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02-22-2016, 10:42 AM
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What's on the menu for everyone today??
Leftovers of the slow cooker beef stir-fry here. I sure did a turn-around on this dish. I wasn't the least impressed when I first tried it after it was done. I had bought a packet of McCormick's Sesame Chicken Stir Fry sauce (as part of my easy prep dinner ideas) and ehhh, flavors so-so. But after sitting over night we had it yesterday over quinoa and it was darn tasty! I would buy again to have on hand.
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I'm not saying yet. If I do, William will hijack my idea again. But it will have chicken in it.
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I'm going to Asia Foods today, so will probably bring home goodies from there. Very likely will be banh mi for dinner.
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Beef brisket tacos and spanish rice. Homemade guacamole.
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So we have been eating heavy lately, too. So I gave him two light chicken choices.....Lite Lemon Chicken (the one I've been trying to make for a week) and the Chicken Taco Salad. He picked the salad. I don't know what the man has against lemons! LOL!
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Daphne - when Tony balks at something I really want to make or try I just make it for myself for lunch. Then I don't have to be deprived or annoyed.
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Fish burgers or fish tacos or fish n' chips with French fries or tater tots or onion rings.
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We're having a Thai-style chicken pizza with caramelized onions, chicken, chili sauce and three cheeses. It's an adaptation of an old Bon Apetite recipe that John has finally decided is craveable. It's been a favorite of mine for years. I'm serving it with a terrific Brussels sprouts slaw.
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Karyn, your complex meals blow my mind knowing what your schedule must be! Hats off to you!
Trixxee, that's a good idea! I may try that!
I'll save my review of dinner for tomorrow, I'll explain later.
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Thanks, Daphne, but it was actually a freezer-diving meal...the chicken, onions, and dough just needed thawing. All I had to do last night was grate some cheese, chop some cilantro and make the pizza. See...not so impressive. Whenever a dinner is freezable (and tons are) I make enough for two dinners. It makes cooking much easier during the week!