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What’s for dinner?

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klingklang77
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What’s for dinner?

I really did not feel like cooking despite having tons in my fridge to cook. Chat Icon

I did make a nice Thai coconut chicken soup (Tom Kha Gai/Kai) with mushrooms and ate that for lunch.

Then I said f it and went to Lidl and got some Tiramisu and this frozen chocolate cream dessert. I also got a really nice Joop rug. Love Lidl.

So dessert was my dinner Chat Icon

Posted 9/30/21 2:26 PM
 
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Hofstra26
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Re: What’s for dinner?

French Onion Pasta Bake - Perfect comfort food on a cool, autumn evening. Chat Icon

Posted 9/30/21 2:28 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.

Posted 9/30/21 2:33 PM
 

klingklang77
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by Hofstra26

French Onion Pasta Bake - Perfect comfort food on a cool, autumn evening. Chat Icon



Oh I did the Kitchn’s recipe for that a few weeks ago. It was delicious. I also learned how to do caramelized onions really quickly after watching a YouTube video.

Posted 9/30/21 2:33 PM
 

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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



Chicken fried rice? That’s what I’m making with the chicken I took out!

Posted 9/30/21 2:38 PM
 

klingklang77
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



I grew up in a really picky household. I used to be so picky. Now, I love all types of food. No idea how you do it.

Have you tried pork? That’s really good instead of chicken.

Posted 9/30/21 2:38 PM
 

klingklang77
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by LuckyStar

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



Chicken fried rice? That’s what I’m making with the chicken I took out!



Miso chicken is awesome! Miso Chicken

I did chicken recently and let it marinate in lemon juice, Caesar dressing, some parm cheese, a splash of olive oil, and some Dijon. I let it sit for a few hours and then grilled it. I made a big batch for the week.

Posted 9/30/21 2:42 PM
 

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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by LuckyStar

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



Chicken fried rice? That’s what I’m making with the chicken I took out!



Yeah I could do that. I don't have much time tonight so I will be cooking while I am working Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 9/30/21 2:43 PM
 

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Re: What’s for dinner?

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Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



I grew up in a really picky household. I used to be so picky. Now, I love all types of food. No idea how you do it.

Have you tried pork? That’s really good instead of chicken.



It is really annoying as I will eat almost anything. They don't care for pork that much. We did have pork sausages last night. I made them with eggs and toast for a breakfast dinner. I buy cheese and parsley sausage and pork chops. They will eat it but are not thrilled. Chat Icon

Posted 9/30/21 2:44 PM
 

Hofstra26
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by klingklang77

Posted by Hofstra26

French Onion Pasta Bake - Perfect comfort food on a cool, autumn evening. Chat Icon



Oh I did the Kitchn’s recipe for that a few weeks ago. It was delicious. I also learned how to do caramelized onions really quickly after watching a YouTube video.



I'm using Half Baked Harvest recipe. I absolutely love her blog and cookbooks, such great comfort food.

Caramelized onions are life!!! Chat Icon My favorite!!!

Posted 9/30/21 2:45 PM
 

klingklang77
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by windyweather21

Posted by klingklang77

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



I grew up in a really picky household. I used to be so picky. Now, I love all types of food. No idea how you do it.

Have you tried pork? That’s really good instead of chicken.



It is really annoying as I will eat almost anything. They don't care for pork that much. We did have pork sausages last night. I made them with eggs and toast for a breakfast dinner. I buy cheese and parsley sausage and pork chops. They will eat it but are not thrilled. Chat Icon



Get pork tenderloin. Or a pork shoulder to throw in the crock pot. Tenderloin is so easy as long as you keep track of the temp.

Posted 9/30/21 2:47 PM
 

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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by windyweather21

Posted by LuckyStar

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



Chicken fried rice? That’s what I’m making with the chicken I took out!



Yeah I could do that. I don't have much time tonight so I will be cooking while I am working Chat Icon Chat Icon



I'm trying to find the recipe but I made a Chicken Enchilada bake recently that was good - and easy. I felt the same way as you did - we always have chicken the same way - fajitas, grilled, chicken and broccoli are the common ones we made.

But this just requires cheese, chicken, black beans, enchilada sauce and rice (ok, so you might not have enchilada sauce) and it's a just put it in the oven and bake meal.

Message edited 9/30/2021 2:49:18 PM.

Posted 9/30/21 2:48 PM
 

ali120206
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What’s for dinner?

We also make the Stovetop Bruchetta Chicken - if you have chicken breasts, mozz cheese, chicken stovetop and diced tomatoes - it's easy but different.

Posted 9/30/21 2:50 PM
 

Hofstra26
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by ali120206

We also make the Stovetop Bruchetta Chicken - if you have chicken breasts, mozz cheese, chicken stovetop and diced tomatoes - it's easy but different.



I just made a Peach Bruschetta Chicken the other night, sooooo good. So easy and quick too.

Posted 9/30/21 2:52 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by klingklang77

Posted by windyweather21

Posted by klingklang77

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



I grew up in a really picky household. I used to be so picky. Now, I love all types of food. No idea how you do it.

Have you tried pork? That’s really good instead of chicken.



It is really annoying as I will eat almost anything. They don't care for pork that much. We did have pork sausages last night. I made them with eggs and toast for a breakfast dinner. I buy cheese and parsley sausage and pork chops. They will eat it but are not thrilled. Chat Icon



Get pork tenderloin. Or a pork shoulder to throw in the crock pot. Tenderloin is so easy as long as you keep track of the temp.



Yeah have had that before. They are not fans. I told my husband when the kids are finally out of the house, we are taking all the extra money we are doling out for them and eating out most days lol. I am getting tired of cooking after 3 decades lol.

Posted 9/30/21 2:54 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by ali120206

Posted by windyweather21

Posted by LuckyStar

Posted by windyweather21

Took out chicken this morning. Getting tired of the same grilled or fried honestly but I am sure we will do either or tonight with them.



Chicken fried rice? That’s what I’m making with the chicken I took out!



Yeah I could do that. I don't have much time tonight so I will be cooking while I am working Chat Icon Chat Icon



I'm trying to find the recipe but I made a Chicken Enchilada bake recently that was good - and easy. I felt the same way as you did - we always have chicken the same way - fajitas, grilled, chicken and broccoli are the common ones we made.

But this just requires cheese, chicken, black beans, enchilada sauce and rice (ok, so you might not have enchilada sauce) and it's a just put it in the oven and bake meal.



I think I have made that before. Sounds good. Ran out of cheese already this week Chat Icon but can pick all that up next time for something different.

Posted 9/30/21 2:55 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by ali120206

We also make the Stovetop Bruchetta Chicken - if you have chicken breasts, mozz cheese, chicken stovetop and diced tomatoes - it's easy but different.



Picky #2 (kid) doesn't like tomatoes and stovetop. Hubby and I would like that though. Maybe kid will have to eat a frozen pizza that night Chat Icon

Posted 9/30/21 2:57 PM
 

ali120206
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by windyweather21

Posted by ali120206

We also make the Stovetop Bruchetta Chicken - if you have chicken breasts, mozz cheese, chicken stovetop and diced tomatoes - it's easy but different.



Picky #2 (kid) doesn't like tomatoes and stovetop. Hubby and I would like that though. Maybe kid will have to eat a frozen pizza that night Chat Icon



I understand - we typically cook for DH and I and give the kids something different.

Posted 9/30/21 2:58 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by Hofstra26

Posted by ali120206

We also make the Stovetop Bruchetta Chicken - if you have chicken breasts, mozz cheese, chicken stovetop and diced tomatoes - it's easy but different.



I just made a Peach Bruschetta Chicken the other night, sooooo good. So easy and quick too.



Yum.

Picky 1,2 and 3 (when home) wouldn't eat. Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 9/30/21 2:58 PM
 

LuckyStar
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What’s for dinner?

I only really eat chicken and seafood so I have a zillion chicken recipes. One of the picky eater chicken recipes I do is chicken souvlaki- cube the chicken, grill and serve with pita, tzatziki and Greek salad.

Also Buffalo pulled chicken sandwiches- shredded chicken with buffalo sauce on nice brioche rolls. Then I get a bag of cole slaw mix and instead of Mayo I mix with blue cheese dressing and put on the sandwich.

Posted 9/30/21 2:59 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by ali120206

Posted by windyweather21

Posted by ali120206

We also make the Stovetop Bruchetta Chicken - if you have chicken breasts, mozz cheese, chicken stovetop and diced tomatoes - it's easy but different.



Picky #2 (kid) doesn't like tomatoes and stovetop. Hubby and I would like that though. Maybe kid will have to eat a frozen pizza that night Chat Icon



I understand - we typically cook for DH and I and give the kids something different.



DH is pickier than the kids with some things so it is a balance of what they all like or try to get as much together for a meal for all. Then they complain we eat the same things over and over. Well duh.....

Posted 9/30/21 2:59 PM
 

LuckyStar
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What’s for dinner?

Also a shoutout to one of my favorite fall things- iavarone pumpkin ravioli. I make it with brown butter and sage and sprinkle some crispy bacon on top.

So good. I actually hate pumpkin but this I love.

Posted 9/30/21 3:01 PM
 

windyweather21
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Re: What’s for dinner?

Posted by LuckyStar

I only really eat chicken and seafood so I have a zillion chicken recipes. One of the picky eater chicken recipes I do is chicken souvlaki- cube the chicken, grill and serve with pita, tzatziki and Greek salad.

Also Buffalo pulled chicken sandwiches- shredded chicken with buffalo sauce on nice brioche rolls. Then I get a bag of cole slaw mix and instead of Mayo I mix with blue cheese dressing and put on the sandwich.




Hubby and I love greek food. Will get for ourselves. Picky #2 would only eat the pita and chicken but an option.

Have made pulled sandwiches and that has been a hit. Picky #2 won't eat coleslaw so I make it for hubby and I. I will have to try with the BC as we both like that. Picky #2, no lololol

Posted 9/30/21 3:02 PM
 
 

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