What's for dinner?

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bodysnatcher wrote:
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Vitalogist wrote:UberEats tonight. Can’t decide between Mexican, Indian, or Korean… might come down to how hungry I’ll be
How about short rib curry burritos?
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wease wrote:I’m hoping to have a stromboli from Mamma Rosa’s
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Connie’s frozen pizza. Very good, how have I not had this brand before?
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spike wrote:Connie’s frozen pizza. Very good, how have I not had this brand before?
I don’t know that I’ve even heard of it.
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Whataburger
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I was at this party tonight. There were platters of cheeseburger sliders.

Multiple people referred to them as sandwiches.

That really rubbed me the wrong way.
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wease wrote:
spike wrote:Connie’s frozen pizza. Very good, how have I not had this brand before?
I don’t know that I’ve even heard of it.
It’s a Chicago brand, so maybe just regional to here.

Anyway, I probably won’t get it again as I woke up in the night with terrible acid reflux, which never happens. :?
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spike wrote:
wease wrote:
spike wrote:Connie’s frozen pizza. Very good, how have I not had this brand before?
I don’t know that I’ve even heard of it.
It’s a Chicago brand, so maybe just regional to here.

Anyway, I probably won’t get it again as I woke up in the night with terrible acid reflux, which never happens. :?
I’ve reached the point of my life where I have to keep a Pepsid next to my bed every night where I’ve had pizza for dinner.
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Bammer wrote:I was at this party tonight. There were platters of cheeseburger sliders.

Multiple people referred to them as sandwiches.

That really rubbed me the wrong way.
I hope these weren’t good friends
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Air fryer smoked sausage with veggies over white rice
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shrimp and salad
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Air fryer smoked sausage with veggies over white rice
that sounds yummy
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Air fryer smoked sausage with veggies over white rice
that sounds yummy
Not too shabby. I need to season it more better, but will mos def be trying this again.
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Air fryer smoked sausage with veggies over white rice
that sounds yummy
Not too shabby. I need to season it more better, but will mos def be trying this again.
how would you prefer the sausage you put in your mouth next time?
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Air fryer smoked sausage with veggies over white rice
that sounds yummy
Not too shabby. I need to season it more better, but will mos def be trying this again.
how would you prefer the sausage you put in your mouth next time?
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Never used an air fryer or eaten anything that’s been cooked in an air fryer. What’s the benefit of cooking sausage in it over the oven? Is it different or just quicker?
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you get to put it in lenny’s mouth and my ass afterward
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bodysnatcher wrote:Never used an air fryer or eaten anything that’s been cooked in an air fryer. What’s the benefit of cooking sausage in it over the oven? Is it different or just quicker?
Probably quicker than an oven just due to the space. An air fryer is nothing more than a mini convection oven. So something like sausage would be quicker, but if you’re wanting to do something like chicken thighs or something, it’ll end up taking around the same amount of time. Especially considering you really have to preheat the air fryer before cooking anything.
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salad and grilled cheese w/sauteed onions
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I don’t know yet
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