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Bulgogi pork, tofu, and eggplant. On sticky white rice.
Caesar salad in honor of the ides of March
Grilled salmon, roasted new potatoes, steamed broccoli and cauliflower. Might get fancy and allow the kids some mayo.
Baked chicken, potato wedges, beetroot, sweet potato, and coleslaw.
Made some pizza
Always a good choice!
Had some leftover bbq from a smokehouse and also some sushi. Time and energy are stuff I don’t have anymore.
Vegan beef wellington, mashed potatoes, and gravy
What is vegan beef wellington? Sounds like a good meal!
Made this one: https://www.noracooks.com/vegan-wellington/
Chicken pot pi
Same here. Apple pi for dessert! 😋
I see what you did there…
I do “international date nights” with my girlfriend, where we pick a country and make some food from it and enjoy a bit of its culture.
Tonight is Bulgaria. We’re making tarator (cold cucumber soup) and shopska salad and drinking a Bulgarian mavrud red wine and snacking on kashkaval sheep’s cheese. I’ve gotta introduce my gf to some chalga music while we make dinner, and we’ll watch the Bulgarian movie “In the Heart of the Machine” while we eat – it’s about a group of prisoner factory workers in communist-era Bulgaria who find a pigeon trapped inside of a machine and they work together to rescue it.
That sounds like a great idea!
That’s great!
We had curry, but the rice cooker lied twice about being done so I’m looking into a new rice cooker because this one is naughty sometimes.
Irish Stew with pickled red cabbage on top.
Because I’m lazy and wanted to make something good that’d last a few days.
Don’t want to cook tonight. Clotted cream (microwave heavy cream until all the water’s gone) on raisin swirl bread and a can of soup.
Soup and bread is genuinely great if you have them available and don’t want to put effort into cooking. It’s the right kind of simple and hearty thing that helps when you feel run down
Dumplings
A slice of frittata on top of avocado toast and three blueberry muffins
Ramen.
