What's for dinner?

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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Leftover salmon and I don’t know what else.
couscous?
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been making home made dumplings

went to asian store, bought a stack of dumpling dough circles, made ground pork w shiitake, put in the filler, wrap, little pan fry, soy sauce

magnifique

and inexpensive
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96583UP wrote:been making home made dumplings

went to asian store, bought a stack of dumpling dough circles, made ground pork w shiitake, put in the filler, wrap, little pan fry, soy sauce

magnifique

and inexpensive
nice
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doug rr wrote:
96583UP wrote:been making home made dumplings

went to asian store, bought a stack of dumpling dough circles, made ground pork w shiitake, put in the filler, wrap, little pan fry, soy sauce

magnifique

and inexpensive
nice
gonna do a ground cooked shrimp and scallion next time i think

they cook pretty quick

very satisfying
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dad wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Leftover salmon and I don’t know what else.
couscous?
I was tired so just ate baby carrots and already made cole slaw. And cake.

Salmon reheated isn't very good.
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Pastrami sandwich
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oh man love pastrami, haven't had one of those in a while
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panang curry tofu.
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Had sushi, mostly fish and scampi, but also some duck.
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wings and pizza delivered
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A few spoonfuls of skyr
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yo soy gay
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Bammer wrote:Pastrami sandwich
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I’m going to make a pastami sandwich this weekend. Thinking I could do it by brining some packaged lasagna pasta in spices and beef broth, then letting dry out a bit before stacking them onto some rye bread
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boiled a whole chicken from Trader Joe's today...made stock with it...having homemade chicken soup with egg noodles.
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Reuben sandwich at brewery
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roast bell & evans airchilled chicken w potatoes & rosemary
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sushi
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spike wrote:sushi
Somebody making fried cubes of rice topped with a tuna and mayo mixture hit my socials feed earlier today, so that’s what I sought out. Delicious.
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spike wrote:
spike wrote:sushi
Somebody making fried cubes of rice topped with a tuna and mayo mixture hit my socials feed earlier today, so that’s what I sought out. Delicious.
i have a neighbor who is a chef and she makes food once a week and sells it to ppl in the neighborhood for takeout.... she makes the fried cubes of rice w/tuna tartar on top and it is so fucking banging ... she has to limit the amount ppl are allowed to order per household bc everyone just orders them out. so good, love those
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