What are you making for dinner tonight

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What are you making for dinner tonight

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I don't know what I'm going to make yet

What are you eating?
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DOTS and Tootsie Rolls
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Hot dogs, potato salad, and coleslaw.

I've had better dinners, but the wife is busy vacuuming :D
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Post by Set »

Gonna grill something...... Proply BBQ chicken
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If I have the energy to clean the kitchen first (big if), I've got mushrooms and tomatoes, and onions/garlic.

Saute them up, served on brown rice with soy sauce and some good hot sauce.
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A bowl of rice and some Pepsi. About as low-maintenance as you can get. :p
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Already had it. Tuna sandwich.
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My wife made a meatloaf which she does about once a year.
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getti

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Tacos, enchiladas, refried beans and rice.
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Re: What are you making for dinner tonight

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Originally posted by Brent
I don't know what I'm going to make yet

What are you eating?


well I found some canned foods the ants haven't gotten to, but the ants are on the clean dishes in the dish washer so um maybe I will dine out tonight
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chicken nuggets, the home made kind foos!
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Steak and fries, grilling about twice a week now.
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I had shake & bake chicken with hash browns.
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Post by ace »

Originally posted by incrediblecain
Steak and fries, grilling about twice a week now.
We grill about that much also, made some beef shish kabobs with onion, green pepper, and cherry tomatoes. mmmmm... :D
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Take Top Ramen noodles drain all the water and mix it with the flavor pack, mayo, tunafish, 2 slices of cheese and a crushed snack pak of Cheetos. Cut up some hotdogs or Spam and I'm good to go. ;)
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Black pepper sauce beef tenderloin.. hmmm hmmm goooood.. only 8 bucks canadian... like 4 pieces of juicy meat...

I go often cos it's cheap and tasty..
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Maui ribs, caesar salad, home fries, and mushrooms and onions ..
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Post by Brk »

This thread is now moot.

It's way past dinner time. :D
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i had some stir-fry with garlic/lemon herb chicken, and noodles and vegetables. tasty and relatively healthy. :D
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Post by Meggie »

Originally posted by cyPHer_138
Take Top Ramen noodles drain all the water and mix it with the flavor pack, mayo, tunafish, 2 slices of cheese and a crushed snack pak of Cheetos. Cut up some hotdogs or Spam and I'm good to go. ;)


and you havnt had a heart attack yet? :o
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Late dinner tonight...

* Lobster & Crab Stuffed Mushrooms
Lobster & deviled crab smothered with Cheddar cheese

* Broiled bay scallops, shrimp scampi & crab-stuffed flounder

* Cheddar Bay Biscuits, cole slaw, mashed potatoes

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sure beats the chicken I was going to make!
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Post by Brk »

Originally posted by cyPHer_138
Take Top Ramen noodles drain all the water and mix it with the flavor pack, mayo, tunafish, 2 slices of cheese and a crushed snack pak of Cheetos. Cut up some hotdogs or Spam and I'm good to go. ;)


Ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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Wife and I grilled a few steaks in the backyard yesterday evening...it's so nice in OKC right now. Not too cool and not 1000 degrees yet! I left them in a little too long, nice and dry. I blame it on her..I'd say why but shouldn't
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I nice rack of ribs :)
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Think I'm gonna do ,my famous indoor BBQ salmon with black beans and rice!!!
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Last night we marinated some pork loins in a dry rub of fresh fine ground coffee, black pepper, paprika. Then grilled it iron skillet style, basting with a homemade sauce of maple, brown sugar, other various. Cooked rare..still pink in the middle.

Made some irish style smashed potatoes!

String beans sauteed in soy sauce, fresh crushed garlic, and sesame seeds.
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buffalo burgers. Its like beef only better! and done on the grill only makes them better.
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Left over Rigatoni and pizza. YummmE!!
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Post by YeOldeStonecat »

Originally posted by Meggie
buffalo burgers. Its like beef only better! and done on the grill only makes them better.


Agreed. Great grilled!
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Post by Cypher »

Originally posted by Meggie
and you havnt had a heart attack yet? :o

Nah. I only have that when I'm feeling really gheto. Trust me when I die you'll see it on rotten.com. ;)
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today ? Tatarian beef :D
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Tonight I am making New York Steak with Whiskey Peppercorn Sauce and Sauteed Mushrooms, and a Baked Potato.

Pic to follow
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Post by jeremyboycool »

Well I was going to just eat hotdogs, but after reading is thread I think I'll make a stop by the store on my way home from work.


Any ideas on what I should get?

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5lb roast in the "Set it and forget it" Rotisserie.Sauteed Cabbagew/onions.Field Peas.Corn Bread.
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Post by Ahren »

Made Souvlaki and Corn (and veggie burgers for the wife ;) ) on the grill.

Man that was good...

Its early for corn but this was soooo juicy and sweet.

mmmmmm
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I wish I knew...I'm still at work. :(
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Post by Cypher »

Originally posted by Blisster
Tonight I am making New York Steak with Whiskey Peppercorn Sauce and Sauteed Mushrooms, and a Baked Potato.

Pic to follow

I want to eat at Blissters. :D
I had tuna with jalapeno peppers, onions, pickles and spanish olives.
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Post by Brk »

Looks like I'll be ordering in some Italian.

I'll post her pic once she arrives. :D
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Post by Cypher »

Originally posted by Burke
Looks like I'll be ordering in some Italian.

I'll post her pic once she arrives. :D

I
m Italian too. Just make sure you lock the knife drawer before she gets there. Trust me on this one. ;)
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