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  1. 01-16-2009, 08:08 PM #1
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    Default What's for Dinner, Sat 1/17?

    DBF's uncle got some sheep killed and he gave us some mince that he had in the freezer and he couldn't get all the lamb in. It defrosted in the car while we were out (he also gave us a huge amount of meaty bones for the dogs). So with that and the steak we were meant to have last night, we'll be having a bbq dinner. Mince will be turned into patties.
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    we will have left-over cheeseburger casserole and a vedggie
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    We're going out for dh's fathers 75th birthday with his sisters and brothers, and, obviously, his father. So, we'll be spending money, but you are only 75 once...right? The kids will have mac and cheese or whatever my Mom makes them.
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    Going to a 4 & 6 year-old birthday party, we will eat there.
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    I'm putting a couple chuck roasts in the CP, and then shredding them and making bbq beef sandwiches
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    We do breakfast for dinner once a week, so we'll be doing pancakes, scrambled eggs, diced potatoes, sausage, and bacon. Oh, and strawberries and blackberries.
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    There is a ton of food in our fridge that has to get eaten so it will be leftovers.
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    I am making meatloaf, mashed potatoes and corn.
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    I'm making a huge pot of Pasta e Fagioli. We'll have that with salad and yeast rolls. The leftover soup will get canned up. (without the pasta)
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    Lemon and garlic roast chicken, mashed potatoes, stuffing, peas, gravy, cranberry sauce
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    Homemade pizza
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    Quote Originally Posted by nancycg56 View Post
    Lemon and garlic roast chicken, mashed potatoes, stuffing, peas, gravy, cranberry sauce
    Yum, can I invite myself over for dinner?

    We're having spaghetti w/Italian bread and salad
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    Breakfast for dinner here too...

    French Toast
    Sausage
    Scrambled eggs
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    Leftover lamb in a yummy sauce with noodles, a veg or two, and some bread from the Central Market bakery. Hot tea and biscotti (dunked) for dessert.



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    Red face What's for dinner?

    We are having homemade vegetable beef soup.
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