Good Eats>What did you have for dinner 2nite???
MedicCook 10:47 PM 07-19-2009
grawk 10:48 PM 07-19-2009
bigloo 11:29 PM 07-19-2009
popcorn at the movies, not ideal!
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kelmac07 11:30 PM 07-19-2009
Starscream 11:10 PM 07-20-2009
Small sirloin medium rare, a small rock lobster tail, italian green beans, and about a pound of boiled shrimp.
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smokeyandthebandit05 11:29 PM 07-20-2009
Im workin on a good size sirloin right now. May have to finish her off with some eggs tomorrow morning
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bigloo 11:40 PM 07-20-2009
Tom kha Gha, Mussuman beef Curry and Crispy Basil Chicken with rice. Thai Ice Tea. Yum.
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Steve 07:12 AM 07-21-2009
Wife's homemade Pork Fajitas
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Starscream 09:50 PM 07-21-2009
chicken caserole, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, sweet peas, butter beans, crescent roll
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zemekone 10:28 PM 07-21-2009
45g of protien 10g creatine 10 grams of glutamine
:-)
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MedicCook 10:43 PM 07-21-2009
Pancakes, bacon, eggs, sausage & corn bread.
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marge796 11:33 PM 07-21-2009
Spag & Meatballs
Chris.....
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taltos 06:12 AM 07-22-2009
A nice big sandwich with garden fresh tomatos and some left over meatloaf.
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Steve 09:41 AM 07-22-2009
kelmac07 09:54 AM 07-22-2009
Last night was "fend night"...meaning fend for yourself!!! Made a cheesesteak with provolone...yummy!!!
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Starscream 07:57 PM 07-22-2009
taco salad with chips and salsa
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MedicCook 07:58 PM 07-22-2009
A couple burgers and some corn bread.
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Steve 06:49 AM 07-23-2009
LAst night was Grilled Chicken and Veggies
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Kreth 07:22 AM 07-23-2009
Tonight the wife and I are having a variation of a slow-cooker recipe that we christened Tandori Taco Bowls.
1 small pork roast
1 can pinto beans, drained
1 can green chiles
Taco seasoning (I substitute curry for chili powder, hence tandori)
Place the pork roast in a crockpot. Season with taco seasoning (I coat the top of the roast almost as if I was doing a rub). Pour the pinto beans around the roast. Pour the chiles over top of the roast. Cook on low for about 7-8 hours. Remove the pork, pull it apart with 2 forks, then return it to the crockpot, stir everything together, and cook for an additional hour.
You can serve this over rice, or drape tortillas over an oven-safe bowl and bake to create taco bowls.
Top with cheese, lettuce, sour cream, salsa.
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Starscream 04:29 PM 07-25-2009
Originally Posted by Kreth:
Tonight the wife and I are having a variation of a slow-cooker recipe that we christened Tandori Taco Bowls.
1 small pork roast
1 can pinto beans, drained
1 can green chiles
Taco seasoning (I substitute curry for chili powder, hence tandori)
Place the pork roast in a crockpot. Season with taco seasoning (I coat the top of the roast almost as if I was doing a rub). Pour the pinto beans around the roast. Pour the chiles over top of the roast. Cook on low for about 7-8 hours. Remove the pork, pull it apart with 2 forks, then return it to the crockpot, stir everything together, and cook for an additional hour.
You can serve this over rice, or drape tortillas over an oven-safe bowl and bake to create taco bowls.
Top with cheese, lettuce, sour cream, salsa.
I'll have to try that one.
:-) :-)
Tonight: pizza
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