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#321939 - 02/24/05 10:11 PM
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Probably some frozen burritos, maybe some hotdogs, or I might treat myself to some Easy Mac!
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#321940 - 02/24/05 10:12 PM
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My husbands homemade Tamales. YUMMY
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#321941 - 02/24/05 10:17 PM
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Taco Salad - soooooo easy.
Recipe:
Brown ground beef, season as desired (may substitute ground turkey or beans.) Layer tortilla chips, lettuce, protein, and top with cheese, onions, olives, salsa, guacamole, and/or sour cream. Ingredients may be added or deleted as desired.
FWIW, I find the Tostitos Gold chips work best for this, and I usually use Bush's Pinto Beans.
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#321942 - 02/24/05 10:18 PM
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Enfamil - yum! Oh wait, that's not for me!
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#321943 - 02/24/05 10:24 PM
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I make a really simple chicken dish that is so good. Basically, it's chicken parmegian (sp?) without the breaded chicken. I just use a jar of spaghetti sauce (I like 3-cheese flavored) and pour about 1/2 the jar in the bottom of a greased baking dish, then I put the chicken breast in the dish, then pour the rest of the spaghetti sauce over the top. Bake uncovered for an hour or so on 350. Right before it's done, I sprinkle a little bit of parmesan or Romano cheese on top (the shredded stuff in a plastic container from the deli section not the grated stuff in a green canister) over the top and let it melt. I serve it with Rice or Pasta.
Super easy and really good.
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#321945 - 02/24/05 10:40 PM
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Oh, great. A food thread when I'm in week 3 (of 12) of no solid food!! Tonight will be soup, same as I had for lunch and dinner for the last 20 days. Can someone please have a steak or cheeseburger for me tonight?
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#321947 - 02/24/05 10:52 PM
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Oh, great. A food thread when I'm in week 3 (of 12) of no solid food!! Tonight will be soup, same as I had for lunch and dinner for the last 20 days. Can someone please have a steak or cheeseburger for me tonight?
Why are you doing 12 weeks of no solid food???? Doesn't sound very tasty!
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#321948 - 02/24/05 10:55 PM
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Not my choice - medical problem
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#321949 - 02/24/05 10:57 PM
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Not my choice - medical problem
ok...hope everything works out for you. The next time I have a cheeseburger (maybe tomorrow night) I will think of you.
Soup de Jour!!!
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#321950 - 02/24/05 10:58 PM
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Thanks Snowqueen. Everything will be fine and I'll hold you to that cheeseburger.
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#321952 - 02/24/05 11:01 PM
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I'll drink a gallon of wine for you tonight as well. I know it's liquid, but I'm sure you want more than you can have, and I have access :P The bank is hosting an event at the wine club tonight and with submission, and the new HMDA goober on my desk, I'm really looking forward to that wine!
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#321953 - 02/24/05 11:05 PM
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Taco Salad - soooooo easy.
Recipe:
Brown ground beef, season as desired (may substitute ground turkey or beans.) Layer tortilla chips, lettuce, protein, and top with cheese, onions, olives, salsa, guacamole, and/or sour cream. Ingredients may be added or deleted as desired.
FWIW, I find the Tostitos Gold chips work best for this, and I usually use Bush's Pinto Beans.
Have you tried walking tacos? Put all of the taco ingredients in a snack/big bag of doritos. Plastics spoons and it is an almost mess free supper. 
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#321954 - 02/24/05 11:05 PM
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Yippee - buzzed by proxy/no hangover - life is good.
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#321955 - 02/24/05 11:09 PM
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Chicken Fried Steak & Caramelized Onions , Real Mashed Potatoes w/Roasted Garlic , Pan Country-Style Cream Gravy , Green Beans w/Bacon , Fresh Baked Lambert's "Throwed" Rolls , Homemade Apple Pie. I wish !! 
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#321959 - 02/25/05 01:21 PM
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We had beef stew with dumplings.
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#321960 - 02/25/05 01:59 PM
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I had French Dip at the diner and gelato at the ice cream shop! Got home just in time for the snow storm.
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#321961 - 02/25/05 02:06 PM
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We had vegetable pakoras, tandoori chicken, pakora curry, onion kulcha, dal makni, birhani, and mango lassi. Love Indian food. Leftovers for lunch today.
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