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liver and onions tonight. I breaded the liver in seasoned cornflour, then panfried it in olive oil after stirfrying the onions. Didn't plan as well as I could have though - had hoped to serve broccoli with it but we're out so used cauliflower instead. The only problem is cauliflower is white - and so were the boiled potatoes - so a white and brown dinner. Did have a salad at the side and then fresh blueberries and strawberries for dessert (really good price at Aldi's today).

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I made a pan of chicken pot pie. Easier than individuals pies. Was very yummy. Sent leftovers with Gene to work today so we can't have that tonight. I should make something with fish, but I didn't take the salmon out the other day like I said I was going to. Hmmm, no idea then what's for dinner tonight! Maybe a zuchinni casserole, except I have no zuchinni! :lol:

I don't want to get many groceries as we're on vacation late next week and I want to clear my fridge out!

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I made a pan of chicken pot pie. Easier than individuals pies. Was very yummy. Sent leftovers with Gene to work today so we can't have that tonight. I should make something with fish, but I didn't take the salmon out the other day like I said I was going to. Hmmm, no idea then what's for dinner tonight! Maybe a zuchinni casserole, except I have no zuchinni! :lol:

I don't want to get many groceries as we're on vacation late next week and I want to clear my fridge out!

Yeah those zucchini casseroles with no zucchini are preeeeettty slim pickins :hehe:

So we had 'the' burgers last night - pretty darn good. I was going to take a picture of Mike's burger and yeah - camera battery was dead. I just had 1 piece of bacon and a piece of pineapple on mine - he had alllll the fixings - barring the beet which we decided to skip.

Not sure what is for dinner tonight. Hotdogs?

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I made a pan of chicken pot pie. Easier than individuals pies. Was very yummy. Sent leftovers with Gene to work today so we can't have that tonight. I should make something with fish, but I didn't take the salmon out the other day like I said I was going to. Hmmm, no idea then what's for dinner tonight! Maybe a zuchinni casserole, except I have no zuchinni! :lol:

I don't want to get many groceries as we're on vacation late next week and I want to clear my fridge out!

i made 2 dishes of pot pie last night to Carla.. :star:

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I made a pan of chicken pot pie. Easier than individuals pies. Was very yummy. Sent leftovers with Gene to work today so we can't have that tonight. I should make something with fish, but I didn't take the salmon out the other day like I said I was going to. Hmmm, no idea then what's for dinner tonight! Maybe a zuchinni casserole, except I have no zuchinni! :lol:

I don't want to get many groceries as we're on vacation late next week and I want to clear my fridge out!

Yeah those zucchini casseroles with no zucchini are preeeeettty slim pickins :hehe:

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Asian pork in slow cooker is smelling pretty good.

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I'm making dough for hotdog buns, hmm not sure it looks right, will have to wait and see.

I love how you make dough, that's so healthy and better than store bought!! I wouldn't even know where to start, I guess you need a breadmaker!!

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