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so tomorrow's dinner is going to be Filipino Spaghetti.... I have never had it before but I have heard from a few people that is good...

I still need to find a recipe though.. I know the basic ingredients , tomato sauce, banana ketchup, ground meat, hot dogs, garlic, brown sugar... yes I know that sounds a little bizarre but I am going to try it anyways :P

although instead of ground meat I was thinking of using the meatballs I have frozen in the freezer...

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That does sound kind of bizzare.

Tell us if it turns out well.

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so tomorrow's dinner is going to be Filipino Spaghetti.... I have never had it before but I have heard from a few people that is good...

I still need to find a recipe though.. I know the basic ingredients , tomato sauce, banana ketchup, ground meat, hot dogs, garlic, brown sugar... yes I know that sounds a little bizarre but I am going to try it anyways :P

although instead of ground meat I was thinking of using the meatballs I have frozen in the freezer...

Filipino spaghetti FTW!!!!!!!!!!! It is soooo yummy. I can never find banana ketchup around here so a good sub is just white sugar. And lots and lots of garlic. And hotdogs!!! My grandma also adds a bit of tomato paste, so the final sauce is both tart and sweet. SIGH, I want some :P

Rhiann: Why not try cooking for you and your fiance? Buy groceries enough for the two of you and cook every other night... My husband hates to try new things and hates left-overs (stoooopid, I know). So I made an agreement with him that if he tries new things, I will try my best to only cook for 2 no matter how impossible it is. And Ive done so since moving here.

Tonight hubby and I wont be home til really late so I will just throw some pizza in the oven. Too lazy to make my own dough, but did make some marina over the weekend.

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I had one a few weeks ago!

Meanie!! lol

I'm not on the train at the moment. :P I'm in Chicago waiting for my DC train which leaves in an hour. Talking to hubby on Vent right now while we have the chance. Will board the train in 30 minutes.

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Tonight we are having bbq. I have some baby back pork ribs coated with rub, and have some drumsticks soaking in a brine solution and will smoke them on the bbq this afternoon, then coat them with my homemade bbq sauce. I have made a potato salad to go with it, and we will also have baked beans. I cannot wait!

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Do people in the Phillipines eat a lot of hot dogs - and yes that sounds really weird Marilyn lol

So we did not end up having breakfast for dinner, we had a bacon sandwich, asparagus and salad - much lighter choice and very good.

But the cookies!! So they were just sugar cookies, all good, I put them in the oven for 10 minutes, umm half of them are baking kind of ok, half are not. This stupid oven here, you know how the oven vents out the back, well this vent has no cap, so I normally just put a pan on it so there is some semblance of a normal oven - well I forgot. So I had a few burnt cookies, a few medium done and a few just right.

oh well.

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Filipino spaghetti FTW!!!!!!!!!!! It is soooo yummy. I can never find banana ketchup around here so a good sub is just white sugar. And lots and lots of garlic. And hotdogs!!! My grandma also adds a bit of tomato paste, so the final sauce is both tart and sweet. SIGH, I want some :P

Rhiann: Why not try cooking for you and your fiance? Buy groceries enough for the two of you and cook every other night... My husband hates to try new things and hates left-overs (stoooopid, I know). So I made an agreement with him that if he tries new things, I will try my best to only cook for 2 no matter how impossible it is. And Ive done so since moving here.

Tonight hubby and I wont be home til really late so I will just throw some pizza in the oven. Too lazy to make my own dough, but did make some marina over the weekend.

I found the banana ketchup at a Asian market

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My fiance's mom is going back to Taiwan next month, so it gives me more of a chance to cook. His dad seems to like western food, so I'll have way more of a chance to cook stuff.

Besides, if I don't cook... no one will. :lol:

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Tonight I'm making a herbed spaghetti squash with some italian bread and a lemon garlic infused olive oil for dipping.

It sounds sort of fancy but its sooo not, but I'm gonna act like it is when my husband gets home because that's how I roll.

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No adventures so far, really. Walked around DC for 1.5hrs when I got here. Ventured into the Library of Congress which was beautiful.

I suspect you travel the way I do Mal, except you actually went in to a building to see something. When do you actually get to Florida again?

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I suspect you travel the way I do Mal, except you actually went in to a building to see something. When do you actually get to Florida again?

I'm the, okay, let's do this and get it over with type of traveler. You'd think with this experience I'd be snapping photos left right and center, nope, lol. I went into the LOC because it was open since nothing much else is here at the moment. I also don't know the layout at all of DC and it's close to the station. :lol:

Get there tomorrow at 1pm. 21hrs to go.

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I've had the ribs and chicken smoking on the bbq for a couple of hours now. Guess I'll go out and check it. lol

Do people in the Phillipines eat a lot of hot dogs - and yes that sounds really weird Marilyn lol

Yeah. I confess to going "Ew" when I read the ingredients. lol

Get there tomorrow at 1pm. 21hrs to go.

Almost home! Safe travels!

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I'm the, okay, let's do this and get it over with type of traveler. You'd think with this experience I'd be snapping photos left right and center, nope, lol. I went into the LOC because it was open since nothing much else is here at the moment. I also don't know the layout at all of DC and it's close to the station. :lol:

Get there tomorrow at 1pm. 21hrs to go.

Yep, that's me too :thumbs: No pics, no chatting to strangers, let's get there and no mucking around!

Well, that's not so bad, tomorrow at 1:00, I wonder if it will seem foreign to you, not sure how long it has been since you visited :)

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lol, yep. My grandmother and aunt keep telling me to go to the sightseer lounge but I keep telling them I'm fine right where I am and that I don't particularly feel like socializing.

I was last there in March '09, but didn't see much as we were only there for 2 days.

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