respect thing, and a courtesy. Jeez...I know it's a small thing, but really ticking me off when I drive an hour home, then have to wait another two hours to eat, when there's really no need for it.
I grilled a 1 1/2" thick London broil, covered a chunk of French bread with butter, garlic powder and mozzarella cheese before baking, and had a salad of tomato olives and cottage cheese. Great way to end a hard day of laying slate tiles.Ahh, welcome to wedded bliss! I'm almost 52 now and still haven't figured women out yet either my friend!
Sounds really good, but the boat on the point of the greens! Lol! Yeah, my cholesterol isnt the best as meat is my primary food group too.Tonight was smoked chicken, marinated overnight and smoked for 8 hours and finished in a 450 deg. oven. And since my wife says I need to eat more greens, I made bacon wrapped stuffed jalapenos to go with the chicken. The stuffing was made from cream cheese and pepper jack, diced ham and seasoned with dried habanero and ghost pepper. And for some reason I added about a tablespoon of ghost pepper sauce to the mix. The peppers were smoked for about 2-1/2 hours.
I like your version of vegetarian!Last night was a vegetarian dinner for me. A big bowl of lettuce, sliced tomato, diced ham, shrimp, smoked chicken and cheese. With a bacon wrapped stuffed jalapeno on the side. Followed by strawberries, black berries and sherbet.
Sheppards pie is one of those all time great comfort foods!We did a couple of baking pans of Shepherd's Pie. Yum....ground beef, brown gravy, a little bit of corn, mashed potatoes and cheese.... Great leftovers too.
Nice! Well today dinner will be ready at least. A lot of the household has a cold (I simply don't have time for such nonsense, lol), so we're crocking some homemade chicken noodle soup. Chicken, broth, noodles, carrots, celery, onions, garlic, peppers (helps with the sinuses), and cabbage (you don't even taste it, but adds some medicinal qualities to it). I hate cabbage, but honestly, you don't even taste it in this, I swear. It usually fixes folks right up. I'll add a grilled ham and cheese on the side too.
Hope your feeling better. Soup may not be a medical miracle but it certainly helps.I'm suffering the same affliction. I've had a cold for a few days now and prompted by your chicken noodle soup I have just put the makings of Bacon and potato soup into the crockpot. I used the last jar of Bacon, so once I'm feeling up to par, I need to have a canning session.
Hope your feeling better. Soup may not be a medical miracle but it certainly helps.
If your catching a cold, try a couple (or more) shots of vodka with pepper. I learned that when I lived in Russia. It always worked for me.Thanks, soup in it's many varieties makes almost anything better.![]()
Whiskey and honey.If your catching a cold, try a couple (or more) shots of vodka with pepper. I learned that when I lived in Russia. It always worked for me.
If your catching a cold, try a couple (or more) shots of vodka with pepper. I learned that when I lived in Russia. It always worked for me.
I've got a jar of firewater for that crap - either you get cured or you damn give a don't lol.Whiskey and honey.
Sorry dude! Was this in the new camper you bought? We are having a couple nights in the lower 20's in a couple days here. You just reminded me that it's not that bad. Hope you got it worked out.No dinner tonight. Just got home from taking the wife to the airport. The furnace went out while I was gone and some of the water lines froze. It will be a long night thawing out waterlines. 9 degs and snowing now.
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