What's for dinner?

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Hamburger Helper
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raisin bran
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Steak night at work.
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Jack’s pepperoni pizza
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trader joe's pepperoni pizza
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Pancakes
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Ordered pho from the new Vietnamese place. It was fantastic.
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s chicken tikka masala dish
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shrimp and broccoli over coconut rice
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pulled chicken sandwiches
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eggs and fruit
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:eggs and fruit
boring..you should order some pad thai
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shrimp scampi over 50/50 mashed potato leftovers. came out similar to shrimp and grits. :thumbsup:
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I don’t get your 50/50 ratio.
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doug rr wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:eggs and fruit
boring..you should order some pad thai
why don't you mind your own business?
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wease wrote:I don’t get your 50/50 ratio.
they're from a restaurant; that's what they call em. super creamy, so probably half butter/cream.

guessing similar to this: https://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/mas ... chon-style
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eggs and fruit
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trader joe's wonton soup
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Pork steaks with a kale/collard green mix.
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Quesadilla
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