Dinner when wife is out of town
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Hey GON,
What are you going to make for your wife's welcome home dinner?
What are you going to make for your wife's welcome home dinner?
GON
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WT44,
Picked her up from Charlotte Airport last night. Maybe tonight. Any suggestions?
If she likes meat specifically beef, I would recommend this recipe. Pretty simple to make. Optional is to mix up some hollandais sauce for the steak and broccoli.
Yum! https://www.berlyskitchen.com/flat-iron-steak-recipe/
GON
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WT44, that flat iron steak looks awesome. Definitely going to be trying to duplicate that recipe soon, thanks for suggesting.
You trying to gas somebody? Or burn a hole thru the ozone layer?
Sometimes "comfort food" hits the spot. Meatloaf, mashed potatoes and a vegetable with hot rolls.
Or some chicken and noodles over mashed potatoes. The list could go on and on......
Fancy cooking and steaks are great, but sometimes, getting into the bargain foods is just as satisfying.
Or some chicken and noodles over mashed potatoes. The list could go on and on......
Fancy cooking and steaks are great, but sometimes, getting into the bargain foods is just as satisfying.
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James Garner was (like) Paul Newman , a qualified race driver who drove in quite a few races.
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Beyond the screen in “real life” Garner also actively participated in auto racing both on-road and off-road. He drove the pace car at the Indianapolis 500 on three occasions in 1975, 1977 and 1985. He owned the American International Racing team, from 1967 through 1969; team members raced in both Daytona and Sebring. Garner participated in many off-road races as a driver. His presence often brought a touch of publicity to the sport, while still being treated as an “everyday-man” by his fellow racers. He attended the first Stardust 7-11 in Las Vegas. There, he co-drove with Scooter Patrick in a Porsche-powered Manx owned by John Crean. The men did not finish the race. His presence at the 1968 NORRA Mexican 1000 helped to generate publicity for the event and coverage on ABC’s show the Wide World of Sports. In 1972, Garner raced the Banshee, a vehicle built for him by fellow Hall of Fame Inductee Vic Hickey. Garner won the Riverside Grand Prix in the vehicle, despite the fact that he crashed the car towards the end of the event. He also placed the car in the top five at a number of races. Hickey said of Garner “The thing about Garner was that, while he wasn’t the world’s most fearless driver, he had the best retention of any man who drove for me. On a pre-run, if he hit a bump, he come back five days later and would tell you where it was within ten feet.”
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GON
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Made my Bride frozen strip steaks purchased from LIDL last August (they were higher quality on a great sale). Pasta roni, and mixed frozen vegetables. Turned out enjoyable.
GON
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JD, great suggestion- but comfort food "done right" takes some work. I am working on preparing for a move, so I kept it simple.
When my better half is out of town I hit the local restaurants. No cleanup required!
I've never felt weird eating out by myself.
Scott
I've never felt weird eating out by myself.
Scott
I do hope
"the sauce is not too blue."
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