Thread: What's for dinner tonight?

Originally Posted by weazel

I won't normally eat anything that calls for a "can of cream of..." in the recipe.

Really?

Originally Posted by camdisco24

My school has this killer steakhouse on campus. We can go once a week on our basic meal plan. Never gets old and I'm going tonight! Here's a pic of my favorite dish:

Spit roasted Leg of Lamb:

I hope that's a ******* appetizer!

I would eat that thing in like five minutes.

Originally Posted by WTE

Well cream of mushroom is pretty good but that's about the extent of it. I have never bought any other "cream of" soup in my life.

I might think about trying Gnomes recipe though I think cooking on the crock at low for just 3 to 4 hours is not enough time.

I like to expose my children to food borne diseases, like salmonella. It toughens them up.
















j/k

My crock pot cooks food faster than a recipe calls for. If you have an average crock pot, and not a retarded one like I have, then cook time will be 4 to 6 hours.

Originally Posted by gnomeflinger

I like to expose my children to food borne diseases, like salmonella. It toughens them up.
















j/k

My crock pot cooks food faster than a recipe calls for. If you have an average crock pot, and not a retarded one like I have, then cook time will be 4 to 6 hours.

I actually made that recipe last week for the first time. Although I used cream of mushroom soup.

It was really pretty tasty.

I used to make chops that were seasoned with salt and pepper, spread with yellow mustard, then breaded and pan fried. WHen the chops were done, deglaze the pan with a can cream of mushroom or broccoli. Serve the chops with fresh broccoli and rice with the sauce made with the soup.

Originally Posted by SeeingRed

I hope that's a ******* appetizer!

It's actually a pretty big portion. But there is an appetizer and dessert course too, so I always leave stuffed.

Originally Posted by WTE

I know you would but you're not an aristocrat elitist. The recipe calls for a can of cream of chicken soup.

I don't think Pags will eat anything that has the word "can" in the recipe.

I would imagine the sodium content in that is pretty high.

So what's for dinner tonight PAG?

Originally Posted by Buff

So what's for dinner tonight PAG?

I'm not at liberty to discuss that anymore Buff.

new york strip and crab legs tonight.

Originally Posted by weazel

new york strip and crab legs tonight.

That sounds great. I love crab legs. Hardly ever buy them though b/c they're so damn expensive.

Originally Posted by WTE

That sounds great. I love crab legs. Hardly ever buy them though b/c they're so damn expensive.

Never had 'em

Originally Posted by SeeingRed

Never had 'em

that's a shame SR

alaskan king crab legs are awesome, but too damned expensive
around $20 a pound !