What's For Dinner?

[walkonby]

Leftovers and maybe some cold cuts on soft buns.

[lizzie bargain]

We are having overnight guests so dinner will be-steak on the barbie, potatoes, salad and whatever type of dessert looks good at Costco.

[Frugalbigmama]

Last night was a last minute clean out the fridge/freezer dinner.

Meatballs, green beans, salad, perogies and sweet potato fries.

[SassyAshley]

Original plan was Pierogi Bake but I started to not feel my best so wanted something nicer on the tummy so made Waffles instead

[Mechman47]

Roasted Gnocci. It's the bomb!

[cath007]

yesterday dinner was:
chicken skewers (brochettes) 4 per package ,50% off thanks to flashfood ,with macaroni,patatoes and mixed penne salads,.raspberries (3 for 6$ IGA)for dessert.

[cath007]

today dinner's will be: bacon cheddar sausages,some sort of patatoes and a salad,cookies for dessert

[walkonby]

Grilled Marc Angelo's mild Italian sausage with boiled new spuds, carrots, broccoli, zucchini into the wok!

[GoodBoy]

Well S.O. is feeling from the 3rd COVID Shot (which is amazing and we are thrilled - those who got or know about a 3rd shot will understand), we are just having beans on toast tonight

[lizzie bargain]

I found a new recipe in an online newspaper for chana aloo-chickpea and potato curry that I think I will try.

[walkonby]

I found a new recipe in an online newspaper for chana aloo-chickpea and potato curry that I think I will try.

Mmmm, I just found the recipe for that but never knew the words chana and aloo mean chickpea and potato.
I just had to bookmark this to attempt it soon. ( luckily I still have some tamarind paste in the fridge! )
TY @lizzie bargain I'll bet yours turns out delicious.

[lizzie bargain]

I just made it and I added cauliflower to mine too as I love aloo gobi-my recipe is from goodfood.com( perhaps Australian) as I got it out of the Sydney Herald-mine does not call for tamarind paste but I am sure any recipe would be tasty. I am serving mine with naan instead of rice-also mine calls for the addition of coconut milk-that makes any curry yummy IMHO.

[walkonby]

I just made it and I added cauliflower to mine too as I love aloo gobi-my recipe is from goodfood.com( perhaps Australian) as I got it out of the Sydney Herald-mine does not call for tamarind paste but I am sure any recipe would be tasty. I am serving mine with naan instead of rice-also mine calls for the addition of coconut milk-that makes any curry yummy IMHO.

Oh my goodness! mine is on the very last 10 minute simmer and I tasted the " sauce " see if my delicate tongue could withstand the hot spiciness. Oola la! Nope, so I added 3 tblsp of honey, hoping to balance it out.
I am SOOO tempted now to add some coconut milk to this, i mean it can only make it richer, creamier and better!

I am trying to figure out now what sort of meat I could serve alongside this.....oops, or maybe THIS is considered the main dish? DH and DS will expect a meat, so I'll go with grilled sk/bl chx breasts.

thanks again for posting it here, whenever I'm stumped for meal options I come into this thread for ideas!

[lizzie bargain]

We just ate it for lunch and it was super yummy-yes I think it is the main dish but as you say may not completely satisfy meat lovers.

[cath007]

I had a massive migraine headache and father had a appoitment so we went with something fast and simple,.Resto Pizz all dressed pizza it was