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Big aspirational plans to serve Baked Potato Bar tonight! My girls love this one - I roast up some russet potatoes, brown a pound of ground beef, and serve it with all the delicious toppings including bacon, sour cream and cheese. I'm tempted to plant a chives plant.
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Dana Lawrence Lohn wrote: 22 Apr 2024, 11:42 Big aspirational plans to serve Baked Potato Bar tonight! My girls love this one - I roast up some russet potatoes, brown a pound of ground beef, and serve it with all the delicious toppings including bacon, sour cream and cheese. I'm tempted to plant a chives plant.
This sounds delishous! My daughter wants to cook this potatoe recipe she flound on tiktok and it sounds just like yours! I hope it taste as good as it sounds!
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OK I had big aspirations today of making cookies and bringing some to the office tomorrow (that’s my birthday) but Whole Foods Market in NJ had blondie brownies for 28% off for Amazon Prime members, and they look way better than anything I could mix up in my own oven. So, store-bought goodies for my favorite people tomorrow.
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I haven't been feeling the greatest lately and I am seriously missing my time in the kitchen. Won't be making anything yoday, but in the next week I will be making my home made potato soup for sure! Hopefully I'll be able to hide some from my fiancé so I can freeze a bit for a later time! I'm also planning on cooking in bulk the next month or two so we can be stocked up for a while. I'll be making my special chicken burgers, risotto, pizza, and hopefully some perogis if I can find a gluten free recipe that's good enough.
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I baked apple and date cake yesterday. It tastes delicious. Sometimes I do a version with pear and sultanas. I would like to make some cookies soon, with different types of chocolate. I just need to burn out this cake first.
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Awake right now devising my chicken & dumplings recipe for tomorrow, which involves a crock pot, chicken thighs, stock, celery, carrots, biscuits in a tube and however many spices I can surface from my cabinets. Here goes! Happy Sunday-in-advance!
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Today was a gorgeous day exercising my cooking skills in the kitchen. I made palm oil rice, mixed with a full put of little cuts of pepper meat then I served with salad and orange juice.
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Miriam Ratemo wrote: 26 Apr 2024, 04:59 I haven't been feeling the greatest lately and I am seriously missing my time in the kitchen. Won't be making anything yoday, but in the next week I will be making my home made potato soup for sure! Hopefully I'll be able to hide some from my fiancé so I can freeze a bit for a later time! I'm also planning on cooking in bulk the next month or two so we can be stocked up for a while. I'll be making my special chicken burgers, risotto, pizza, and hopefully some perogis if I can find a gluten free recipe that's good enough.
Aww! @Miriam Ratemo, hope you are feeling better! How did the homemade potato soup turn out? I made chicken and dumpling soup last night and my daughters and husband ate a lot of it. I have just enough left for breakfast today. Tonight will be applewood-smoked turkey and mashed potatoes.
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Booky_BettyC wrote: 10 Jul 2016, 16:16
Eggplant wrote:I'm so excited this is a forum!!! Today, I'm making Greek meatballs, rice and gravy, spanakopita and strawberry shortcake. We have big Sunday dinners which are getting bigger all the time. Can one convert to Italian?
I'm pretty sure I was Italian in my past life, if that counts for anything lol
ME TOO! I’m as German-Danish as they come in this life but hey, bring on the Italian for both the past and the next ones! :). Craving cannoli even as I type this.
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I'm not a great cook but I do appreciate foods made with intent and concentration. The secret ingredient is love, they say.
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I made garri flakes by using sugar, milk, and water. I wanted to add groundnuts but I couldn't find any nearby.
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I loaded up my grocery cart at Costco yesterday so I am feeling especially infused with dinner ideas tonight. I plan to make yakisoba chicken, stir fried, with lots of broccoli. Yum.

Is anyone else looking forward to using veggies from their garden in upcoming recipes? I have tomatoes and beans planted and am considering adding 1-2 more plants.
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I made some shakshuka this morning! It was delicious and I can't wait to make it again!
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