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pinto

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34. Cold BBQ tri-tip salad w/romaine, sharp cheddar, corn, tomato, asparagus, red onion, sliced celery.
Sun Sep 16, 2012, 10:10 PM
Sep 2012

Ranch dressing. Really warm here today. A cool, simple meal fit the bill.

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We have some freshly picked red peppers that I think I will stuff tonight. Ruby Reason Sep 2012 #1
I used to make a really good and easy stuffed pepper. cbayer Sep 2012 #7
Have you tried roasting them and making soup? Glassunion Sep 2012 #14
Try a polenta base--you can mix it with cheese, capers, olives. Very different. nt msanthrope Sep 2012 #37
Yum! Thanks for the great ideas. I'll have to try each one. Ruby Reason Sep 2012 #48
We'll be watching football all day livetohike Sep 2012 #2
the round roast that turned out too tough a few days ago Viva_La_Revolution Sep 2012 #3
Smart move +1 Glassunion Sep 2012 #12
my vegetable cooking spree will continue NJCher Sep 2012 #4
Meatoaf and mashed potatoes yellerpup Sep 2012 #5
mmmm corn pudding nt grasswire Sep 2012 #10
I don't know. It's rocky as a roller coaster out here and hot to boot. cbayer Sep 2012 #6
Chinese Takeout! mkultra321 Sep 2012 #8
Braised chuck roast with purple potatoes. Glassunion Sep 2012 #9
Shrimp spring rolls Warpy Sep 2012 #11
Leftovers. greatauntoftriplets Sep 2012 #13
There are so many things you can do with a roasted chicken. cbayer Sep 2012 #16
one way we often use leftover roasted chicken is curried with rice... grasswire Sep 2012 #18
Back in the dark ages (the 1950s) when I was a kid.... greatauntoftriplets Sep 2012 #23
I'd already thought about chicken caesar salad because I have romaine and caesar dressing greatauntoftriplets Sep 2012 #22
I like plain chicken broth with noodles - no vegetables and no pieces of chicken. cbayer Sep 2012 #24
I am very happy about the grocery delivery service. greatauntoftriplets Sep 2012 #26
I wish KC Sep 2012 #31
It's been a real lifesaver for me.... greatauntoftriplets Sep 2012 #45
I'm with you on the broth and noodles. Glassunion Sep 2012 #30
Rice is good, too, but I agree that egg noodles are the best. cbayer Sep 2012 #32
Make yourself a cream sauce with chicken stock Warpy Sep 2012 #29
I like toasted CLT's sometimes with leftover chicken. (Chicken, lettuce & tomato sandwich). pinto Sep 2012 #33
salad and bruschetta grasswire Sep 2012 #15
I can not express to you my extreme envy. What I wouldn't do.... cbayer Sep 2012 #17
have you looked into harvesting any sea vegetables? grasswire Sep 2012 #19
We've got lots of kelp around us, but it's not the kind you can eat. cbayer Sep 2012 #20
I see sea things on some of the food shows. grasswire Sep 2012 #27
Indigo Rose Viva_La_Revolution Sep 2012 #21
that's it! grasswire Sep 2012 #25
Mexican style Braised Bison Chuck roast The empressof all Sep 2012 #28
Cold BBQ tri-tip salad w/romaine, sharp cheddar, corn, tomato, asparagus, red onion, sliced celery. pinto Sep 2012 #34
Beef fondue, cheese fondue. Yummy. applegrove Sep 2012 #35
Both?? In one evening? cbayer Sep 2012 #38
I had berries with phili/sugar dip for dessert but nobody wanted applegrove Sep 2012 #39
I have never found a cheese fondue in a box that was even close to from scratch. cbayer Sep 2012 #40
It came in a pale blue box. It had white wine and garlic in it. It was $9.99. applegrove Sep 2012 #41
How much was in there. cbayer Sep 2012 #42
We used steak. And we had bernaise sauce, sour cream and curry powder sauce, red pepper jelly, and applegrove Sep 2012 #43
Excellent choice of sauces. cbayer Sep 2012 #44
Sounds like heaven.....cheese fondue on a boat!!! applegrove Sep 2012 #46
It is! The only drawback is if it suddenly becomes rocky, lol. cbayer Sep 2012 #47
Hot dogs over the campfire. Lugnut Sep 2012 #36
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