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What are you making for dinner?

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  • Islandmaid
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    Sausage casserole was planned for tonight, but I’m not feeling it - would it be weird to have a fishfinger sandwich for dinner? I know I’m sick when I crave carbs…..
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  • Brie
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    I am so cold!!!  So well pleased OH is making lentils with spicy sausages and pork belly!!!  We might have the last of the maple cookies for afters. 
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    Salmon was lovely last night. My other half is doing a chilli. Her staple dish.
  • Islandmaid
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    We’re still feeling yuk, tonight will be something simple, he fancies beans on toast, I have some dim sum in freezer 
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  • Heading out to the local for dinner tonight. Not sure what to have. Could be a steak and chips evening I am thinking
  • Brie
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    day two of the lentils with sausages and pork belly.  loving it!!
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  • Islandmaid
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    Lazy one tonight, cheese and crackers, with various pickles
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  • Brie
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    There's one portion of lentils and sausage left which is in the fridge - we should have a "soup night" soon so that will do me while OH has a tin of something Heinz.  Besides it turned out that the second batch of sausages he put in were out of the freezer and were something chorizo-ish.  Which he's not fond of but I love.  So win-win!!

    Tonight he's promised seafood risotto.  We shall see.  Currently he's snoozing on the sofa listening to some classical music so it might get to 5 pm and he may just rush out and come home with pizza (which would be a challenge give our oven proper is currently dead)
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    We had 4 large white buns in our TGTG package from the bakery, so it’s hamburgers :) with all the trimmings. I had to buy the ground beef, and will teach dds how to make that into hamburgers. Husband received a free hamburger press with an order a few years ago and I’ve been using it about twice a year. The ready-made frozen hamburgers from the supermarket are no longer edible to us.
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