What's For Dinner?

[mcminsen]

My bargain radar kicked in today while I was just in the supermarket really quick to get yogurt. Suddenly a weird magnetic force was drawing me over to the meat counter...

And there it was... dinner! A beautiful peppered sirloin steak (~360 gm.) that had just been packaged the day before but had a 50% OFF sticker on it. Steak and potato dinner for two for only about $1.50/person (for the meat), and it was surprisingly good!

[Katyana08]

Chicken stir fry with peppers, on basmati rice.

[Turkish_DeLight]

cream of vegi soup
butterd mac with salt and pepper
green beans with chopped steak mixed
aaaaaaaand salad
kind of felt lazy today boy have a been lazy for the past month i should pick up the pace somitime soon

[thecountess]

I already know I am making lasagna today

I was going to last night but was too tired after I got home

[couponcrazy]

I love this dinner so I can't wait.
Roasted Butternut Squash Soup and Cheddar cheese bread.

[Damnedifiknow]

I already know I am making lasagna today

I was going to last night but was too tired after I got home

LOL! Lasagna is what I'm making as well (with garlic bread of course)! Two great minds think alike.

The BF picked up a Cherry Pie to bake tonight...go figure?

[Patty Smyth]

Got some nice yellow zuchs, gonna fry em up with some nice big onions, red peppers throw in the leftover sausages and make a pasta dish.

[harbie]

Some kind of whole wheat pasta. I gotta use up some of the 16 boxes I got for 75c each!!!

[Miss_April]

Mmmm everyone's dinner's sound good.

I'm thinking Chicken Fajitas tonight.

[Turkish_DeLight]

cream of vegi soup (i love soup!!!)
basmati rice
ribs and patatoe
one turkish dish that my sister will be bringing (yummy!!!)
pizza
salad
and a turkish pastry with feta cheese called Su Borek which looks like this

[RobynCD]

Just me and the kiddos tonight! I am going to try out my new steamer and make salmon and baby spuds with asparagus. Can't wait!

[Natalka]

Oh, Turkish Delight, I'm a-drooling!!!
My husband is Ukrainian, but is from Serbia - and he once in a while makes burek with phyllo and cottage cheese. I looked it up on Wiki and it seems different E. European countries have varied version of it - interesting!
Hm, he hasn't made it in a while..... maybe I can get him to soon...

[Zonny]

Not sure if dinner is in the cards for me. I had a donair at lunch. *urp* Those always seem like a good idea when you're eating them...

Perogies, ah, I have fond memories of those. My parents had friends, the woman's parents were from the Ukraine. Sometimes we could convince her to make a batch of homemade ones...don't know how you spell it, but sounded like pat-a-hay. It was an all day affair, but DROOOL.

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[Natalka]

The 'real' word is pyrohy (peh-ro-heh') but pat-a-hay comes close! Perogies is just the anglicized form.
Yup, it takes a while to make 'em, but wow, they are great! (some of the frozen ones are passable, lol!)

[me@t k@tie]

My boyfriend and I are both Eastern European (he is Russian and I am Polish) so once in a while we like to eat our yummy foods. I recently made a meal that consisted of:
-Nalesniki/Blinchiki (it's kinda like crepes and you put sweetened condensed milk - my fave, jam, sour cream, caviar, or whatever you like on it and roll it up.
-Pierozki with lots of chopped fried onions and sour cream
-Salad Olivier (Russian-style potato salad)

Mmmm so good. I am craving it again, haha. Are you Polish, Natalka?


Last night I made broiled maple salmon with rice and carrots with a sweet butter sauce, so I am being lazy tonight and making tacos!