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What's For Dinner - Part 2


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Something got to my corn and my peppers and eggplants are still growing. This has been a strange garden year.

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If it's Monday night, it must be time for one of my standard lazy late-summer suppers: Trader Joe's cheese blintzes, plain yogurt, and raspberries from our garden.

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My appetite has been completely wonkus for the last two weeks. I am going to a festive dinner (the annual tomato dinner that a local restaurant puts on). I predict that I will eat many vegetarian tomato-centered things over the next few days, because there is no way I am going to have space for six courses in one meal.

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Grilled salmon with black garlic pan sauce, balsamic-roasted Brussels sprouts and roasted fingerling potatoes all washed down with a budget Riesling. TJ's frozen macarons for desert.

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Spaghetti with homemade sauce and mozzarella cheese, Italian bead, and sparkling grape juice. was going to have chocolate cake for dessert, but got too busy and never baked it.

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Shrimp po' boy, Voodoo Heat Zaps, raspberry iced tea, and TJ's triple gingersnaps as my congratulatory meal for completing a 4hr workout.

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Having a friend over for dinner. We're making vegan mapo tofu, stir-fried bean sprouts, and rice.

For dessert I'm making gingered plum sauce.

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I had a baked potato (from my parents' garden), with snipped chives (from my garden), melted cojack cheese, and toasted almonds. Halloween peanut M and Ms for dessert.

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Leftover bean sprouts and rice. I am about to have a nightcap of turrón-flavored ice cream. (The ice cream is modeled on a nougat flavored with honey, citrus rind, orange flower water, and nuts. It's slightly adapted from a David Lebovitz recipe.)

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7 layer salad - with 6 layers of veggies and 1 layer of bacon. No mayo layer. Corn Muffins. Vanilla Bean ice cream for dessert.

Kids specially requested this after seeing the recipe on Pinterest. They used to love the Duggar-style 7-layer salad, but prefer veggies.

Also, just something interesting. We were watching the Mother's Day dinner episode and my 8 year old said she was a better cook than the Duggar girls.

Almost verbatim 8 year olds commentary - "Who opens a bag of salad and doesn't add extra veggies? Really, Mom? She burned the packaged rolls? Strawberry shortcake with frozen strawberries?"

I was raised to cook like the Duggars. Everything still has cream-of-whatever soup. It is hard to change, but can be done. There are a lot of recipes to try, cooking blogs. Food Network and Cooking Channel. Wonder why at least Jill doesn't try to learn something new? One new recipe every 2 weeks isn't stressful for a SAHD.

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