What's For Dinner?

Sesame chicken, rice and shrimp.

This morning, which is my evening on my work days, I'm having double cheesey Hamburger Helper with tortillas and washing it down with a Bud Light Lime, my new beer of choice (Dundee Honey Brown changed it's recepie and not for the better).

sweet and sour chicken last night.

We are going to a Trebuche contest this weekend so its camp out food tonight!

Going to a wedding tonight, so I think it's buffet style wedding food, apps and free booze!!

Spaghetti

Ham, wild rice, green beans & salad.

SlaytanicPOWER wrote:

YEEESSSS!!! That's totally awesome!

Homemade chili burgers with homemade red chili by yours truly.

Turkey wraps.

A left over pita snack from Crack In A Box.

Last nite:
Chipotle Chicken burrito w/ hot sauce.

Steak and chicken fried rice.

we had burgers, dogs and italian sausage while participating in pumpkin chunkin.

Philly steak burgers from Carls Jr.

Shrimp noodles and sandwichs.

Shepherds pie

exact33 wrote:

Shepherds pie

How is it? I read a description about it to find out what it was (it was mentioned in a British comdey, Are You Being Served?) and it actually sounded good despite England's steroytpe of having horrid food.

DallasBlack wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Shepherds pie

How is it? I read a description about it to find out what it was (it was mentioned in a British comdey, Are You Being Served?) and it actually sounded good despite England's steroytpe of having horrid food.

@ the new Sherman's Lagoon strip
On topic: I'm nuking leftover sirloin tip with potatoes and carrots.

Spaghetti.... jeez you'd think I was part Italian or something with all the noodles we eat............. oh, wait I am... Let's eat!

BBQ pork and rice.

subway....chicken bacon ranch toasted.

Mexican wraps... my sister's making guacamole. Oh yeeaaaah.

homemade pizza last night

DallasBlack wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Shepherds pie

How is it? I read a description about it to find out what it was (it was mentioned in a British comdey, Are You Being Served?) and it actually sounded good despite England's steroytpe of having horrid food.

I'm not sure what the Brits use in their version, but my wife makes her version of shepherd's pie and it's delicious.

A layer of ground beef or turkey (already cooked), a layer of mashed potatoes (sometimes with corn & peas mixed in), top with a blend of cheeses (cheddar and whatnot), bake and serve. I like to drown my serving in ketchup too. Yummy.

Tonight's dinner is leftover lasagna.