What are you eating?

[Rens]

Spinach pasta - cooked then gently sauteed with water fried onion and mushroom, olive oil, salt, garlic, basil, lemon and pepper spices, liquid smoke, rice wine (sake), then added cabbage and lentil sprouts.

That sounds good. When I was on a students' society, we had to cook for 120 people with 6 or so and it had to be cheap. LOL spinach soup with parmesan cheese in it. Eeewww. We also made spinach with pasta, but that was that. Spinach and pasta. It did taste good though.

 

[MoreCoffee]

I plan (God willing) to make something with mushrooms and rice and cheese and onions tomorrow. Perhaps a bake. I have "brown rice" and some nice cheddar cheese and a good amount of mushrooms. Onions are plentiful. I could add some cauliflower to it ... maybe.

 

[psalms 91]

Ham and cheese sandwich

 

[Rens]

I plan (God willing) to make something with mushrooms and rice and cheese and onions tomorrow. Perhaps a bake. I have "brown rice" and some nice cheddar cheese and a good amount of mushrooms. Onions are plentiful. I could add some cauliflower to it ... maybe.

It's a pity you all live so far away. Some good cooks here. I could drop by every day at someone else's house at 6 o'clock accidentally.
Lol always did that with my ex mother in law. She cooks Indonesian, better than the restaurant. But all her other kids did that too. Dutch women are such lazy cooks. They'd take the whole family with them. You can't just drop by when Dutch people eat. You're not welcome or can wait outside til they finished eating, but Indonesians are really welcoming, so she always made more in case guests would come. In the end though she got sick and tired of all those lazy grown up kids and spouses who only came to eat hahahahahahahahahaha.

 

[ImaginaryDay2]

'Quizno's' and a Nanaimo bar.

 

[ImaginaryDay2]

I plan (God willing) to make something with mushrooms and rice and cheese and onions tomorrow. Perhaps a bake. I have "brown rice" and some nice cheddar cheese and a good amount of mushrooms. Onions are plentiful. I could add some cauliflower to it ... maybe.

It's a pity you all live so far away. Some good cooks here. I could drop by every day at someone else's house at 6 o'clock accidentally.
Lol always did that with my ex mother in law. She cooks Indonesian, better than the restaurant. But all her other kids did that too. Dutch women are such lazy cooks. They'd take the whole family with them. You can't just drop by when Dutch people eat. You're not welcome or can wait outside til they finished eating, but Indonesians are really welcoming, so she always made more in case guests would come. In the end though she got sick and tired of all those lazy grown up kids and spouses who only came to eat hahahahahahahahahaha.

I'd love to drop in on MC for supper, but that would require me to catch a plane yesterday to eat today, which would be this morning to eat tonight... (really, that does make sense... I think...)

 

[Krissy Cakes]

Pizza

 

[psalms 91]

tea

 

[MoreCoffee]

I had some peaches and natural yoghurt for lunch

 

[Rens]

bread with cheese and tomato for breakfast and lunch together.

 

[Lamb]

Chinese food

 

[psalms 91]

coffee cake

 

[MarkFL]

A great heap of butterflied, breaded and fried freshly caught Atlantic shrimp. :hungry:

 

[Rens]

Oh eating, I forgot again. I'll throw something from the freezer in the pan. Think I have a bag of beans with vegetables.

 

[psalms 91]

Tonight is breakfast for supper, bacon, eggs, hash browns

 

[MarkFL]

Tonight is breakfast for supper, bacon, eggs, hash browns

Oh yeah! I love "breakfast for supper" nights!

 

[psalms 91]

So do I

 

[tango]

Just had bacon and eggs for breakfast.

 

[MarkFL]

So do I

Funny thing is, I don't think I have ever had even one "supper for breakfast" morning.

 

[psalms 91]

ham and cheese sandwich