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Domino's Pizza. Pepperoni & Mushroom

with a side of Buffalo Kickers

and tons of beer.  8)

it IS friday night...::queue dennis wilson's friday night::

I got a burger from the local Pizza place.

There was a hair on it.

I ate it.

(not the hair)

Pizza Pizza pizza on the way!!

I can't eat stuff like that very often anymore

I had two pieces of cod, some macaroni and cheese, a bad-tasting muffin, and some milk.

Some pork chops (hammered thin and breaded lightly), potato dumplings, gravy and roasted cauliflower. German-yum.

Homemade hambuger & fries. mmm....burger...

Went to Chili's and had a Chicken Ranch sandwhich fries w/ranch dipping sauce, and Chili's tostada chips. mmmmm. For lunch, went to a local bar and got a Double Bacon Cheese burger w/fries.

Tonight I had BBQed hamburger with all (most of) the trimmings.

Man, everyone just eats pizza and burgers.. you're all going to have a heart attack.

:afro

Well, i'll be having a nice full-blown turkey dinner with the family tonight.  Can't wait!

Crackers, Salami, Cup of Soup Im full!!!!!!!!! ;D

It's so worth it though.  abba

Ah...the voice of youth...

My house is so starved for food right now, that if a pizza were infront of me i'd gladly accept a heart attack after it. No kidding. I place very little value on my own personal health and longevity.

Pizza and hamburgers aren't that bad for you, especially if the burger is homemade on the BBQ.

I don't really want to live all that long myself, but for some reason I make sure to have one glass of orange juice and two glasses of milk a day (or when I have the good vitamin-pumped orange juice, just one glass of orange juice a day), and I always feel bad when I don't eat vegetables. I never do eat vegetables, though. Come to think of it I eat like crap. I used to care about what I ate, but that's when I thought eating healthy would make me skinnier. I care about my bones, though, which I guess is why I drink the milk; I have a pretty weak spine already and I guess I think that milk will stop me from having terrible bone problems later in life (even though I don't think I'm going to live past 60, if that).

I haven't eaten any vegetables my whole life really. When I was a baby i'm sure I was fed them, but i've been pretty stubborn with my eating my whole life and the taste and texture of vegetables crosses the line for me. I've only just gained weight and become a bit pudgy around the waist. That was from lack of excersise though, I used to be outside all the time. You can thank the Beach Boys for the lack of outdoor activites.  ::)

Tonight's line-up:

Homemade corn-flake covered chicken, mashed potatoes, brocoli, and iced tea

 :3d :-[ Holy Kaopectate, I had McDonalds, greasy fries, and chicken strips w/bbq sauce...belch... :o

Corn flake covered chicken? Corn flake, like the cereal?!  :o

Tonight I had chicken thighs, salad, sweet potatos, and green beans with two glasses of red wine.

Exactly. It's freaking great. Same type of idea as deep fried chicken only "healthier" I guess hah. It's good stuff

Tonight I had southern greens, brown rice, black-eyed peas, and steamed veggies. For dessert, I had a big homemade peanut butter cookie. yummmmmmm

That sounds good, but how to make it?  Roll the chicken in crushed cornflakes, how long in oven and do you add butter? 
Thanks

That's pretty much it. I'll get the recipe from my mom.

Tonight I had around five pieces of fried chicken, a raisin scone, a glass of cranberry juice, a glass of milk, and two cups of cappucino.

I had some kind of chicken stir fry with orange juice in it.  Pretty good stuff.  I did not bend to my 3 year old's will and allow him a snack when we got home from daycare, so he actually sat down and ate all his supper too.

I've made special K coated chicken.  roll the tenders in sour cream and something else, and then broken up special k.  bake for a while then yummy for all.

huh sour cream sounds interesting to that mix.


tonight's menu: baked zeiti (spelling?) macaroni meal w/sauce breadsticks and sweetened iced tea. yum.

I miss my home cooked meals. Thank goodness for spring break  :afro

tonight's dish: meatball sandwiches, salad, & milk.

Tonight I had a packaged "ham wrap" and a Coke Zero.. not enough time for a real meal.

Last night: el cheapo Chicken Parm Frozen Entre with cheesy shells on side.

Night before that: hot dogs and baked beans.

Tonight: Tony's Frozen Pizza.

We're broke, what can I say?

tonight's line-up: Pepperoni Bread, salad & milk.

Homemade Chicken Quesadillas

:afro

Hot Dog

I was not in the mood to cook, so it was heated up sliced ham, kraft mac n cheese and a can of green beans.  Actually it was pretty good and it only took like 10 minutes

Last night I ate at church.  Popeye's fried chicken, potato salad, and tea.

I've altered my life style and now eat salsds and a little something else for dinner.

But I've learned to keep a large supply and variety of salad ingredients so its actually very good.


Last night;

Spring mix with sliced cucumber, sliced button mushrooms, grape tomatos, red onion slices, black olives, croutons, coarse black pepper and light-done-right Italian olive oil dressing.

Along with this there was a cup of black bean soup,

and a chicken fahita of shrredded, seasoned chicken breast, fat free cheddar cheese, red onions, red sauce, and a few black beans.

On the side, baked taco chips, home made guacamole, fat free sour cream, and Newmans Own medium salsa. 

And a Bud Light.

Healthy, low cal, low fat, satisfying, and tasty.

Ziti and meatballs....from a box!

Friday night is restaurant night, though.

Not sure where we're headed yet, but nothing but the best for my baby.

Thinking Friendlys.  >:D

Nah. We ate there last week.

tonight's: pancakes *sigh* oh how happy I'll be when my mouth is healed

tonite homemade hamburgers and fried taters
Carly

bout to grill some burgers myself :3d

I don't know whether I'd rather be having a bottle of vinegar.
I don't know whether I'd rather be having an egg.
I don't know whether I'd rather be having an order of bacon
Or whether I'd rather be having a basket of garlic bread.
I don't know whether I'd rather be having some pie or
Saving my appetite, 'cause I'm
Waiting for the dinner bell to do the bell thing.
Dinner bell dinner bell ring.

tonight's: home made chicken and cheese quasadillias w/ranch dip, red beans & rice, and a Blue Moon beer  :beer

blue moon is grrrrrrrrreat!

love it..2nd favorite wheat beer.

we had pizza tonite...ugh.

hell yeah man. was my first time tasting that brand. lovely  :beer

Last night, Steak with Rice, as well as a salad containing Tomato, Cucumber and Fetta Cheese on the side.

Really nice  ;D

I love casual dumplings with meat filling, or how they called in Russia - "pelmeni". Homemade ones are delicious! Generally, I like the homemade food, not a cafe or restaraunt rover.

Reading this thread, I noticed majority likes(-ed) eating chicken for the dinner. Kind of funny your tastes, except for being the BBs fans, also match on this culinary stuff.

Those sound good RangeRover.  Similar to pot stickers, which I love.  My favorite kind of food is Chinese and it's like.  Vietnamese Imperial Rolls (a pork, shrimp, rice noodles, carrots and cabbage mixture, wrapped and fried in rice paper) with 5 Spice Chicken makes a good meal.  What are those shrimp dim sum, Hargow?  I go to Chinese bakeries whenever I can (have to go all the way to NYC to find them).  The frozen ones are not nearly as good.  One of the things I miss most not living in a Big City is the diversity of the food.  Key word is ethnic.  I already know how to cook American.  When I pay to go out, it sure isn't going to be for something I can get at home.  I used to live near a Greek deli that sold Pirozhki (a meat filled fried bun) - great with potato salad.  Russia has something like that.  I love seafood of all sorts, especially oysters, shrimp, and my very favorite food period, lobster (broiled in butter).  Affording that doesn't bring it to my table often enough though.  

I'm also a big fan of seafood; I like fish baked or in soup, never ate oysters, but I saw in 1 culinary show that it's served raw & with white wine. Looked good. Actually, "pirozhki" aren't only meat-filled - for example, my granny makes them with caramel candies, rice&eggs, cloudberry (rarely, as they grow in marshy places), how fantasy works. Also, the pies can be baked, not just fried. I prefer the former, but sometimes would have a bite on fried too. From the forest food I like most everything, including mushrooms, esp. chanterelles. Re favorite kind of food, mine is our national cuisine (except the vastly overrated Olivier salad & shashlyk). Love the Shrovetide (Maslenitsa) holiday, it's very joyful in the streets the whole week & you can help yourselves with pancakes for free! Kholodets is yummy too.

You're right about the diversity of food in NYC; I glanced at some picture cards, without flying over to another continent, you can find everything in there. There's even a Russian district called Brighton-Beach where people from ex-Soviet Union live. I read that the 1st Russian settlers/those have been living in US for long don't employ the newcomers in restaurants because they think Russian people aren't punctual enough, lack in discipline & don't speak English at all. Nonsense, the folks I know never were in America, are very good at English.

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