http://www.democraticunderground.com/115745573Oh my.
By the way, it's
DAY 65 dear old sweet Lu, hostess of the cooking and baking forum, being absent.
NJCher (17,025 posts) Thu Sep 11, 2014, 04:40 PM
What's for Dinner, Thurs., Sept. 11, 2014
I made soup in the slow cooker. Just tried it. It's OK; not great, but not bad. Friggin' Betty Crocker recipe. That'll teach me.
Recipe recommended cilantro, but it's not right for this dish. It's Five-Spice Pork Soup. I even made my own five-spice.
I plan on roasting cherry tomatoes tonight, too.
Salad to go with the soup: arugula, pine nuts, and shaved parmesan.
Dessert might be a piece of dark chocolate with some red wine.
<<<dined (no breakfast, no lunch, other than milk) upon two cherry tomatoes, a sprig of parsley for a vegetable, and teaspoonful of sour cream for dessert.
<<<didn't have appetite today.
CaliforniaPeggy (111,071 posts) Thu Sep 11, 2014, 04:43 PM
1. I have a nice piece of wild salmon that I plan on oven roasting.
Not sure what else I'll have...
That depends on what I find at today's Farmer's Market.
greatauntoftriplets (142,688 posts) Thu Sep 11, 2014, 05:47 PM
2. Leftover chicken and rice.
Sliced tomato.
locks (904 posts) Thu Sep 11, 2014, 10:16 PM
3. No knocking Betty Crocker
Most of us (who had mothers who wouldn't let us near the kitchen because we were so messy) would never have lived to old age without her. Especially the Kitchen Helps and Food Safety Tips pages!
Just like we think our kids would never have made it to adulthood if we hadn't followed Dr. Spock.
NJCher (17,025 posts) Thu Sep 11, 2014, 10:22 PM
4. Quiet night on the dinner thread!
Maybe everyone's fasting tonight, LOL.
I am reporting back on my arugula salad. I had no pine nuts, so I used toasted almond slices. It was a terrific salad, so if you're ever without pine nuts for your arugula salad, try sliced almonds! Not slivered--sliced.
And the dark chocolate! With red wine, it's one of my favorite desserts. I used The Dark Chocolate Lover's Bar, which I found at TJs. Label says the chocolate is from the Tumaco region of Columbia. So smooth and rich and priced lower than the one I usually buy.
TreasonousBastard (23,827 posts) Thu Sep 11, 2014, 11:09 PM
5. Fried fish sticks...
fried zucchini
fried dumplings
Frozen yogurt for dessert.
(I hope to live to at least Saturday)
grasswire (41,440 posts) Fri Sep 12, 2014, 12:01 AM
6. pasta with artichoke hearts and fresh basil..
...and lots of parm. Toasted ciabatta with garlic and sungold tomatoes.
Warm apple pie.
Yeah, right.
Judy grasswire probably
really just sliced a couple of carrots and fried them in magarine on the stove-top, for supper.
