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We're all thinking similar.

I am making my home made meat sauce. I prepped it before heading for the airport yesterday, but haven't let it simmer yet. So I refrigerated it, and am simmering it in a 200ºF oven all day.

Should be perfect by dinner time.
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Yum. . . I bet you could do the same thing in a crockpot. . . with the lid ajar, wouldn't you think?
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Beef Stroganoff - onions, mushrooms, tender beef. Mmmmm. With a nice porter to drink. Perfect! :biggrin:
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Homemade macaroni with cheddar sauce, frozen peas and fish. It's comfort food tonight. :D
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Baked mahi-mahi (dolfin) with yellow rice and steamed broccoli.

It's the first time I ever cooked mahi-mahi.

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Had an early Valentine's dinner with Mrs Root at the Melting Pot, a nice Fondu restaurant. Good cheese, good chocolate, good wine. Again...yummy! :biggrin:
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Tomorrow night: lemon garlic shrimp linguine.
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Welcome to the Galley, JazFusion!!

Tonight was Five Star Pizza. They have a special, buy three or more 1-topping medium pizzas, and they are $4.44 each. So, Beorn, Hyperception, and I each had our own.

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Tonight Malik is making Thai salmon and sesame seed asparagus. So yum! He made it last weekend. It was so good, that I took a picture of it. :)
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Ki wrote:Tonight Malik is making Thai salmon and sesame seed asparagus. So yum! He made it last weekend. It was so good, that I took a picture of it. :)
Ooo...

If you share the recipe, be sure to post the picture as well.
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Menolly wrote: Ooo...

If you share the recipe, be sure to post the picture as well.
I'll get the recipe out tonight and post it tonight or tomorrow. And I'll post the pic too. :)
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I finished off the Mongolian Beef that I got from the local Chinese restaurant the other night.
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I had a frozen lo-mein kit in the freezer, and I made that. I know it's super-simple to make my own, but when I need to eat in less than 15 minutes because I'm starving, it saves me from getting fast food. Anyhow this brand didn't taste all that good. And now I'm hungry again (I ate 1 serving based on the nutritional info). Meh. . . :?
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I'm thinking about picking up a stuffed pizza from Papa Murphy's for dinner.
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Tonight is chicken enchiladas with a sour cream and cheese sauce served up with some mexican rice. I just can't decide if I want to use a tomatillo salsa or a regular tomato one. Hmm...
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I plan on going out with a friend for a fish fry tonight. The place where we're going has great lake perch dinner.
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JazFusion wrote:Tonight is chicken enchiladas with a sour cream and cheese sauce served up with some mexican rice. I just can't decide if I want to use a tomatillo salsa or a regular tomato one. Hmm...
Oh yum...

If I was invited, I would eat whichever you prepared.
But...
If you asked my preference...

Tomatillo.
Definitely.
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I just finished assembling a vegetarian lasagna. The sauce has zucchini, broccoli, red peppers, onions, asparagus, fresh basil, thyme, sundried tomatoes, rosemary, garlic, salt, pepper, crushed red pepper, red wine, whole peeled tomatoes, black olives, oregano and a hint of white truffle oil. The cheese layer is cottage cheese blended with egg and grated aged asiago, parmesan and romano and mozarella. I topped the cheese layers with a layer of fresh italian parsley blended with fresh baby spinach. Like an idiot I forgot the mushrooms so I sauteed them and added them as their own private layer.... :P This massive concoction is going in the fridge and then to be hauled out tomorrow for a potluck dinner and cast of the new FBH project meeting. The overnight storage lets all the flavors really enhance. Yummers!
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My chicken-in-the-oven will be done soon.

Chicken on the bone, red potatoes, onions, cherry peppers and lots of garlic and rosemary. :biggrin:
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That sounds fabulous, Jaz! :D

I'm making comfort food tonight. It's tuna casserole with peas and carrots, and biscuits. Yum! :D
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