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The What's For Dinner Tonight Chat

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I've been feeling pretty sorry for myself all weekend since I have laryngitis. I haven't eaten real food in days and wasn't feeling great this morning so I threw some beans in my crockpot and have some ham and bean soup brewing. I'll probably throw some dumplings on it. (Apparently my spellchecker wants to change crockpot to crackpot. :lol: )

I was feeling a bit more spry this evening and made a cherry coffee cake that came out of the oven about 15 minutes ago. I had my dessert first and it was so very delicious.

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I thought it might be fun if we had a thread where we shared what we're cooking up for dinner:) I am not an experienced cook so coming up with gluten free menus for me and my boyfriend feels like a ch

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I'm having Tinkyada brown rice spaghetti-style pasta with doctored-up ready-made spaghetti sauce that I've had stashed in my freezer in single serving sizes. Yum! This time I'm trying the quick cook

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This weekend I made Gumbo for the first time, from Emeril's cook book. I used Bisquick gluten-free Mix and it made a roux just fine, although I got a bit impatient stirring and stirring....but well w

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I've been feeling pretty sorry for myself all weekend since I have laryngitis. I haven't eaten real food in days and wasn't feeling great this morning so I threw some beans in my crockpot and have some ham and bean soup brewing. I'll probably throw some dumplings on it. (Apparently my spellchecker wants to change crockpot to crackpot. :lol: )

I was feeling a bit more spry this evening and made a cherry coffee cake that came out of the oven about 15 minutes ago. I had my dessert first and it was so very delicious.

crackpot :lol:

I told you before and I mean it...dessert before dinner is always a good idea! May I ask you to share that coffee cake recipe? I am stockpiling recipes for when I can eat more things. :lol:

(when I had laryngitis once, my hubs joked it was the most quiet week we ever had in our house. :lol: )

Hope you feel better soon!

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(when I had laryngitis once, my hubs joked it was the most quiet week we ever had in our house. :lol: )

And if your fingers cramp up and you can't use the keyboard it will be the quietest time here too! ;) I thought you were in laptop purgatory, or has that ended?

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And if your fingers cramp up and you can't use the keyboard it will be the quietest time here too! ;) I thought you were in laptop purgatory, or has that ended?

Yeah, what she said! Aren't you supposed to be limiting your finger tapping?

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And if your fingers cramp up and you can't use the keyboard it will be the quietest time here too! ;) I thought you were in laptop purgatory, or has that ended?

(snort) :lol:

I AM. I am ONLY answering PMs, skype calls and a few select thread posts. Barely 30 mins. today! (as opposed to my usual 3 hours. :D )

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Yeah, what she said! Aren't you supposed to be limiting your finger tapping?

I am LIMITING my time, honest! I had PT today and she said my mobility was greatly improved. okay, okay I'm done. The timer went off and so I have to stop, even if I am mid wo

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We had tacos, with fruit and yogurt! Mmmmmm

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Still getting back into things after being away for a couple of weeks. Simply smoky chipotle, black bean and pancetta soup with lime creme fraiche. Frozen green grapes for dessert. Tomorrow will be a different story! :D

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While feeling a bit more spry, I wasn't up to any real baking. I just used the gluten free Bisquick recipe. The texture is different than what I'm used to in a coffee cake but I find if I knock off that expecting what I used to have and accepting that it's different now I enjoy things for what they are.

I'll bet my husband wishes it were the most quiet week in the house. Unfortunately for him I insist upon trying to talk, which is probably more painful to listen to than it is for my throat. :D

http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/fruit-swirl-coffee-cake/5c7c3c15-7131-4668-9f19-ff2d5013fdcb#?st=2&term=gluten%20free%20coffee%20cake

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I don't know what it's called, but it has chickpeas, kidney beans, crushed tomatoes, diced zucchini, carrot, pumkin, sweet potato, cauliflower, capsicum, broccoli, spinach, onion, mushrooms and chives, and I will put it on to simmer later. We also have jelly and icecream for dessert.

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I am LIMITING my time, honest! I had PT today and she said my mobility was greatly improved. okay, okay I'm done. The timer went off and so I have to stop, even if I am mid wo

That was funny! We are just lookin' out for you Irish. :P

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That was funny! We are just lookin' out for you Irish. :P

thanks, cookie! I heart you.

Happy V-day to you, dear girl...and Happy V day, Everyone! :)

I am baking the buttery pound cake dusted with powdered sugar I meant to make the other night. Ran out of eggs. :o (I cannot have chocolate right now, damn!) so this is a sweet treat for my baby and me. It smells fab in my kitchen!

Dinner for my sweet guy is filet mignon roast with port mushroom sauce,

oven- roasted root veggies (potatoes, carrots, brussel sprouts, rutabaga, turnip, parsnip with herbs and shallots, garlic, and some fresh steamed green beans.

Okay, over and out! :lol:

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Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

Tonight I am making grilled pork chops, crashed potatos and fresh steamed green beans. Plus homemade chocolate pudding for dessert, except it's more of a mousse texture.

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IrishHeart Veteran
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crashed potatoes

...alex, would those be VERY, VERY exhausted potatoes? :lol:

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...alex, would those be VERY, VERY exhausted potatoes? :lol:

They could be :D and if they are I can definitely relate.

But actually they are boiled potatoes that are smashed down a bit and baked with some seasonings, I found the recipe on this thread.

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IrishHeart Veteran
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They could be :D and if they are I can definitely relate.

But actually they are boiled potatoes that are smashed down a bit and baked with some seasonings, I found the recipe on this thread.

love it! I have always called mashed potatoes "smashed" since a child (they sound like they had a few martinis) but I have never heard of "crashed." I learn something new every day. ;)

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thanks, cookie! I heart you.

Happy V-day to you, dear girl...and Happy V day, Everyone! :)

I am baking the buttery pound cake dusted with powdered sugar I meant to make the other night. Ran out of eggs. :o (I cannot have chocolate right now, damn!) so this is a sweet treat for my baby and me. It smells fab in my kitchen!

Dinner for my sweet guy is filet mignon roast with port mushroom sauce,

oven- roasted root veggies (potatoes, carrots, brussel sprouts, rutabaga, turnip, parsnip with herbs and shallots, garlic, and some fresh steamed green beans.

Okay, over and out! :lol:

Love fest continues...it is Valentine's Day! I heart you back.

Happy Valentine's Day all!

Baked brie with roasted garlic and baguettes (I am going to bake my first baguette tonight, wish me luck!).

My 7 yo boy will have a hot dog instead of that "smushy stuff" on bread. :rolleyes:

Ciao!

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IrishHeart Veteran
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Baked brie with roasted garlic and baguettes (I am going to bake my first baguette tonight, wish me luck!).

drool (brie and baguettes!!! :) ) ... and of course, LUCK!!!! ;)

caio, bella

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Stuffed shells with some spinach in the cheese.

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Chicken fingers (strips) dipped in egg and rice flour and fried in a little olive oil with oven baked red potatoes. Homemade strawberry,raspberry, blueberry and blackberry sorbet.

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Wenmin Enthusiast
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Nothing fancy for Valentine's Day.

Sticky chicken and potatoes. Smothered cabbage and caulifower.

Happy Valentine's Day to ALL!

Wenmin

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Lisa Mentor
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He didn't offer to take me out, so.... <_<

Quiche, country sausage and potato pancakes.

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IrishHeart Veteran
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Chicken fingers (strips) dipped in egg and rice flour and fried in a little olive oil with oven baked red potatoes. Homemade strawberry,raspberry, blueberry and blackberry sorbet.

oh boy, I LOVE sorbet! that sounds good! do you make it yourself, hon?

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Nothing fancy for Valentine's Day.

Sticky chicken and potatoes. Smothered cabbage and caulifower.

Happy Valentine's Day to ALL!

Wenmin

OT but ...Sweet kitty pic! :)

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IrishHeart Veteran
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He didn't offer to take me out, so.... <_<

Quiche, country sausage and potato pancakes.

perhaps he has another surprise for you instead, Lisa! ;)

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