Salad, seasoned navy beans-no sausage, with yellow cauliflower rice, bread and butter, jello for dessert. Homemade seasonings.
What Are You Having For Dinner
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The other day I saw some sauerkraut in a bag. Silver Floss was the brand, from Wisconsin I think. I'd never tried it but sometimes like sauerkraut on hotdogs, a classic NY city style hotdog, heavy on the kraut and mustard. Anyway, I bought a bag.
This was some really good kraut!! I forgot to put it out yesterday with family so I opened the bag before dinner this evening. Now I have to cook some more dogs tomorrow!!!
Anyway, dinner was a NY hotdog, sweetcorn a neighbor brought over, a green salad and the last of the potato salad.
This was some really good kraut!! I forgot to put it out yesterday with family so I opened the bag before dinner this evening. Now I have to cook some more dogs tomorrow!!!
Anyway, dinner was a NY hotdog, sweetcorn a neighbor brought over, a green salad and the last of the potato salad.
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I make my own kraut but we love smoked sausage sliced and sautéed with onions then add a bunch of kraut. So yummy.
Leftover grilled steak, corn on the cob, and a salad!
I made a sandwich with the last Hogie roll, last of the grilled sausage, sauerkraut, onions and mustard... baked beans and some chips. A piece of apple pie for dessert.
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My husband is in a low fiber diet today and a liquid diet tomorrow for a colonoscopy on Thursday. So I made him a home made egg McMuffin. He loved it.
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Turkey burger with candied jalapenos and onions, salad with vinegar and oil, half a corn on cob and smores for dessert
Worst dinner ever tonight.
The wife said, "Look, they have sushi on sale for $5 at Sprouts!" Oh boy, ... grocery store sushi. I just couldn't wait.
And it was as bad as I imagined. No taste what so ever. None. It was like eating air, with a tad of fiber added. The wife raved about it, I about threw up. I like real sushi. My daughter and I used to go out to get that often, before she moved to Hawaii. You can really rack up a bill with high end sushi though. But it is good. Not like the grocery store stuff that shares nothing in common with real sushi, except for the name.
I tried to wash that junk down with a cookie afterwards. The only thing I could find was a Keebler chocolate chip cookie. The wife bought those the other day to fill out a group of "buy five items on the list, save $5 dollars". Didn't have time to search the store for a better choice, so we just grabbed the cookies to get a total of five items. That Keebler cookie was about as bad as the sushi. No taste. Dry. You couldn't tell if it was ten years stale, or supposed to be that way. A total waste of calories.
Tomorrow, we're going to eat GOOD again. Sure, buying prepared junk from the grocery store is easy and takes zero effort. But tonight was horrible. Might as well have eaten the packaging rather than the contents. It would have probably been just about as good.
The wife said, "Look, they have sushi on sale for $5 at Sprouts!" Oh boy, ... grocery store sushi. I just couldn't wait.
And it was as bad as I imagined. No taste what so ever. None. It was like eating air, with a tad of fiber added. The wife raved about it, I about threw up. I like real sushi. My daughter and I used to go out to get that often, before she moved to Hawaii. You can really rack up a bill with high end sushi though. But it is good. Not like the grocery store stuff that shares nothing in common with real sushi, except for the name.I tried to wash that junk down with a cookie afterwards. The only thing I could find was a Keebler chocolate chip cookie. The wife bought those the other day to fill out a group of "buy five items on the list, save $5 dollars". Didn't have time to search the store for a better choice, so we just grabbed the cookies to get a total of five items. That Keebler cookie was about as bad as the sushi. No taste. Dry. You couldn't tell if it was ten years stale, or supposed to be that way. A total waste of calories.
Tomorrow, we're going to eat GOOD again. Sure, buying prepared junk from the grocery store is easy and takes zero effort. But tonight was horrible. Might as well have eaten the packaging rather than the contents. It would have probably been just about as good.
Home made flour tortilla, homemade pizza sauce, thinly sliced white and portabella mushrooms,dice sweet peppers(red,green,yellow and orange)green onions pizza, lemon water, sugar free grape popiscles.
Sorry, poooo!Worst dinner ever tonight.
The wife said, "Look, they have sushi on sale for $5 at Sprouts!" Oh boy, ... grocery store sushi. I just couldn't wait.
I tried to wash that junk down with a cookie afterwards. The only thing I could find was a Keebler chocolate chip cookie. The wife bought those the other day to fill out a group of "buy five items on the list, save $5 dollars". Didn't have time to search the store for a better choice, so we just grabbed the cookies to get a total of five items. That Keebler cookie was about as bad as the sushi. No taste. Dry. You couldn't tell if it was ten years stale, or supposed to be that way. A total waste of calories.
Tomorrow, we're going to eat GOOD again. Sure, buying prepared junk from the grocery store is easy and takes zero effort. But tonight was horrible. Might as well have eaten the packaging rather than the contents. It would have probably been just about as good.
Pork roast in the crock pot, mashed potatoes, gravy, baked beans, jalapeno bread!!!!!!!!
Pizza. Yummy pizza.
Steak fajitas
Salad, the last turkey burger, half ear of corn on cob, a few bites of coleslaw, watermelon for dessert.
Also a salad, with chicken, corn on the cob.
Mmmmmm
Tonight, the wife requested ham and eggs, with pancakes for dinner. I can do that. Sounds good!
Very good!
Hamburger patties with brown gravy, mashed taters, and peas
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I like a good "hot hamburger". I put the mashed potatoes and gravy on top of the patty.
We are having barbeque chicken, watermelon, cole slaw, and cooked squash
We are having barbeque chicken, watermelon, cole slaw, and cooked squash
I had a couple pieces of KFC. A neighbor had dropped off some sweet corn so I had an ear with some cantaloupe and sliced tomato.
Wow, it's like you are at my house! Mmmmmm!
Again, Mmmmmm!
Salad, Butternut (and other) Squash soup, garlic toast, ice cream cone for dessert.
It's Burrito night
I knew what we were having as soon as walked in the door! The smell was fantastic, Bierocks and fried potatoes!
Ill give. Whats a beirock?
It's a bread roll stuffed with cabbage onions and hamburger.
https://www.pdxmonthly.com/eat-and-...ch-more-than-bread-filled-with-hamburger-meat
Oh that sounds wonderful. Gonna print off the recipe and I'd bet we'll be having them soon. Got fresh onions and cabbage in the garden.
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It's a pretty big job, Alexandra usually makes around 60 and we can have them for a few days.
