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I have no idea what's for dinner tonight. I have some ground beef that needs to be used but I'm getting sick of the same old dishes with ground beef, if you know what I mean! It's hard to find something that's new and exciting and uses ground beef!

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Spaghetti bolognese for us!..it was yummo!

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The chicken curry was fab. I'm still experimenting with trying to perfect a tom yum goong soup which my husband is particularly fond of. So I made that, also, but perfection is still in the distance.

Tonight I am thinking I will get him to pick up some chicken and greens from Mike's bbq. Unless I'm overcome with a sudden urge to cook.

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The chicken curry was fab. I'm still experimenting with trying to perfect a tom yum goong soup which my husband is particularly fond of. So I made that, also, but perfection is still in the distance.

Tonight I am thinking I will get him to pick up some chicken and greens from Mike's bbq. Unless I'm overcome with a sudden urge to cook.

I had to look up the tom yum, there is a funny picture here :hehe:

Sooo, I have decided we will have turkey for dinner tonight. I am cooking the turkey (breasts) in the oven in ze french onion soup - because that just seems like a good idea.

I am going to make some bread too and make kind of an open sandwich becauseeee we are short on potatoes and pretty much every vegetable!

I need to make a comprehensive shopping list.

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I had to look up the tom yum, there is a funny picture here :hehe:

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I need to make a comprehensive shopping list.

I make lists! And then I leave them at home when I go shopping. <_<

I make a list and Mike goes to the store on his way home :)

Yes, the tom yum pic - if you are squeamish - don't look at it!

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I had to look up the tom yum, there is a funny picture here :hehe:

AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

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I need to make a comprehensive shopping list.

I make lists! And then I leave them at home when I go shopping. <_<

I make a list and Mike goes to the store on his way home :)

Yes, the tom yum pic - if you are squeamish - don't look at it!

:bonk:

:lol:

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Left over stew and biscuits.

This sunday we're doing superbowl foods, wings, blue cheese sliders, potato skins, beer etc. But we're watching the puppy bowl instead. :lol:

Donne moi une poptart!

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Left over stew and biscuits.

I think I'm getting dyslexic. I read that as Lets over stew.

This sunday we're doing superbowl foods, wings, blue cheese sliders, potato skins, beer etc. But we're watching the puppy bowl instead. :lol:

My husband wants superbowl foods too! So that's what I'm doing. I don't know what cheese sliders are but we'll have pretty much the same as you. Wings, carrot/celery sticks, blue cheese dressing (homemade, of course) potato skins, jalapeno poppers (these are awesome if anyone wants the recipe) and layered nacho dip. (The avocados were on sale the other day so now I have a bunch of them to use up. LOL)

Tonight is mustard chicken, steamed brussel sprouts and cauliflower, 7 grain rice and salad.

Mmmmmm. Now I have a craving for brussel sprouts.

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we won't be doing anything for Superbowl because the hubster works...

We would usually go to his brother's house and they would have the usual fare of carne asada and chicken :P and rice and beans of course

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