What's for dinner?

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That was the funniest 1-2 combo post I’ve seen in a while wease, thanks for the laugh
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Baseball stadium food. Probably a big ol 'brat
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Roasted potatoes are pretty fantastic
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with extra sauerkraut and some kielbasa.
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You lost me
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Don’t know yet
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My birthday tomorrow so I’m making my secret recipe homemade burgers.
Got the fancy minced beef and all the ingredients today so gonna prep tonight and have one
But the rest I’ll leave marinate in the fridge overnight for tomorrow.
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Mrs. Bam goes with Worcestershire and bleu cheese. You?
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dimejinky99 wrote:My birthday tomorrow so I’m making my secret recipe homemade burgers.
Got the fancy minced beef and all the ingredients today so gonna prep tonight and have one
But the rest I’ll leave marinate in the fridge overnight for tomorrow.
But will you have roasted potatoes with your secret burger?
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wease wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:My birthday tomorrow so I’m making my secret recipe homemade burgers.
Got the fancy minced beef and all the ingredients today so gonna prep tonight and have one
But the rest I’ll leave marinate in the fridge overnight for tomorrow.
But will you have roasted potatoes with your secret burger?

God no.
Just some handcut skinny fries.
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dimejinky99 wrote:Do you lads never cook roast potatoes?
dimejinky99 wrote:
wease wrote:Why?
Just never see American pals even mention them. On here or anywhere. And it’s the god tier use of all potatoes. Nothing better than roasties
dimejinky99 wrote:
wease wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:My birthday tomorrow so I’m making my secret recipe homemade burgers.
Got the fancy minced beef and all the ingredients today so gonna prep tonight and have one
But the rest I’ll leave marinate in the fridge overnight for tomorrow.
But will you have roasted potatoes with your secret burger?

God no.
Just some handcut skinny fries.
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Tossed, homemade garden salad with some kind of protein atop. Had tuna for lunch so maybe not tuna.
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Actually who says you can't have two tunas per day?
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hot for tuna
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tuna with duke's mayo is what I always say
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black beans on a bed of quinoa.
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Looking like turkey sausage and eggs.
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dad wrote:black beans on a bed of quinoa.
Did you use any spice or anything? Or just, like, a can of beans on cooked quinoa?
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bodysnatcher wrote:
dad wrote:black beans on a bed of quinoa.
Did you use any spice or anything? Or just, like, a can of beans on cooked quinoa?
I’ve been buying bags of dried beans because it’s just as cheap without the preservatives…if I use a can I just rinse them before heating them up.

Today, I diced an onion, added cumin, garlic, salt, and olive oil. They came out great and I’ve got beans for days.
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dad wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:
dad wrote:black beans on a bed of quinoa.
Did you use any spice or anything? Or just, like, a can of beans on cooked quinoa?
I’ve been buying bags of dried beans because it’s just as cheap without the preservatives…if I use a can I just rinse them before heating them up.

Today, I diced an onion, added cumin, garlic, salt, and olive oil. They came out great and I’ve got beans for days.
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