So...whats for dinner?

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  • apple
    apple Member Posts: 1,466

    that is one gorgeous cake. 

    today i need to decorate the hand cut from the back field tree... who knows what is for dinner.

  • deborye
    deborye Member Posts: 2,441

    We should have gone over Laurie's for dessert, LOL.

  • chabba
    chabba Member Posts: 3,600

    I'm cooking lunch at the Senior Center again today.  Making the upside down pizza again.

  • apple
    apple Member Posts: 1,466

    boy kaye - so sorry about your nephew.. he must have been devastated

  • lifelover
    lifelover Member Posts: 263

    I'd love to join this group so here goes:

    Tonight I'm unable to cook dinner because I've put my back out so it's Chinese take-away for us (and some valium on the side for me).  The Chinese will include Chicken chop suey and Crispy Beef.

  • LuvRVing
    LuvRVing Member Posts: 2,409

    Welcome, Lifelover!  We ate dinner in Boston's Chinatown last Friday night and had lobster sauteed with ginger and scallions and beef sauteed with peppers, onions and pineapple.  When Chinese is good, it's really good.  Sometimes, though, you find some really crummy stuff!!! 

  • debbie6122
    debbie6122 Member Posts: 2,935

    Hi Lifelover and welcome- Sorry about your back ;-(( I lvoe chinese food!

    Michelle- Hope you have easy day traveling for rads!

    Chabba- MMM pizza!

    Joyce- You have a great day too!!

    Off to do more shopping, Im actually enjoying it more this year this last year! Maybe because I feel better!

  • duckyb1
    duckyb1 Member Posts: 9,646

    Laurie........great cake..........................

  • Laurie08
    Laurie08 Member Posts: 2,047

    Kay- That is just awful that your nephew couldn' eat his birthday cake.  So heartbreaking :(  I hope they found him a special treat today.

    Welcome lifelover!  enjoy your Chinese food.  I love it- but it hates me.  But I'll keep trying, lol!

    Deb- You should have come here for dessert!

    Debbie- I hope you had fun shopping today.

    Apple- I hope your tree turned out great and you had fun doing it.

    I am thinking left over lasagna is on the menu for tonight.  Can't get much easier than that.  My oldest is getting a cold again so we stayed in today and kept to ourselves.  We made Christmas ornaments from stuff I got at the craft store.  It went pretty well, nothing got broken, lol!

  • carolehalston
    carolehalston Member Posts: 8,156

    The downside of a Thanksgiving trip to IL with DH.  Coming home with 5.5 extra lbs.  Cry  It wasn't just Thanksgiving day.  We went to Chicagoland for the weekend following Thanksgiving.  Got our hot dog fix at Portillo's.  Had Chicago pizza at a 2nd family get-together. 

    Tonight we're having halibut and steamed yellow squash and probably a spinach salad.

    The weight used to fall off so easily.  Not any more.  Age and arimidex.

  • apple
    apple Member Posts: 1,466

    I'm sorry Lifelover.. Chinese takeout doesn't count

    just kidding

    ..and welcome to the best thread ever on the internet.  Best of luck with your back!

  • Kay_G
    Kay_G Member Posts: 1,914

    Welcome life lover! Was home alone for dinner and had oatmeal. I am not saying what I had for dessert though.

  • Laurie08
    Laurie08 Member Posts: 2,047

    Kay~  Lol- now you HAVE to tell!

  • Kay_G
    Kay_G Member Posts: 1,914

    LOL, I raided my DD's Halloween candy. It's her own fault for not finishing it yet. I had licorice, twix bar, Heath bar and snickers bar, but they were mini ones. Now I am finally full. Good thing I had that cholesterol test last week.

  • Laurie08
    Laurie08 Member Posts: 2,047

    Kay- thats not so bad, infact it sounds good- I may raid my kids candy tonight too ;P

  • SeasideMemories
    SeasideMemories Member Posts: 2,462

    To all....



    I'm just impressed that your kids still 'have' Halloween candy to dip in to!! Back when I was a kid, other than a stray tootsie roll, there was nothing to snitch past the first week! Oh my!

  • LuvRVing
    LuvRVing Member Posts: 2,409

    LOL, Kay!!! 

    We're back from rads #4, had a great trip in and out.  We came home and had grilled cheese and tomato soup for supper!  That might be the first time in decades!

    Joyce - we'll have to go with you next year, that's a great event at T-Bones! 

    Carolehalston - one of the salesguys that my DH supports sent us some famous Chicago pizzas a few years ago.  They were really good!  Someone else sent us the famous cheesecakes.  Now those we mostly gave away as I am diabetic and just didn't need to eat much of that! I think there was 25 pounds of cheesecake, at least!!!

  • Hauntie
    Hauntie Member Posts: 369

    OMG Laurie - That cake looks absolutely delicious. Deb's right - we should have gone over to your house for dessert. Hey - my birthday's Friday. Think you can save me a piece.

    Kay - I hope somebody complained to the Carvel store. What a disappointment for a little boy.  My friends granddaughter has celiac. When I bring dessert to a party, that I know she's going to be at, I always bring something gluten free for her. The mixes on the market today are pretty good, especially the brownies.

  • deborye
    deborye Member Posts: 2,441
    lifelover
  • deborye
    deborye Member Posts: 2,441

    My future son in law is from the UK in Horbury, Wakefield West Yorkshire, he lives in Bermuda, that is were his job is and that is were my Daughter is right now.  They are engaged and getting married sometime next year, probably in the UK.  My grandparents are from the UK but they passed away a long time ago.

  • debbie6122
    debbie6122 Member Posts: 2,935

    Laurie- What fun making your own ornaments, would love to see pictures!

    Carol- I know what you mean, I used to be able to eat anything and everything and still lose weight, now when i even think it i gain LOL!

    Kay- How nice to have a go to stash! haha!

    Seaside- Thats exactly what i thought, mine would of been gone the first week..ha!ha!

  • lifelover
    lifelover Member Posts: 263

    Thanks for the fab welcome Ladies!!!

    Good Chinese food is very difficult to find here in the UK but our local comes close to what I used to get in NYC.

    Tonight it's Chicken Chausseur with loads of winter vegetables and a bottle of red wine :)  Oh yeah, maybe a few chunks of chocolate.

  • rava
    rava Member Posts: 11

    We are having a raindeer stew :) served with mashed potatoes and lots of vegetables.

  • debbie6122
    debbie6122 Member Posts: 2,935

     Rava-Welcome, It's great to have some new kinds of dishes like the raindeer stew my DH would love it, I have never been a fan of gamey foods, but would deffinately cook it for him.

  • LuvRVing
    LuvRVing Member Posts: 2,409

    Welcome, Rava!  We might have a hard time finding reindeer here in the US, but maybe you could post your recipe as we could substitute other meat like elk or deer, or beef.  Are you in the midst of chemo? 

    It's nice to see this thread going "international" and I am looking forward to learning about all your local holiday recipes.

    Michelle

  • apple
    apple Member Posts: 1,466

    just an aside...

    my cousin in law tracks, charts and hunts bears and shoots them with a powerful bow and arrow... then eats it all winter.  She heads the Minnesota conservation and wildlife division something or other and only shoots bear in over populations.  Her name is Princessa... LOL

  • Kay_G
    Kay_G Member Posts: 1,914

    Wow what a picture! I can imagine that would take a while to eat. I wonder what ut tastes like.

  • LuvRVing
    LuvRVing Member Posts: 2,409

    OMG Apple!  Nothing "Princessa" about that picture...lol!  I had bear many years ago but didn't care for it.  Generally speaking, I am not fond of any big game meat unless it's farm raised. 

  • Kay_G
    Kay_G Member Posts: 1,914

    Okay I picked up my Dd (she recently turned 14 and is in 8th grade). Not sure whether to laugh or not. The screen says, dear me, you are the sexiest thing that ever walked the face of the earth. Love, me. I'd have no problem with the prettiest or cutest, but sexiest, and she isn't even in high school yet. Whose daughter is this?

  • chabba
    chabba Member Posts: 3,600

    debbie, in Norway raindeer are domesticated, or at least herded in parts of the country.