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Location: OH. IO | Today i made brined pork chops ,mashed sweet potatoes with a honey and cinnamon pecan topping and fresh asparagus. I made pumpkin pie for desert. I need new ideas so whats for dinner at your house? |
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Location: OH. IO | Ya'll are always welcome!!! But bring some new ideas with you! :))) |
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| The pioneer woman website is my favorite place to find new recipes! All her stuff is GOOD! |
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Location: Montana | Food, I hope! LOL. When I first read your post I thought it said brained pork chops, LOL. But I'll take some of that pumpkin pie please! Its one of my favorites. Yum! |
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| Grilled tri-tip roast with salad and baby potatoes with garlic and parmesan. |
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Location: Kansas | Left over deer stew my brother sent home with me. Seems only fair as he was hunting MY land LOL. |
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Location: OH. IO | runnin hard - 2017-01-24 7:22 PM
Left over deer stew my brother sent home with me. Seems only fair as he was hunting MY land LOL.
Just had that two days ago and it was great!!I have alot of venison:) |
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Location: Weatherford, TX | Grilled chicken breat with a honey mustard sauce...salad...and grilled egg plant and squash. Yum! 
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Location: Mississippi | Sloppy Joes (the homemade kind not the canned) made with ground deer meat. It is seriously one of my favorite meals! I make slaw from the shredded broccoli mix from Walmart. Husband approved also |
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Location: OH. IO | Good ideas,thanks ladies.:)) |
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| I made chicken gnocchi soup the other night! I LOVE that stuff! Also, another go to is chili with crackers/bread and butter.
I also found a recipe for this mexican pinwheel snack on facebook that looks delicious! |
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Location: OH. IO | Red3 - 2017-01-24 9:40 PM
I made chicken gnocchi soup the other night! I LOVE that stuff! Also, another go to is chili with crackers/bread and butter.
I also found a recipe for this mexican pinwheel snack on facebook that looks delicious!
I just googled this and I am doing this soup soon.looks great !!Thanks!!!!We are supposed to have cold and snow again so soon so soup it is! |
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Location: Arkansas | Y'all made me hungry and jealous---this is tax season and very little REAL cooking goes on the first 4 1/2 months of the year at my house!!
Edited by Chandler's Mom 2017-01-24 11:30 PM
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Location: Running my kids somewhere. | Swedish pancakes, grilled pork tendlion and veggie artichoke salad.
Snow coming tonight so I like beef barley soup this week. |
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How did you cook the pork chops? I have some thick center cut and can never cook them to be tender? |
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| IowaCanChaser - 2017-01-24 5:50 PM
The pioneer woman website is my favorite place to find new recipes! All her stuff is GOOD!
I hate her new website because it's so hard to navigate but I have 2 of her cookbooks. Love that her recipes don't use ingredients I have never heard of and would have to take a boat to India to get!
Last night, I fried potatoes and onions and grilled German sausage out on the grill along with some baked beans. |
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| Griz - 2017-01-25 5:51 AM IowaCanChaser - 2017-01-24 5:50 PM The pioneer woman website is my favorite place to find new recipes! All her stuff is GOOD! I hate her new website because it's so hard to navigate but I have 2 of her cookbooks. Love that her recipes don't use ingredients I have never heard of and would have to take a boat to India to get! Last night, I fried potatoes and onions and grilled German sausage out on the grill along with some baked beans.
Lol, I can relate. My oldest daughter is an excellent gourmet cook. When she lived out of town she would send me her grocery list so she could cook for the holidays. It took me forever because I didn't have a clue what most of it was, didn't even know where in the store to start looking, Google was my best friend, boy was deliscious though. |
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| jake16 - 2017-01-24 9:51 PM
Red3 - 2017-01-24 9:40 PM
I made chicken gnocchi soup the other night! I LOVE that stuff! Also, another go to is chili with crackers/bread and butter.
I also found a recipe for this mexican pinwheel snack on facebook that looks delicious!
I just googled this and I am doing this soup soon.looks great !!Thanks!!!!We are supposed to have cold and snow again so soon so soup it is!
You will love it!! I'm not sure if you found a recipe you like, but the one I have has worked out great every time!
Chicken Gnocchi Soup
3-4 Chicken breasts diced and cooked (I use 3)
4 cups chicken stock
2 cups half-and-half
1 stalk celery diced (I skip this)
1 garlic clove chopped
1/2 carrot chopped
1/2 onion diced (I use a sweet onion)
1 cup fresh spinach chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon thyme (I have used this and sometimes I don't- I like less)
Salt and pepper to taste
16oz potato gnocchi
1 tablespoon cornstarch (if needed)
1: Cook chicken
2: Saute onion, celery, garlic, carrot in oil over medium heat until onions are translucent
3: Add chicken, chicken stock, half and half, salt & pepper, thyme. Heat to boiling, then add gnocchi. Gently boil for 4 min, then turn down to a simmer for 10 min.
4: Add spinach and cook for another 1-2 min until spinach is wilted
***Heat to boiling and add cornstarch dissolved in 1-2tablespoons of water at this point if you want a thicker soup***
Enjoy! :) |
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Location: MN | We had wild rice, with rotisserie chicken, grape tomoatoes, red onion, feta cheese and that was all mixed together with garlic and parsley infused olive oil. Served room temp. It was quite yummy! I then thought of several different ways I could prepare it next time.
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Location: OH. IO | rodeomom3 - 2017-01-25 6:38 AM How did you cook the pork chops? I have some thick center cut and can never cook them to be tender?
Edited by jake16 2017-01-25 8:37 AM
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Location: Running my kids somewhere. | Thank you for the recipe. It sounds wonderful. |
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| Last night we had boneless ribs slow cooked in a wine sauce. I made mashed potatoes and a gravy from the leftover cooking juices. Paired with a green salad and more wine :) Super easy and tastes pretty good! |
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| jake16 - 2017-01-25 8:33 AM rodeomom3 - 2017-01-25 6:38 AM How did you cook the pork chops? I have some thick center cut and can never cook them to be tender?I soaked them in a salt brine for a few hours.preheated oven to 400 with my cast iron skillet preheating in oven as well.dried the chops.coved both sides of chops with olive oil ,salt,and pepper.when pan was preheated,removed and put on high heat,you will get steam and smoke when putting chops in pan.put chops in pan to sear on one side when they are seared on one side turn them and put pan in oven for about seven minutes.the chops will sear on second side in the oven.
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Location: Weatherford, TX | Thank you for the soup recipe. I cut/pasted and saved it. It looks delicious! I'll have to try it when it gets colder. Thanks again!
Edited by Gator Bug 2017-01-25 9:20 AM
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Location: Gainesville, TX | I had made homemade New Mexican pork posole this weekend and had leftovers. It reheats awesome. It is one of my favorites and something of a family specialty. |
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Location: Missouri | Feeling pretty boring reading these dinner menus. Last night I browned some ground beef and made a box of beef rice-a-roni, mixed it together and splashed it with soy sauce. Took about 20 minutes.
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| We celebrated taco tuesday in style with Lamb Tacos paired with some Buffalo Trace .... I detest the prepackaged taco spice and made up my own a couple years ago that we keep in a resealable shaker. |
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Location: North Dakota | Home made chicken tortilla soup earlier this week and have been finishing off the leftovers. No peek chicken and rice tomorrow. I could eat that every week if I wanted to. |
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| Lasagna Tortellini Soup is on our menu tonight
1lb browned beef
1/2 cup yellow onion
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 can crushed tomatoes
1 can petite diced tomatoes
1 can tomato paste
1 can tomato condensed soup
1 tsp white sugar
1 tsp italian seasoning
salt and pepper
3 cups beef broth
1 package (16oz) tortellini
4 tbs fresh parsley (optional)
Toppings: Grated Parmesan cheese
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Location: OH. IO | THANKS for all of the ideas and recipes,even the quick ones i appreciate as I do work full time so those are definately helpful!!!! We used to have a good "whats for dinner " post but it went by the wayside,so thanks for all the help!!! |
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Location: GODS country | Tater Tot Casserole!
Tomorrow is "not sweet" sweet potatoes and grilling steaks!
I never did like the sweet potatoes with marshmallow/brown sugar and all that...but these are amazing!
Dice up a few sweet potatoes, coat in olive oil, season with S&P, steak seasoning (we also like Greeks), and if you like an extra kick Cajun! Bake at 400 for 25mins or until fork tender.....we sometimes add sliced zucchini, baby bella mushrooms and sliced red peppers. |
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Location: LuluLand~along I64 Indiana | Tbred - 2017-01-25 1:22 PM Feeling pretty boring reading these dinner menus. Last night I browned some ground beef and made a box of beef rice-a-roni, mixed it together and splashed it with soy sauce. Took about 20 minutes.
Tonight it will most likely be spagetti
Tbred, brown 2lbs of sausage (i like mild) boil 6 lg potatoes till 3/4 done. drain water and grease off these and combine. add two can carrots, 2 can stewed tomatoes a scoop of butter and 1/4 cup sugar. simmer till your ready to eat. serve with grands buttermilk biscuts. trust me.... you guys will love this one.  |
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| We had steaks and mashed potatoes last night. Tonight will be Italian baked eggs - dump about 1/4 cup marinara sauce in a ramekin, top with 2 eggs and mozzarella/parmesan and bake until the eggs set! Delicious with a toasted baguette. |
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Location: the end of the rainbow | Tonight is parmesan chicken. Monday night was really good pork green Chile enchiladas. I love my husband. He feeds me well. |
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?but alfredoo 2 days ago and last week chichen and bisquits |
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whats for dinner tonight?