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Old 10-02-2014, 07:07 AM   #16
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

that pesto-tomato-cheese chicken looks/sounds DELICIOUS!

think we're gonna do chicken and veggie stirfry tonight. I have some leftover Pad Thai sauce in the freezer, and we need a nutritional reset after eating garbage all last weekend (and more coming this weekend for me). I don't think DH and the kids saw anything green all weekend (we were out of town) so we'll load our plates with vegs tonight.
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Old 10-02-2014, 07:26 AM   #17
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

Tonight it's going to be veggie stew with cornmeal dumplings Hubs brought me two butternut squash from his mom's garden so I didn't have to buy one so yeah for free produce.
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Old 10-02-2014, 08:06 AM   #18
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

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We are really scraping the bottom of the barrel just now.

For tonight I found some Scotch beef burgers in the freezer so we'll have them with baby crash hot potatoes, mushrooms and carrots. A bit of a weird mixture but
That sounds really delicious.

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that pesto-tomato-cheese chicken looks/sounds DELICIOUS!

think we're gonna do chicken and veggie stirfry tonight. I have some leftover Pad Thai sauce in the freezer, and we need a nutritional reset after eating garbage all last weekend (and more coming this weekend for me). I don't think DH and the kids saw anything green all weekend (we were out of town) so we'll load our plates with vegs tonight.
That's one of the things that we do after being away from home for awhile and only eating out is to load up on the veggies when we get home. Our bodies really start to crave them.

ETA: Oh we're having sautéed seasoned chicken breasts, baked potatoes and lemony asparagus for supper tonight.
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Old 10-02-2014, 09:59 AM   #19
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

Not sure what a Scotch beef burger or a baby crash potato is, but that sounds like the ingredients for a cottage pie!

We're having leftover lasagna Florentine and apple pie. My first ever scratch pie and it turned out beautifully!
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

Our main meal is lunch and we had Ham Bone Soup... made with the leftover pork roast from yesterday. Yummy!
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

I think I'm making quiche. Not much left in the fridge and really don't want to go to the store.
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Old 10-02-2014, 03:19 PM   #22
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Changed plan to tortilla soup.
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

We're celebrating dh's birthday so I'm making Thai green curry (with chicken, eggplant, and greens), rice, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers on the side.
I made a maple-nut cake. It smells like pancakes. I hope he likes it...
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

Tonight I'm making my own variation of this: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...-Cheese-103833

We (as in my husband and I) don't eat flour, so no pasta, but used my julienne peeler to cut up zucchini and carrots and will sautee those in olive oil to use as the "noodle."

Also some sort of spinach salad. I'm not sure which variation yet.

Per the request of my 8 year old, I'm also making mini pizzas on english muffins for the kids.
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Caesar salad topped burgers on the grill
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Peanut Butter Pasta
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Peanut Butter Pasta
Definition? Recipe?

Sounds.. ummm... intriguing?
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Default Re: What's for supper in October?

DH made chili but is more a chili flavored beef stew- chunks of beef, V-8, roasted tomato purée, carrots, potatoes. I think it is going to be good.

For lunch I'm making BLT since I have all the ingredients in the house.
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Hamburgers with In and Out sauce and sweet potato fries. Yum!
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This week:

Stir fry
Steak and sweet potatoes
Chicken fried rice
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