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Z...grilling those thighs would be my first choice too, but I'm not up in the cold north. :ermm::LOL:

If you want simple and tasty, you could just roast them since you'll already have the oven on for your twice baked potato. Season the thighs with salt and pepper, a little garlic powder and onion powder, or some lemon pepper. :yum:

Put them in a preheated 400 degree oven and roast for 45 minutes or so, depending upon how big and meaty they are. Baste with the hot pan juices a couple of times while roasting them. Easy peasy, and so good.
 
All right we're getting there.

I do have cream of mushroom soup. :)

So far dinner tonight is.
Twice baked taters with butter, S&P, Parm cheese and Chives.
Browned Chicken Thighs simmered in cream of mushroom sauce.

Anything else? :chef:
 
All right we're getting there.

I do have cream of mushroom soup. :)

So far dinner tonight is.
Twice baked taters with butter, S&P, Parm cheese and Chives.
Browned Chicken Thighs simmered in cream of mushroom sauce.

Anything else? :chef:

Welllllllll, I always have to have something green. (Mama said so).;)
A little salad works, if nothing else.
 
If you're going to go with the COM soup, try adding a tablespoon of Dijon mustard to it. Gives it a nice tang.

I almost always have salad fixings and frozen green beans on hand, so I would choose one of those.
 
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Yes, Z, definitely something green. :) Do you have any green beans in your pantry?

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Tonight's dinner for me will be a loaded up salad again. I can't seem to get enough salads these days :yum: - plus, I have a ton of produce to use up.
 
All right we're getting there.

I do have cream of mushroom soup. :)

So far dinner tonight is.
Twice baked taters with butter, S&P, Parm cheese and Chives.
Browned Chicken Thighs simmered in cream of mushroom sauce.

Anything else? :chef:
If you have it in the house, dice a strip or two of bacon and brown it with the chicken.
 
Sort of an ends-and-pieces kind of meal for us tonight. We're going to have the rest of the grilled ham slice from last night, along with the last of the Gouda grits, a dab of cranberry sauce, and some buttered Brussels sprouts. Gets quite a few little containers out of the refrigerator so we can begin the week with a relatively clean slate.
 
Yes, Z, definitely something green. :) Do you have any green beans in your pantry?

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Tonight's dinner for me will be a loaded up salad again. I can't seem to get enough salads these days :yum: - plus, I have a ton of produce to use up.

If you have a can of peas, use the liquid for the COM soup and add the peas to the mixture.
 
I made some pork chops. Dipped in egg and battered with Shake N Bake and I seasoned it with salt, pepper, garlic salt, fresh garlic.

Then I made some mashed taters and some roasted veggies to go with it.
 
.....Tonight's dinner for me will be a loaded up salad again. I can't seem to get enough salads these days :yum: - plus, I have a ton of produce to use up.

YUM! Carrots, celery, tomatoes, cucumber, radishes, hard cooked egg, beets, and somewhere under there is a pile of red leaf lettuce and iceberg. Croutons and ranch to top. Bigger than it looks in the pic - I could barely finish it all. :ermm::LOL: Sliced mango on the side.
 

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I'll take your word on the lettuce, Cheryl. :LOL:

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I ended up making the soup. The recipe needs a little work. I'm not much of a rosemary fan, finding it useful in just a few recipes. I thought it really didn't work here. Next time I'll sub basil and oregano, and probably switch out granulated garlic for the fresh. I suppose remembering the grated cheese would have helped, too.
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We had a take-off of Publix's currently featured Apron Meal. They used frozen breaded shrimp baked in the oven. I used some Key West WC shrimp we ran across yesterday, S and P, and sauteed in just a bit of oil until just slightly underdone. The Publix sauce had OJ, orange marmalade, rice wine vinegar, soy, ginger, sriracha, and green onions cooked together for a bit, then tossed with shrimp. I added some garlic that I sauteed for a bit in the pan after I took the shrimp out, then added the rest of sauce ingredients and cooked. I added a bit of sesame oil as well and doubled the sriracha, although I personally regretted doing that, a bit spicy for me. Served over jasmine or basmati rice. We had a side of snow pea pods, onion, and baby corn.

It was pretty good, maybe not a make again though as we both agreed we like the red pepper jelly similar recipe we have better.
 
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