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What's for dinner - Tuesday, Jan. 22 (Original Post) cbayer Jan 2013 OP
Enjoy! greatauntoftriplets Jan 2013 #1
thanks! You must have made a boatload of the stuff. cbayer Jan 2013 #4
It was a whole chicken cut up. greatauntoftriplets Jan 2013 #7
Have fun. surrealAmerican Jan 2013 #2
Yum. I remember that "thick as fog" saying. cbayer Jan 2013 #5
A third night of spaghetti & meatballs bif Jan 2013 #3
Lol! That's the point at which I have to freeze or dump. cbayer Jan 2013 #6
I rarely do this. bif Jan 2013 #9
That''s what we generally do as well. cbayer Jan 2013 #10
Chicken and mushroom pot pie. intheflow Jan 2013 #8
What a great idea for the crust! cbayer Jan 2013 #11
Do you KC Jan 2013 #16
Nope, just on top. intheflow Jan 2013 #18
My wife's birthday! So.... NRaleighLiberal Jan 2013 #12
Happy, happy birthday to your dear wife! cbayer Jan 2013 #13
. NRaleighLiberal Jan 2013 #14
Grabbed a burger at the local dive. yellerpup Jan 2013 #15
oh noes11!!! NJCher Jan 2013 #17
The prediction went down to 1"-3" yellerpup Jan 2013 #19

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
4. thanks! You must have made a boatload of the stuff.
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 06:31 PM
Jan 2013

We ate all our leftovers as of last night and that's always a great feeling.

surrealAmerican

(11,360 posts)
2. Have fun.
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 06:24 PM
Jan 2013

It's been pretty cold these past few days here, so I'm making a big pot of split pea soup for dinner. It's not quite as thick as fog yet, but it'll be that way by dinnertime.

bif

(22,697 posts)
9. I rarely do this.
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 06:42 PM
Jan 2013

I usually make something new a couple days in a row, then have the leftovers.

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
10. That''s what we generally do as well.
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 06:53 PM
Jan 2013

Leftover night every 4th night or so...

which can be a great treat if the originals were good, but not so great if the meals were so-so.

intheflow

(28,462 posts)
8. Chicken and mushroom pot pie.
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 06:39 PM
Jan 2013

Made with only the finest leftover chicken, leftover sage sausage, and cream of mushroom soup. I'm improvising tonight - we'll see how it goes!

I make these improvised pies often, depending on what's leftover. Sometimes I'll use stuffing or potatoes for the top, like a shepherd's pie. But chicken pot pie demands a top similar to the Swanson chicken pot pies I was raised on. But since I'm so lazy and have no time for actual pie crusts, I cheat, using Pillsbury Crescent Rolls. It's too easy to resist and it looks pretty:





NRaleighLiberal

(60,014 posts)
12. My wife's birthday! So....
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 08:01 PM
Jan 2013

breakfast - got up and made her molasses granola currant scones

lunch - out to our favorite Indian place

dinner - pumpkin soup with toasted pumpkin seeds and multigrain bread

We kept it light - we kind of celebrated our birthdays together on Sunday (which was mine) - kids came over and cooked that day.

Now we can start to get back to eating better - Tgiving, Anniversary, Christmas, New years and two birthdays out of the way!

Back to smoothies!

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
13. Happy, happy birthday to your dear wife!
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 08:09 PM
Jan 2013

What a wonderful husband you are to feed her all day.

And I hope you had a wonderful birthday as well, friend, and glad the kids fed you!

yellerpup

(12,253 posts)
15. Grabbed a burger at the local dive.
Tue Jan 22, 2013, 09:40 PM
Jan 2013

I trained into NYC this afternoon to size up the party venue. It has a very nice kitchen, roomy reception area, cloak room, and performance space, so it fits the bill. We are unfortunately expecting 6"-12" of snow on Friday, so I will have to move up my schedule and have all the food ready to go when they pick it up Thursday night. Afterward, the producer and I met the director and actors for my play at a rehearsal space in the theatre district and ran through the cutting they will be performing a couple of times. Everyone had places to go afterward, so I hoofed it back to Grand Central. I hope my feet don't retaliate tomorrow!

NJCher

(35,655 posts)
17. oh noes11!!!
Wed Jan 23, 2013, 02:28 AM
Jan 2013

Six-twelve?! I've been working so much I haven't paid attention to the news.

Your event sounds like it will be spectacular!

Thanks for the technique on the pork.

I worked until late tonight and didn't get home until nearly midnight, so I had leftovers my host sent home with me from the dinner party the other night. Duck cassoulet. Yum. Perfect for a freezing cold winter night.


Cher

yellerpup

(12,253 posts)
19. The prediction went down to 1"-3"
Wed Jan 23, 2013, 01:48 PM
Jan 2013

Which will cause NYers no problem at all. If you'd like to come, I'll send you an invitation.

Duck cassoulet makes me jealous! I love duck and it is the perfect dish for a cold winter night.

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