One day per week, I cook a couple different meals that we then take for lunches throughout the next week. Recently, I have been making the same few dishes over and over. H and I are in the market for some new ideas.
Tell me what you're having for dinner so I can steal your ideas.
Post by ohinvrtedworld on May 14, 2015 11:22:21 GMT -5
We're having an enchilada bake. You just cook the meat and veggies that you like in tacos/enchiladas mixed together, and then layer enchilada sauce, tortillas, meat and veggies, and shredded cheese in layers, like lasagna. And bake until it's hot and the cheese is bubbly and melted.
Chicken vindaloo. God bless freezer meals. All I have to do is make rice when I get home.
Do you make this from scratch or use pre-made stuff? I can do Japanese curry like a champ, but have never ventured into the world of cooking Indian curry.
Chicken vindaloo. God bless freezer meals. All I have to do is make rice when I get home.
Do you make this from scratch or use pre-made stuff? I can do Japanese curry like a champ, but have never ventured into the world of cooking Indian curry.
From scratch. It's not super hard; the worst part is frying the onions first. I make it in the crockpot.
I use a recipe from this cookbook, which I've modified some.
Post by zombiesquad on May 14, 2015 12:25:45 GMT -5
Got up this morning and threw some chicken, lemon pepper, olive oil, lemon slices and asparagus into a crockpot. No idea how it will turn out. I was just happy I made the effort.
Married since 2010 DX w/PCOS in Feb 2011 Five cycles w/Letrozole+TI+IUI BFP w/injects+IUI in 2012 DD born May 2013 NTNP since 2015 Early miscarriage March 2015 TTA April/May BFP June! DS born February 2016
We're having an enchilada bake. You just cook the meat and veggies that you like in tacos/enchiladas mixed together, and then layer enchilada sauce, tortillas, meat and veggies, and shredded cheese in layers, like lasagna. And bake until it's hot and the cheese is bubbly and melted.
So, I always forget that most people eat enchiladas rolled and I was like "What? Enchiladas are always flat and layered..."
Married 10/10/10! TTC Baby #1 since April 2014 BFP Oct 16 - EP terminated Nov 6 2014 Off the Bench January 2015! BFP #2 June 1 2015 - EDD Feb 12 2016! Baby Boy born 15th February 2016!
Post by madamewaffles on May 14, 2015 13:10:50 GMT -5
I love to roast a couple whole chickens over the weekend to use for lunches and dinners. Makes for great additions to salads, tacos, pastas, rice bowls, soups. I also put the carcasses in a freezer bag in the freezer after pulling all the chicken off. When I get 5 or 6, I make a huge batch of stock that I freeze and keep on hand for soups and sauces. Love it when my food pulls double duty!
I love to roast a couple whole chickens over the weekend to use for lunches and dinners. Makes for great additions to salads, tacos, pastas, rice bowls, soups. I also put the carcasses in a freezer bag in the freezer after pulling all the chicken off. When I get 5 or 6, I make a huge batch of stock that I freeze and keep on hand for soups and sauces. Love it when my food pulls double duty!
I do this too. A couple chickens or a turkey. I switch off every other month.
We're having roast chicken thighs with mashed parsnips and maybe some wilted spinach or some kale chips.
For lunch today, I made vegan taco salad: chopped avocado, black beans, tangerines, mango, tomatoes, jalapeño, onions, and cilantro mixed up with lots of lime juice and served with tortilla chips. It was so good.
I made a beer can chicken a couple of weeks ago. It was super easy to make and DH said it was really good and juicy (I don't eat meat). You can take the leftovers and make chicken salad or something!
TTC #1 since August 2013 DX: Endo November 2014: Hysteroscopy, D&C June - September 2015: Clomid + Novarel + IUI #1-3 January 2017: Laparoscopy - endo removed
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