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If you have it in the house, dice a strip or two of bacon and brown it with the chicken.

That would have worked really well. But I didn't have any bacon in the house. :eek:

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.

Sounds like a nice dinner.
It's always nice to get rid of all those little containers. :clap:
And sometimes you discover new flavor combinations you'd never have thought of.

If you have a can of peas, use the liquid for the COM soup and add the peas to the mixture.

Peas would have worked well. But your suggestion came too late. :(
But there's always "next time" :)

Welllllllll, I always have to have something green. (Mama said so).
A little salad works, if nothing else.

Well you know if "Mama said so" then it must be done. :LOL:


Yes, Z, definitely something green. Do you have any green beans in your pantry?

Yes I did and they were what I used.







Thanks folks.
You made my dinner last night.
Todays menu is always good for ideas as to what to fix.

I used cream of celery rather them cream of mushroom and added some rosemary.

The green beans were canned and were the low point of the meal but I needed to use them up.

Here are a few pic's.
Included is Ethel and Lucy plus what they had for dinner too.
They must have liked it because the dish was cleaned.
 

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Looks mighty good, Zagut. :yum: Thanks for sharing your picture! Lucy and Ethel are pretty babies. :wub:

GG, I do the same thing - browsing older threads for ideas has given me a lot of inspiration on several occasions. :chef:
 
GG, the Todays Menu thread is always a great place to look for something to fix for dinner. ;)


Cheryl J, Thanks for saying my spur of the moment dinner looked good.

It was tasty but as always there was room for improvement. :rolleyes:


Yes Lucy and Ethel are pretty babies. :)

They give me a reason for living.

But since the snow and cold arrived I can't get those two to step foot outside and they are about to drive me crazy. :(

Well I should say more crazy then I usually am? :LOL:
 
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