What's for dinner?

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Roasted broccoli was involved tonight and it’s nice to take a few minutes and cook actual food every once in a while.
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ordering mexican tonight.
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Had a lovely slice of tomato and basil woodfire cooked pizza for first lunch, then lobster roll for second lunch.

Not sure i have room for dinner tonight!
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went to the butcher this morning and got 4 of the best short ribs I've ever seen
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doug rr wrote:went to the butcher this morning and got 4 of the best short ribs I've ever seen
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Stuffed pork chops with almond pear stuffing and scalloped potatoes.
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I like to eat Italian pasta for dinner :thumbsup:
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looking like soup and a sandwich
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queso-birria tacos :shock:
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ThomasDiSantare wrote:I like to eat Italian pasta for dinner :thumbsup:
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spike wrote:queso-birria tacos :shock:
These tacos have eluded me up to this point, I'm dying to try them.
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spike wrote:queso-birria tacos :shock:
Did you use goat?
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Homemade chicken and noodles.
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epilogue wrote:Homemade chicken and noodles.
yum..you using a broad egg noodle?
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doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:Homemade chicken and noodles.
yum..you using a broad egg noodle?
Wife is making the noodles from scratch
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epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:Homemade chicken and noodles.
yum..you using a broad egg noodle?
Wife is making the noodles from scratch
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We're going to have filet sliders and fried pickles from one of our local places for Mrs Wease's birthday. Then picking up creme brûlée from another place for dessert.
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wease wrote:We're going to have filet sliders and fried pickles from one of our local places for Mrs Wease's birthday. Then picking up creme brûlée from another place for dessert.
get back loretta...i think we're going to order something
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Orpheus wrote:
spike wrote:queso-birria tacos :shock:
These tacos have eluded me up to this point, I'm dying to try them.
They’re all the rage in Chicago atm, and it’s justified. The consommé is one of the best things I’ve tasted.
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wease wrote:
spike wrote:queso-birria tacos :shock:
Did you use goat?
The place we ordered from didn’t have the traditional goat, so we went with beef.
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