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Tonight will be skeddie and garlic toast.

What is this skeddie you speak of MissStacey?

I'm not sure what's for dinner - I have bacon - I should cook it today but I don't feel like doing the breakfast thing. Oh well, who cares, even if we only have bacon that will be good :thumbs:

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skeddie = spaghetti...

:lol: I didn't know what that was either. Burritos tonight!! I am sooo into Mexican, I could eat it every day...

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Turkey meatballs and pasta in an Alfredo sauce, with salad:-). Yum!

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skeddie = spaghetti...

mmmm now i want spaghetti!

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skeddie = spaghetti...

mmmm now i want spaghetti!

I want mexican food!

Maybe it should be the What are you having for Dinner and what do you want for Dinner - thread?

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chicken Noodle and vegetable soup......

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I'm not sure what's for dinner - I have bacon - I should cook it today but I don't feel like doing the breakfast thing. Oh well, who cares, even if we only have bacon that will be good :thumbs:

Mmmmmm. Bacon sammidges with HP sauce. :luv:

Last night we had hotdogs and homemade french fries and onion rings. Yummy. Tonight? No idea. Right now I am eating a ham and egg mcmuffin. Not a McDonald's one, though. I make my own. Nom nom nom nom nom.

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I'm not sure what's for dinner - I have bacon - I should cook it today but I don't feel like doing the breakfast thing. Oh well, who cares, even if we only have bacon that will be good :thumbs:

Mmmmmm. Bacon sammidges with HP sauce. :luv:

Last night we had hotdogs and homemade french fries and onion rings. Yummy. Tonight? No idea. Right now I am eating a ham and egg mcmuffin. Not a McDonald's one, though. I make my own. Nom nom nom nom nom.

I have honestly never thought of having HP with my bacon sandwiches - isn't that silly? It sounds really good but I really only ever use it for grilled cheese! Dont' have any right now anyway.

We did end up having bacon sandwich, vegetable soup and salad!

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Pork chops for hubby, salsa and bean cakes for me with a side of mashed potatoes and creamed corn. Here is the recipe for salsa and bean cakes if anyone is interested, they are really, really yummy and I eat them plain not on a bun!! They are crisp on the outside and soft in the middle!!

1 can red kidney beans, drained

1 cup crushed corn tortilla chips (I use multigrain)

1/2 cup salsa

1 egg, fork beaten

Mash beans with fork in medium bowl. Add remaining 3 ingredients, stir well. Shape into 6 patties to fit buns. Heat large greased frying pan on medium. Add patties. Cook for about 5 minutes per side until browned and heated through.

Nutrition info:

1 serving - 142 Calories, 5.7 G total fat, 4 G Fibre, 231 MG Sodium, 18 G Carbs.

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Pork chops for hubby, salsa and bean cakes for me with a side of mashed potatoes and creamed corn. Here is the recipe for salsa and bean cakes if anyone is interested, they are really, really yummy and I eat them plain not on a bun!! They are crisp on the outside and soft in the middle!!

1 can red kidney beans, drained

1 cup crushed corn tortilla chips (I use multigrain)

1/2 cup salsa

1 egg, fork beaten

Mash beans with fork in medium bowl. Add remaining 3 ingredients, stir well. Shape into 6 patties to fit buns. Heat large greased frying pan on medium. Add patties. Cook for about 5 minutes per side until browned and heated through.

Nutrition info:

1 serving - 142 Calories, 5.7 G total fat, 4 G Fibre, 231 MG Sodium, 18 G Carbs.

Hmm. That sounds interesting. I might have to give that a try.

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Pork chops for hubby, salsa and bean cakes for me with a side of mashed potatoes and creamed corn. Here is the recipe for salsa and bean cakes if anyone is interested, they are really, really yummy and I eat them plain not on a bun!! They are crisp on the outside and soft in the middle!!

1 can red kidney beans, drained

1 cup crushed corn tortilla chips (I use multigrain)

1/2 cup salsa

1 egg, fork beaten

Mash beans with fork in medium bowl. Add remaining 3 ingredients, stir well. Shape into 6 patties to fit buns. Heat large greased frying pan on medium. Add patties. Cook for about 5 minutes per side until browned and heated through.

Nutrition info:

1 serving - 142 Calories, 5.7 G total fat, 4 G Fibre, 231 MG Sodium, 18 G Carbs.

Hmm. That sounds interesting. I might have to give that a try.

Yes it does!

Quesidillas for us tonight.

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