What are you having for dinner? 2.0

[davina61]

Made a beef pie , was on telly Friday night , altered it a bit as no red onion (used shallots ) and was supposed to have stilton but didn't have any . It is the best pie I have ever made

[Cassi]

Shrimp and mashed potatoes

[Elli.P]

Shrimp scampi with leek and Gouda cheese baked grits.

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[Cassi]

Shrimp scampi with leek and Gouda cheese baked grits.

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Never heard of Leek before but Gouda cheese sounds good

[Elli.P]

A leek is an mild onion. It looks like a giant green onion. Has an oniony garlicy flavor.

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[Cassi]

A leek is an mild onion. It looks like a giant green onion. Has an oniony garlicy flavor.

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Thanks, I love garlic.  I learn sooooo much from this site

[Elli.P]

Ok here is a picture of the gouda cheese grits and shrimp scampi my wife cooked.

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[Julia1996]

Ok here is a picture of the gouda cheese grits and shrimp scampi my wife cooked.

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That looks really good. I like grits.

[Allison S]

I'm having a salad. Mixed greens, chick peas, black olives, red peppers, celery, cucumber and falafel. With olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper

I have a doctor appointment on Friday and they're gonna weigh me. Last time I was weighed was before I started mtf hrt 3 and 1/2 months ago I was 180 at 5'8". I'd be super disappointed if I didn't lose weight.

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[Thea]

A minor plumbing disaster made my kitchen into a construction zone for a week.
Yesterday I finally got my kitchen back! Yay!
Last night I made a big batch of green cheese enchiladas. They were so yummy! I froze most of those for later.
Tonight I made lemon-garlic tilapia fillets with parmesan fettuccine and a basic green salad.

I'm afraid to weigh myself for a while. When the kitchen was broken I ate a lot of junk and fast food.

[Julia1996]

Tonight I'm having Jagerschnitzel, sauerkraut with apples and potato dumplings. My dad does like his German food.

[Cassi]

Tonight I'm having Jagerschnitzel, sauerkraut with apples and potato dumplings. My dad does like his German food.

Vunderbar!!!!

[Julia1996]

Vunderbar!!!!

German food is ok. But my dad grew up eating it so he totally loves it. So on Sundays I usually make a German dinner.

[Cassi]

German food is ok. But my dad grew up eating it so he totally loves it. So on Sundays I usually make a German dinner.

That's nice.  My dad was 2nd generation American and raised in Illinois.  They'd eat limberger cheese and some other stuff. 

[V M]

Ok here is a picture of the gouda cheese grits and shrimp scampi my wife cooked.

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That does look really good    But I've never really known what grits are or maybe I've just forgot? 

Anyway, I'm in a "Breakfast for dinner" mood so I'm thinking to make a ham n' cheese omelette 

[Julia1996]

That's nice.  My dad was 2nd generation American and raised in Illinois.  They'd eat limberger cheese and some other stuff.

My grandparents moved here from Germany but my dad was born here. He speaks fluent German though. Not the most beautiful sounding language I must say.

[Cassi]

My grandparents moved here from Germany but my dad was born here. He speaks fluent German though. Not the most beautiful sounding language I must say.

Gutterally speaking

[Cassi]

That does look really good    But I've never really known what grits are or maybe I've just forgot? 

Anyway, I'm in a "Breakfast for dinner" mood so I'm thinking to make a ham n' cheese omelette 

Making me hungry all over agin.  What am I going to do about my figure?

[Julia1996]

Gutterally speaking

Lol, absolutely. Someone can say I love you in German and it sounds like they want to kill you. And I'm not German bashing. I'm half German myself.

[Roll]

Thanks, I love garlic.  I learn sooooo much from this site

Leeks are amazing as a seasoning for broth. Just wash the leek and have the whole thing sticking up out of the pot, then use it to stir the broth.