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Well the temps here have dropped about 20 degrees, it's a little breezy out there, so I have dinner envy... again!
Busy today and not home early enough to cook anything, but I just finished Honey Nut Cheerios and a banana, it hit the spot, it was good but something hot would have been better. What a crybaby, eh?
Its raining,not in the mood to cook which is unusual for moi.....thinking to make a casserole dish with ground meat.lots of onion/garlic,thyme,oregano,black pepper,tomatoes and a layer of egg noodles on top with bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. With it an iceberg salad in dill/yogurt/lemon sauce. To drink lemon water. For dessert a fruit of our choice.
I always have every day handy a pot of lentil soup or vegetable curry for the non meat eaters in our home with fresh chapatis ,yogurt and lassi.
Working with leftovers for tonight's dinner. I am taking what is leftover from last night's roast beef dinner and some corn leftover from Sunday and I will make a Shepherd's Pie out of them. I think we will have apple pie for dessert, it seems like a good day for baking.
Bridge day, which means lunch away from home so dinner will be a bit on the light side: I am making chicken taco salad. For spoiled brat I will add a couple of warm tortillas with a little melted cheese.
I'll be making some broccoli cheddar soup -I like to use bacon, onion, celery, carrots and some corn too
Hawaiian Dinner Rolls in the freezer from my huge Costco trip a few weeks ago
fresh fruit and yogurt
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