What's for dinner at your place?

[bigdog2003]

Chicken salad I made earlier today or some scrambled eggs and toast

[Rbradleigh]

Seattle without power.
Might be looking at a camping instant stew tonight from the REI butane burner

For all others more fortunate, enjoy

[Quake1028]

Originally Posted by AwesomeBrian

Stuffed Crust pizza. Pepperoni/Mushroom/Banana Pepper

Sounds amazing. Homemade?

[Siberian13]

Pork tenderloin

[TheHeel]

Skirt steak, rice, raw carrots

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by Rbradleigh

Seattle without power.
Might be looking at a camping instant stew tonight from the REI butane burner

For all others more fortunate, enjoy

That sucks. Hopefully it comes back shortly.

[49erRCCollector]

Sausages on pretzel buns, potato salad.

[Quake1028]

Sausage and tortellini soup my wife has a recipe for. It's fantastic.

[asujbl]

Probably Pizza Hut for the Browns game

IYKYK

[Quake1028]

Do you need to borrow some money for better pizza?

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by Quake1028

Do you need to borrow some money for better pizza?

Nope. I’m super rich

Pizza Hut is underrated

[AwesomeBrian]

Tortellini soup

[LVDan]

I’ve got some chicken breasts I filleted marinating in lemon pesto. I’ll dredge them in some busted ritz cracker crumbs and either sautée in olive oil or air fry- not sure yet. Some zucchini and fresh sourdough on the side.

[Siberian13]

So followed a recipe for lasagna last time and felt it didn’t match what I wanted. So making it again tonight but adding more sauce. Felt they also called for too much cheese on top layer so two minor tweaks. Any tips from you guys, let me know.

Also, if anyone has made a seafood lasagna with crab/lobster/shrimp, let me know how that turned out.

[SethMurphy]

Originally Posted by asujbl

Nope. I’m super rich

Pizza Hut is underrated

Wings are surprisingly ok for a chain pizza place. At least at the most local location to me. I like the Buffalo Chicken Melt too

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

Since we're getting deeper into fall weather, I'll share my Chicken & Honey-Butter Dumplings recipe:

- Dump 2 tall cans of Campbell’s cream of chicken into a crockpot.

- Fill the 2 empty cans with milk and add to the crockpot. 2% milk for a regular broth, whole milk for a thicker broth.

- Add 1 full-size can of peas.

- Add 1 full-size can of sliced carrots.

- Add 1 shredded rotisserie chicken (original flavoring, nothing fancy here).

- Add plenty of pepper.

- Honey sriracha powder is recommended but not required.

- Mix everything and set the crockpot on high.

- For the dumplings, get a canister of Pillsbury honey butter biscuits (NOT the extra flakey kind), the kind with the chunks of butter and honey in them. Preheat the oven to 400 and spray a foil-lined tray with butter or other non-stick buttery spray. Pinch off enough dough to roll a ball roughly the size of a shooter marble. Fill the tray with dough marbles and bake them until they are about as firm as marshmallows. They should be baked just enough to hold their shape if you pick one up, but not enough to really be brown on the bottom. You will have to watch them to time it right.

- Dump the tray of dumplings into the crock pot, stir, and let it sit on high for two or three hours until everything is nice and hot.

You can speed up the process by heating the cream of chick + milk broth on the stove, but you'll probably end up with burned onto the bottom of the pot. I would recommend just using the crockpot the first time you make and then decide whether you want to speedrun things.

I think I'm making this on Saturday.

[Quake1028]

Originally Posted by Quake1028

Sausage and tortellini soup my wife has a recipe for. It's fantastic.

Originally Posted by AwesomeBrian

Tortellini soup

Awesome!



Spicy and so damn good.

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by Quake1028

Awesome!



Spicy and so damn good.

Looks delicious.

[r0yals2012]

We had the chicken alfredo from Sams club for dinner past 2 nights.

[Quake1028]

Originally Posted by Bosoxfan5990

Looks delicious.

Thanks! It's super good. Having a big 'ol bowl for lunch soon. My wife says the recipe calls for spicy sausage which would make it even hotter, but she doesn't tolerate spice well so this is about as spicy as she goes.

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by Quake1028

Thanks! It's super good. Having a big 'ol bowl for lunch soon. My wife says the recipe calls for spicy sausage which would make it even hotter, but she doesn't tolerate spice well so this is about as spicy as she goes.

We're actually doing hot sausage for dinner tonight!

[Quake1028]

Originally Posted by Bosoxfan5990

We're actually doing hot sausage for dinner tonight!

Nice. Sandwiches or some other way?

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by Quake1028

Nice. Sandwiches or some other way?

To keep it healthy, we air fry them with peppers and onions and do them over cauliflower rice.

[LVDan]

On Friday the supermarket(Vons/Albertsons)sells 8 pcs of decent fried chicken for $6 so I incorporate it into my weekly grocery delivery with all the coupons and such
So my boys (like every Friday)will be having fried chicken, steamer veggies and probably Kraft Mac n cheese or noodle roni

It’s been one helluva week so I’m mostly going to be enjoying a vodka drink and my vape this evening
Maybe some leftover stir fry or similar for dad. Im trying to avoid fried food for the most part

[hairysasquatch]

Broiled salmon, broccoli, rice (actual not cauliflower)