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02-20-2012, 08:19 AM
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SKINNER! What's for Dinner? 20 February 2012
Title: In honor of The Simpsons' 500th episode airing last night.
I just put the crock pot together. Sausage (my kielbasa I made on the weekend) and sauerkraut (from the crock in the basement).
Had a taste of the kraut as I took it out of the crock. Wow that has some tang to it, but the cabbage still has a bit of crunch. Much better than that bagged stuff in the store (and I really like that bagged stuff in the store).
I can't wait to have a go at the sausage. I did pan fry a bit of the meat Saturday evening and it was good, so this should be a special meal. Kathleen arrives home today and I wanted something kinda special for that.
Aye carumba, what do you have planned for dinner?
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"First you start with a pound of bologna..."
-My Grandmother on how to make ham salad.
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02-20-2012, 08:36 AM
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Frank, I just read your tagline "First you start with a pound of bologna" and had to smile! People always rave over my "ham salad" and it has no ham in it! I only use German bologna! I usually buy a 5 lb. chunk and make a large batch and freeze it. When my freezer broke last year, I lost it all. Now I'm thinking I need to make another batch soon! As for my dinner plans, I have none at the moment. DH and I both have commitments tonight so we will probably just do something simple. I'll raid the freezer and figure it out. I'm saving the pork chops from yesterday for tomorrow.
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02-20-2012, 08:40 AM
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My grandmother.. a simple and practical woman.
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"First you start with a pound of bologna..."
-My Grandmother on how to make ham salad.
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02-20-2012, 09:45 AM
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Maybe I shouldn't be admitting this, but..... 500 episodes and I've never seen one of them. And have no idea what the reference is.
Anyway, pizza tonight and a tossed salad.
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02-20-2012, 09:48 AM
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SO is off today and we're going out for lunch. I think we'll do Thai. That might lead to a lighter, pick up meal for dinner. Maybe a chicken sandwich...
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02-20-2012, 11:22 AM
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I think it is going to be a pasta with pancetta, rapini, tomatoes, peppers, roasted garlic, and a side of baked shrimp....
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02-20-2012, 11:48 AM
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god, it never even occurred to me that i could have shrimp as a side dish. maybe i can do that one day, but i'm afraid the shrimp couldn't help but be a scene-stealing side....
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02-20-2012, 12:10 PM
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DD and grand babies arriving today! DD has requested Taco Salad. DGD #1 eats like the proverbial bird, but seems to like salad these days, never thought a two year old would be a salad eater. #2 (11 weeks) packs her own meals with her (they even drive the car, now that's what I call "smart food")!!! ;-). Dessert may be ice cream, the two year old likes "cream" and could use the calories. Unlike her Nana!
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02-20-2012, 12:45 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by vitauta
god, it never even occurred to me that i could have shrimp as a side dish. maybe i can do that one day, but i'm afraid the shrimp couldn't help but be a scene-stealing side....
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I just broil about 5 of them up in a bit of butter, wine, garlic, with bread crumbs on top. Almost like a starter, but I eat my starter and my main together....
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02-20-2012, 12:58 PM
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sounds yumm the way you present it--with butter, wine and garlic, mmm. i think i'll try that together with one of my workaday meals--no competition that way....:)
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