What's for Dinner Sunday September 4th?

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DH decided yesterday he needs to go semi "Atkins" for a couple of weeks and just wants meat and veggies. Dad just wants meat, potatoes and gravy and I am slowly reverting to being a vegetarian once again.

So, we are having grilled steak tonight. I will bake and mash a potato for Dad's and smother it all in packaged gravy (sounds awful but it works for him!) DH is having a steak salad and I will have a salad.

What's everyone else having?
 
My original plan was to make a quick meat sauce this evening to go over spaghetti. SO tells me we should consider going out for Chinese. Who am I to argue?
 
I have a little white sauce left and a sausage patty, so I'm thinking sausage gravy with eggs over easy and a toasted English muffin.
 
I am going to make andouille sausage and shrimp jambalaya, and use the leftovers to stuff these three great big red bell peppers I bought, for suppers next week. Yes, I WILL be parboiling the bell peppers before I stuff them. If you claim to be a classically trained chef and disagree with parboiling the bell peppers before stuffing and baking them, all I can say is YOU MUST HAVE BEEN OUT SICK THAT DAY!
 
I'm thinking a steak with grilled potatoes and green beans.
 
I am going to make andouille sausage and shrimp jambalaya, and use the leftovers to stuff these three great big red bell peppers I bought, for suppers next week. Yes, I WILL be parboiling the bell peppers before I stuff them. If you claim to be a classically trained chef and disagree with parboiling the bell peppers before stuffing and baking them, all I can say is YOU MUST HAVE BEEN OUT SICK THAT DAY!


I'm not a classically trained chef and I don't parboil my peppers.

But you go ahead and do whatever you want.

(I must have missed that thread!)
 
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I did not know Father Murphy was in the pizza business :LOL:

I will look for him.

In the late fall and winter I make my own but, I have not geared up for the season yet.

Thanks for the tip!
 
Aunt Bea said:
I did not know Father Murphy was in the pizza business :LOL:

I will look for him.

In the late fall and winter I make my own but, I have not geared up for the season yet.

Thanks for the tip!

Might just be a Midwest thing. They get voted Best Pizza all the time by locals.
 
Using my mini pie maker the kids have all flown town so I have the holiday to myself:LOL: DH loves helping make these pies so it will be Swiss and onion pies for us tonight. sliced tomatoes,avocados and thin sliced onions. The banana cream pie for dessertl. I plan to fold up find a movie and call it a day.
kades
 
I'm not a classically trained chef and I don't parboil my peppers.

Well, in this case, the filling is already cooked, so if you put raw stuffed peppers in a 350F oven and bake them for 40 minutes, which is how long it will take for the peppers to cook through, you'll end up with bell pepper cup-a-soup!
 

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