What are you eating today Saturday 12/1/2018?

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Today is going to be leftovers from the smoked shoulder of last night. But I still will have to take something out of the freezer for Sunday's dinner. It was so much easier when there was only myself to feed. :wacko:
 
Today will be silly fast food day.. :ermm:



About twice a year I get a craving for an Arby's Cheddar/Roast Beef sandwich.. Today is one of those days.. :yum:


Ross
 
I'll have a crowd this Afternoon... I made a load of Sausage, Peppers and Onions in Red Gravy.... and I brought in a Cold Party Tray ....... way too much food..... any of ya in the neighborhood, stop by! (and bring Tupperware) ! :yum::yum::yum:
 
I walked my DD through browning a chuck roast and setting to pressure cook in the IP for pot roast. Mashed yukon and red potatoes, steamed carrot coins and au jus to accompany.
 
More airport food. "Complimentary" hotel breakfast at the hotel in Providence. A rather tasty spinach and feta brioche from Brioche Doree at the Charlotte airport for a late lunch. Dinner will be whatever I can find near my hotel in St. Louis.

CD
 
With Joe's help, I'm going to make orange chicken with various veggies stir-fried into he mix.
 
Before we went to Michigan for Thanksgiving, I made almost a gallon of lasagna sauce. I took some with us to make lasagna for DH's birthday the day before T'day and used another quart to make another lasagna tonight. I'll also make salad. I hope I have some bread in the freezer :ohmy: Need to go look.
 
I walked my DD through browning a chuck roast and setting to pressure cook in the IP for pot roast. Mashed yukon and red potatoes, steamed carrot coins and au jus to accompany.

MsM, it's never good to be under the weather, but a good thing is that your DD is learning new cooking skills with your help and instruction. :chef::)
 
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Thought I should use the 2nd Pillsbury pie crust from when I made a quiche earlier this week. The filling made extra so I froze it in a zip lock. It might be a good pizza topper.

Cooked crumbled Italian sausage, caramelized onion, roasted small butternut squash cubes, oregano, garlic, pizza pepper flakes. Spoon mix on pastry round cut outs, top with 5 cheese blend Italian cheese, top with another pastry circle, sqwinch closed. Bake about 20 minutes 375 F until golden.
Served with a salad.
 
DH went drinking with the boys last night. He was near "The Main", a famous Montreal resto. He brought home their wonderful "smoked meat" sandwiches. But, neither of us was hungry last night. So, we saved them for tonight. I made a large salad with a blue cheese vinaigrette and we had those sandwiches with the salad. That was yum. The smoked meat (the resto cures and smokes the briskets themselves) was yummy but the rye bread seemed to be mostly white flour with maybe 10% rye. :ermm:
 
Pizza on naan bread made with leftover meatballs in tomato sauce...
 

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I made a small pot of split pea soup this morning, so that was dinner. A slice of sourdough garlic bread on the side.
 
Made turkey wild rice mushroom soup. I used some McCormick chicken gravy mix to thicken, along with a splash of dry sherry. It turned out quite nice.
 
We had my take on Columbus OH Quisno's subs served up with homemade dill pickles (only one left) and cheddar-sour cream chips. Nothing else would be right for Big Ten championship game night. Go Buckeyes!
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Last night Craig made us a ground pork chili using Hatch chilis. It was pretty good, though on the verge of being a bit too spicy for me.
 
Before we went to Michigan for Thanksgiving, I made almost a gallon of lasagna sauce. I took some with us to make lasagna for DH's birthday the day before T'day and used another quart to make another lasagna tonight. I'll also make salad. I hope I have some bread in the freezer :ohmy: Need to go look.
Lasagna! [emoji39]
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