What's for dinner tonight?

[lonewolf]

Goat Stew.

 

[Brent S]

Last night we had air fried, grass fed beef hamburger, with tomatoes, provolone cheese, and homemade pickles on 12 grain bread. Damn that was good!

I haven’t tried much cooking in the air fryer yet. Reheats amazingly well though. You’ve motivated me to give a burger a shot.

 

[DrHenley]

We've cooked a lot of things in the Air Fryer, mostly frozen stuff like pre-cooked hot wings and pre-grilled chicken. Ours is the pressure cooker type, not the toaster type. I put some water in the bottom to keep things from drying out.
Raw meat only needs a dry rub, nothing else. I always turn it halfway through. It may take some trial and error before you figure out how long and what temperature, but once you get it dialed in it works great for cooking a wide range of foods. You can also steam meat first before air frying, or even use the sous vide mode to heat it to the proper internal temperature first (the way five star restaurants do) and then briefly air fry it to brown it. The possibilities are endless.
Ours also has a pressure canning mode, and I've canned venison stew in it.

I steam frozen Chinese meat buns (baozi 包子) just about every day for breakfast in it. Before, I would sometime forget to check and run the steamer dry, or over steam them. Now I just set the timer which starts counting down when the water starts boiling, and when they are done it goes into "keep warm" mode.

 

[dirtdiva]

Homemade fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots and buttermilk biscuits.

 

[Brent S]

Homemade fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots and buttermilk biscuits.

Would you adopt me?

 

[Brent S]

I did grilled burgers and hotdogs, tarter tots and a salad. I’m almost in pain right now from eating too much....

 

[Brent S]

Goat Stew.

That would be like cannablism since I’m an old goat!

 

[Amish Heart]

I put some tater tots in the oven, too. Along with some baked squash, roasting brussel sprouts. Having leftover breaded chicken from last night with it.

 

[user 7704]

I'm making some chicken chili today.

 

[Petoski]

Due to family scheduling we Christmas lunch (and some gift giving) yesterday, Christmas leftovers today and probably again tomorrow. Then I will have another Christmas lunch at work the next week and finally 1 more Christmas meal on Christmas day.

 

[Petoski]

We've cooked a lot of things in the Air Fryer, mostly frozen stuff like pre-cooked hot wings and pre-grilled chicken. Ours is the pressure cooker type, not the toaster type. I put some water in the bottom to keep things from drying out.
Raw meat only needs a dry rub, nothing else. I always turn it halfway through. It may take some trial and error before you figure out how long and what temperature, but once you get it dialed in it works great for cooking a wide range of foods. You can also steam meat first before air frying, or even use the sous vide mode to heat it to the proper internal temperature first (the way five star restaurants do) and then briefly air fry it to brown it. The possibilities are endless.
Ours also has a pressure canning mode, and I've canned venison stew in it.

I steam frozen Chinese meat buns (baozi 包子) just about every day for breakfast in it. Before, I would sometime forget to check and run the steamer dry, or over steam them. Now I just set the timer which starts counting down when the water starts boiling, and when they are done it goes into "keep warm" mode.

Love those. Ate them most days while I was in China.

 

[OldButtoni]

Our water heater acted up (leak at the water intake line) and the guy working on it didn't finish until 4:00, so we just went and got burgers and tots at the local Sonic.

 

[Acdoctor]

Kentucky legend ham , mashed potato’s, steamed veggies and a couple cookies.

 

[Brent S]

Our water heater acted up (leak at the water intake line) and the guy working on it didn't finish until 4:00, so we just went and got burgers and tots at the local Sonic.

Sometimes takeout is the best option. Not the healthiest but easy and comforting

 

[DrJenner]

I made a chicken enchilada layer casserole with a guacamole salad.

Yum that sounds good.
Tonight is meatloaf, mashed potatoes and a cuke/tomato/onion salad I canned from veggies from the garden a few months ago. We are going to open a bottle of merlot to go with it - might as well.

 

[Amish Heart]

Meatloaf night tonight for us, as well. To go with it was small potatoes, baked squash, sweet corn, and spinach.

 

[Acdoctor]

Hamburger steak with cheese and gravy with gravy on the fries from TIME IN.

 

[lonewolf]

Roast Chicken, potatoes and veg with gravy.

 

[Brent S]

I worked late so brought home a family pack of Popeyes chicken. One of my all time favorites. Even got a side order of fried chicken livers. Have been craving them for a while.

 

[bill harrell]

It amazes me how few of the people that I work with cook at all. Even most of the women don't have 'time' to bother in the kitchen. I guess someone has to keep Burger King and Taco Bell in buisness. Chicken soup is one of the easiest things to throw together, and is so hearty! They all think I'm some kind of gourmet chef or something from the lunches I bring. I'm far from anything close to that, but I do like to eat real food, that's not only healthier, but is a lot cheaper too. I have to admit though, I can cook a mean steak!

Only one way I'll be able to rate it though

 

[OldButtoni]

I'm making my mom's beef curry over rice tonight with butter-seared banana on the side: Iranian Curry Yummers!

 

[Proud Prepper]

Smoked chicken, sausage, andouille Gumbo and potato salad.

 

[Acdoctor]

Smoked beef brisket, twice baked potatoes with cheese / bacon and sour cream and oven roasted green beans with shallots. I’m overly stuffed fat and happy.

 

[Jayson]

We had a whole feast planned for our relatives, but they all came down with colds. So we are hoping they can come over tomorrow. We have enough food for an army.

 

[Gracieboo]

Boxing Day is leftover day play games, watch films and eat in pyjamas, I love today!

 

[lonewolf]

Fish Cake, crispy sliced potatoes, and peas.

 

[OldButtoni]

I cooked up my very first batch of duck soup tonight with the carcass leftover from Christmas Dinner. It came out real tasty, too! Here's what I threw into the pot: Duck Soup

 

[Proud Prepper]

Cooked a traditional new years day meal. Fried and smothered cabbage, pork roast, blackeye peas, rice and corn bread.

 

[user 7704]

I'm not a fan of sweet corn bread, but since the celiac disease diagnosis, we have been trying different types. The ALDI LIVING G FREE has definitely been the best. I heated a piece with margarine on it this morning and the crunchiness and texture won me over. Since I can't taste, I questioned everyone and they agree. I'm guessing the regular type would be even better.

 

[user 7704]

I'm not a deep dish fan. I like thin and crispy. Tried a lot of deep dish on trips to Chicago, but I didn't find one I really liked.