Dinner tonight
Dinner tonight
Mussels, shrimp scampi, salad.
Your house?
Your house?
Re: Dinner tonight
Black bean soup with cabbage, carrots and onion in it.
I'm getting ready to have some chips and salsa.
I'm getting ready to have some chips and salsa.
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'Cept for the mussels it all sounds great.
We had steak and salad. Marinaded it 2 days. Very good.
We had steak and salad. Marinaded it 2 days. Very good.
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Re: Dinner tonight
millergrovesue wrote:'Cept for the mussels it all sounds great.
We had steak and salad. Marinaded it 2 days. Very good.
Marinade recipe? I like to try new ideas.
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Well, I kinda fly by the seat of my pants on recipes but I can give you ingredients and approximate amounts. 1 can cheap beer (we have also used Shiner Bock but really can't tell the difference between cheap and classy beer), about 1/4 cup each balsamic and red wine vinegar (no such thing as too much of these in my book - I love 'em both.), about 1 tbsp each onion and garlic powder, about 2 tbsp Italian seasoning (the dried herbs. Most of the time I don't use that but use the individual ingredients - basil, oregano, and thyme), about 1 tbsp. powdered ginger, about 1 tbsp. black pepper. I put it all in a plastic zip bag and stick it in the fridge. Since I smoosh out all the excess air there is no need to turn the bag over. It's my go to marinade for beef, chicken, and pork.
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And I agree about trying new things especially when it comes to marinades.
I'm completely onion and garlic intolerant so use the powders instead of the real things.
I'm completely onion and garlic intolerant so use the powders instead of the real things.
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millergrovesue wrote: 1 can cheap beer (we have also used Shiner Bock but really can't tell the difference between cheap and classy beer).
I'm sorry, you're just not drinking enough.
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Thanks Sue
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GFB wrote:millergrovesue wrote: 1 can cheap beer (we have also used Shiner Bock but really can't tell the difference between cheap and classy beer).
I'm sorry, you're just not drinking enough.
I knew there was a good explanation.

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Re: Dinner tonight
Monday has become a night for a friend to come over for dinner, tonights menu is
baby back ribs
pinto beans
poached chicken thighs
fried polenta as an appetizer
dessert is no bake oatmeal, peanut butter . chocolate cookies
baby back ribs
pinto beans
poached chicken thighs
fried polenta as an appetizer
dessert is no bake oatmeal, peanut butter . chocolate cookies
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John in Plano wrote:Monday has become a night for a friend to come over for dinner, tonights menu is
baby back ribs
pinto beans
poached chicken thighs
fried polenta as an appetizer
dessert is no bake oatmeal, peanut butter . chocolate cookies
Sounds good.
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grouchy wrote:John in Plano wrote:Monday has become a night for a friend to come over for dinner, tonights menu is
baby back ribs
pinto beans
poached chicken thighs
fried polenta as an appetizer
dessert is no bake oatmeal, peanut butter . chocolate cookies
Sounds good.
Sounds good but - poached chicken thighs? I imagine boiled legs. I'm sure that's not all involved. Recipe would be interesting to see if you wish to share.
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millergrovesue wrote:grouchy wrote:John in Plano wrote:Monday has become a night for a friend to come over for dinner, tonights menu is
baby back ribs
pinto beans
poached chicken thighs
fried polenta as an appetizer
dessert is no bake oatmeal, peanut butter . chocolate cookies
Sounds good.
Sounds good but - poached chicken thighs? I imagine boiled legs. I'm sure that's not all involved. Recipe would be interesting to see if you wish to share.
Didn't poach them , I got lazy and baked them .
Frying polenta is a pain
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Fried polenta is very good.
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John in Plano wrote:
Didn't poach them , I got lazy and baked them .
Frying polenta is a pain
The whole polenta creation and frying process is a pain and the results, at least to my taste, are underwhelming. I'm not a fan of grits no matter what they are called or how they are prepared. If I'm going to use cornmeal I'd rather have cornbread or hush puppies.
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millergrovesue wrote:John in Plano wrote:
Didn't poach them , I got lazy and baked them .
Frying polenta is a pain
The whole polenta creation and frying process is a pain and the results, at least to my taste, are underwhelming. I'm not a fan of grits no matter what they are called or how they are prepared. If I'm going to use cornmeal I'd rather have cornbread or hush puppies.
I step outside the box and spice it up. Agree about cornbread and hushpuppies but we also like some diversity.
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