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Galileo126

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1. It is for me...
Sun Sep 18, 2016, 03:43 PM
Sep 2016

I live alone, but having grown up with the "Sunday family Dinner", I still make a big meal on Sundays. I call it my "low and slow" day. Anything that requires slow simmering for hours. Either on the stovetop, or in the oven. A Texas chili, a red sauce w/ meatballs and sausage, any stew you can think of, a pork shoulder for pulled pork, a roast turkey, etc etc....

In fact, anytime I go grocery shopping, I ask the question "What do I want for the Sunday meal?" I do plan ahead for Sundays, usually. Yep - Sundays mean food!



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It is for me... Galileo126 Sep 2016 #1
sometimes we do, sometimes we don't NJCher Sep 2016 #2
Leftovers - Yes dem in texas Sep 2016 #3
Sunday dinner is still a tradition in my family. Everyone gathers at my house for japple Sep 2016 #4
I grew up with a big Sunday dinner, PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2016 #5
Just went to mil's for one... Phentex Sep 2016 #6
It's not in our house. Lugnut Sep 2016 #7
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