Salmon steak, salad, baked potato.
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What are you having for dinner tonight?
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Cooked meats, olives, salad, bread
Leftovers
Cold roast chicken, salad, chips
Hamburger, hotdogs, potato salad, cole slaw, chips, watermelon and other items at a cook out.
Chilli con Carne
Baked chicken
Fried Egg Sandwiches.
^ Healthy!
Quiche and salad.
Quiche and salad.
Spaghetti
Left over roast beef.
Steak and potatoes
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had the buffet at Ponderosa.
Takeaway probably
Cold roast chicken
I had lunch out, so will probably skip dinner.
Hamburger and fries
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Left over chicken alfredo and chocolate milk. I'm pretty excited.
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I made myself some "fusion fast food" - of a sort.
Couscous from an "add-hot-water-and-serve" box is indeed fast food. All you do is boil some water, stir the couscous in, and let it sit for a few minutes, and it's ready.
I added about a cup of leftover rotisserie chicken (which itself was bought, already prepared, from a supermarket as "fast food" earlier this week), some pepper, some curry powder, and some seaweed. Came out pretty good if I must say so...
Couscous from an "add-hot-water-and-serve" box is indeed fast food. All you do is boil some water, stir the couscous in, and let it sit for a few minutes, and it's ready.
I added about a cup of leftover rotisserie chicken (which itself was bought, already prepared, from a supermarket as "fast food" earlier this week), some pepper, some curry powder, and some seaweed. Came out pretty good if I must say so...
