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Tonight's dinner is pork tenderloin sliced thin and has been marinating overnight in a soy sauce, sugar and garlic marinade (got the recipe from the Sweet Potato Queens cookbook and it looked interesting so thought I would try it). We'll probably have noodles and some kind of veggie too.

We are having pork tenderloin too! I'm actually going to make pulled pork, I bought a packet of some kind of seasoning for it and to that I am supposed to add 1/2 cup of ketchup, 1/2 cup of brown sugar and 1/3 cup of vinegar.

Technically it should be pork shoulder - but who cares.

I will, of course, cut down the amounts of ketchup and sugar :lol:

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not sure what dinner will be today but I have to go and bake the cake for my trifle right now...

silly hubby forgot his lunch I packed for him.. I had to leave before he did and I had his lunch all ready to go in the fridge... I usually leave a note on the door reminding him but I forgot to today.. I did tell him before I left that his lunch was in the fridge but he was still half asleep :P

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so i decided on sgetti.. just fried up some sausage and onion and added a can of italian diced tomato and a small can of tomato sauce...

while I was making this I checked out the ingredients on the diced tomatoes... why on earth does a can of diced tomatoes need HFCS?? :blink:

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We had home made chilli,..yummo,....hubbys mom is an awesome cook.

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We are having turkey breasts, stuffing, potatoes and pumpkin pie for dessert.

BTW - this pulled pork mix is absolutely delicious. I only added 1/4 of a cup of the ketchup and sugar to it.

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We are having turkey breasts, stuffing, potatoes and pumpkin pie for dessert.

BTW - this pulled pork mix is absolutely delicious. I only added 1/4 of a cup of the ketchup and sugar to it.

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might have to check that out...

I make pulled pork from scratch and sometimes hubby likes it and sometimes he doesn't.. he doesn't like it to have a very strong flavour... I have used different recipes and I can't remember which one he liked :P

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here is the trifle I make every year now for Thanksgiving... and no Carla there ain't any vegies in it :P ..lol

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Looks so good......nom nom nom.

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That looks delish Marilyn!

We had: turkey, gravy, stuffing (family recipe with chestnuts and sausage - yum!!!), mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, butternut squash baked with brown sugar, sweet potatoes, mashed turnip ... and pumpkin pie for dessert. I am STUFFED!!!

We pureed turkey and Declan LOVED it. He had tried the baby food turkey and hated it, but adored the real stuff.

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That looks delish Marilyn!

We had: turkey, gravy, stuffing (family recipe with chestnuts and sausage - yum!!!), mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, butternut squash baked with brown sugar, sweet potatoes, mashed turnip ... and pumpkin pie for dessert. I am STUFFED!!!

We pureed turkey and Declan LOVED it. He had tried the baby food turkey and hated it, but adored the real stuff.

it was delish...

our dinner was soo good and I over stuffed myself... :P

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My husband is making dinner tonight since I am working today, I think he's making some sort of steak with a red wine vinegarette sauce with asparagus on the side. I have no clue, I just know that its something kind of fancy. :lol:

Donne moi une poptart!

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