What's For Dinner?

[harbie]

homemade cream of potatoe and leek soup and crusty buns

[kashkoush]

oh purdy great job, i thought they r quails lol ,they look huge for a wing, really nice

[blessedmommy]

DS turned 3 today. Made snacky stuff-jane's chicken strips, fries, sweet green pepper strips, carrot strips, cucumber slices, homemade hummus, baked rice chips, grapes, strawberries, mandarines,jello and of course his birthday cake.

[Wendark]

Tonight was veggie stir fry (courtesy of dh) with broccoli, mushrooms, onions, and carrots. Yum.

Tomorrow will be veggie stew. Started cooking it today, will finish tomorrow. It smells good; hope it tastes good.

[Purdee]

oh purdy great job, i thought they r quails lol ,they look huge for a wing, really nice

thank you, the restaurant charges $4 each. i was bored this weekend so i youtubed the recipe and method. i'm very happy with the result.
approx. cost $11 for pack of 18 wings + $7 for stuffing, seasonings, frying oil = $1 per wing

[kashkoush]

wow such a price difference it worth the effort , good for u!

[Redneck Charger]

Prime Rib Roast tonight

[blessedmommy]

As per dh's request, High liner battered fish and Cavendish fries all bought on sale, with coleslaw and steamed asparagus.

[chickypoodles]

Russian chicken (1/2 cup kraft russian dressing, 1/2 cup apricot jam, 1/2 pkt dry onion soup mix - mix together, pour over boneless chicken and bake - not sure what the original quantities for the recipe were but that seems to work for 3-4 breasts), brown rice and steamed asparagus

[kashkoush]

i pulled myself together and made EGG SALAD lol

[chickypoodles]

i pulled myself together and made EGG SALAD lol

lol, that sounds great! might boil some eggs for lunch tomorrow! thanks for the idea

[MrsSunshine]

thinking some brussel sprouts. some fried fish and maybe some mashed taters.

[lighthousejen]

Homemade chilli and biscuits!

[BuggaBugga]

Swiss steak with mashed potatoes and green beans.

[RobynCD]

Tonight is honey-mustard glazed ham, scalloped potatoes, and buttered peas...a very "locavore" meal The pig was raised 5km from here (and is freaking delicious), spuds from the market garden in the valley (15km), peas from my garden, and honey from a local farmer.