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All ready to pop in the oven. And a sink full of dishes waiting for me
I added in a handful of cooked great northern beans, some onions, green peppers, a sausage and a diced sweet potato, and to balance all that sweetness a good amount of smokey chipotle pepper. I'm licking my bowl!
Cwillie, that sounds awesome
Our omnivore (whose roommate is our vegetarian) is home for a week. She misses meat.
My daughter said that certain places, not here though are having salmonella issues with cucumbers. I love cucumbers!
Yep! Splitting an entree is the way to go! You did very well! 😁
Was running errands this afternoon , then had to go with DH to pick up my car at dinner time after routine maintenance . DH said why don’t we grab a bite , he didn’t want leftovers . I said I didn’t want anything hot .
DH said how about that salad you like at Applebees since it’s on the way home.
Need said it and somehow it got in DH’s brain!
I don’t even remember the last time we were at Applebees. 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️.
Soooooo, I had the oriental salad 🤦♀️🤦♀️.
So Need said it was 1570 calories.
The menu said it was 1250 calories with the grilled chicken ( instead of fried ) which is what I had.
However , I only eat 1/2 and I bring home 1/2 for lunch tomorrow. If I eat it by then it’s ok , not too wilted from the dressing.
Also I don’t eat the large breadstick at all that comes on it .
So I think just 1/2 the salad with no breadstick isn’t too bad .
I love fresh peaches! So delicious! I have been buying fresh strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and pineapple.
(the peaches are delicious by the way)
Sounds great!
Whenever I overbuy fruit, I make smoothies.
Too many veggies? I will make soup. Not so much in the summer heat. I do love a pasta primavera!
My own cooking and sharing the cooking with dH feels like punishment for both of us.
That reminds me... I could get a frozen Marie Callender's Pie delivered!
Lemon Meringue, Chocolate.
Even a splurge around here needs to be justified by the budget. We have a lot of good stuff splurged just last week:
oatmeal cranberry walnut cookies from Sprouts
Brownie Bites
Kind Bars Brownie
Lemon Snaps, Lemon Wafers, Ginger Snaps.
Forgot what I had for dinner, but the Post Fire is 31% contained and has also reached Pyramid Lake. Skies look clear.