What's For Dinner Tonight -- 2017 (grilled, mushroom, pizza, broil)

[picklejuice]

Originally Posted by sheena12

Slow Cooker Black Bean and Pumpkin Chili. https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/...-pumpkin-chili. Cheesy corn bread.


Pumpkin cookies. Cider. Or apple carameltinis.

Now that all sounds interesting!!

[Debsi]

I bought Halloween candy this year (but sorry H'ween loving folks, I don't actually enjoy getting off the couch every 30 seconds to talk to strangers) before I remembered that Halloween was a Tuesday night this year (school night for me).

So I guess DH and I will have to find a way to eat that chocolate ourselves. Maybe I'll have the energy to make some eggs and toast too, if we're lucky.

[Dirt Grinder]

Originally Posted by Debsi

...I don't actually enjoy getting off the couch every 30 seconds to talk to strangers...

Heck, it's only one night a year. We sit on our front porch steps and great the youngsters as they come up the sidewalk.

We're eating leftover seafood gumbo we froze from the last batch.

[picklejuice]

I just devoured oyster stew and pecan praline ice cream. Happy pickle! D

[merv1225]

Fried chicken, field peas, Mac and cheese, corn and iced tea.

[chessgeek]

Will eat a little early this evening. I either eat before 6 or after 8 on Halloween with all the trick or treaters.

A steak burrito (or better yet boo-rito tonight) that I bought from a small deli market earlier today. Will drink Modelo Negra beer.

Happy Halloween everyone!

[Dennis P]

Spaghetti and meatballs
Kale, broccoli and mango salad mixed with pomegranate kernels

[Dirt Grinder]

Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder

Heck, it's only one night a year. We sit on our front porch steps and great the youngsters as they come up the sidewalk...

Ha ha!!! At least I didn't spell it "grate".

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Debsi

I bought Halloween candy this year (but sorry H'ween loving folks, I don't actually enjoy getting off the couch every 30 seconds to talk to strangers) before I remembered that Halloween was a Tuesday night this year (school night for me).

So I guess DH and I will have to find a way to eat that chocolate ourselves. Maybe I'll have the energy to make some eggs and toast too, if we're lucky.

off topic, but here,partially because of the way our city is set up and our neighborhoods, most of the kids enjoy trunk or treat and do not go door to dook like our kids do. The churches will have, along with the candy treats, things like pony rides, haunted houses, trampolines, etc. That is much more fun for the kids and easier on those of us who want to relax.

[Threestep2]

Pork chops, risotto (maybe with mushrooms), the ever present green salad, vanilla pudding with berries and honey