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NJCher

(37,199 posts)
Thu Aug 3, 2023, 04:49 PM Aug 2023

What's for Dinner, Thurs., Aug. 3, 2023

Tomato-avocado sandwich on toasted ciabatta. Olive oil drizzled over the top, S & P.

Mango Pepsi to drink.

Later on, cold beet, goat cheese, toasted pecan salad using romaine.

Made sandwich from this Beefsteak tomato, which I picked last night. It is 2 lbs!



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What's for Dinner, Thurs., Aug. 3, 2023 (Original Post) NJCher Aug 2023 OP
Green beans, polish sausage and potatoes. Emile Aug 2023 #1
Eggplant parmigiana PJMcK Aug 2023 #2
GREAT, PJ! elleng Aug 2023 #4
Shrimp salad and cold decafe tea. irisblue Aug 2023 #3
Wow, that is a tomato! iamateacher Aug 2023 #5
vac packed NJCher Aug 2023 #8
Thank you! iamateacher Aug 2023 #10
Thank you! iamateacher Aug 2023 #11
Belizean stew chicken, rice, and tomato-cucumber salad mike_c Aug 2023 #6
pizza MissMillie Aug 2023 #7
Simple dinner - soupy beans with tortillas Retrograde Aug 2023 #9

PJMcK

(22,543 posts)
2. Eggplant parmigiana
Thu Aug 3, 2023, 05:07 PM
Aug 2023

The eggplants are out of control!

Eggplant parm with spaghetti and a Caesar salad.

NJCher

(37,199 posts)
8. vac packed
Thu Aug 3, 2023, 10:04 PM
Aug 2023

I use the beets in those sealed vacuum packs.

The RG became acquainted with the couple who own Love Beets when they exhibited at the Fancy Food Show about 15 years ago. The couple that started the company is from England. He started buying their vac packed beets, even though his roasted beets are spectacular. He still makes them now and then, cooking them in a high heat oven with the skin still on. We just scrub them vigorously and then brush with olive oil and roll them in sea salt.

I recently decided I wasn't going to deal with certain foods because I am lazy. Either that or extremely busy during garden season. There, that. Sounds better, LOL.

Those foods are:

--beets (don't want to mess with the stains, don't want to peel them).
--avocados. Can never catch them at the right stage of ripeness. Buy the package of about 10 sealed.
--peaches. Same as avocado. I use glass jarred.
--mango. Pain in the neck to peel, cut. I buy frozen mango.

If you like beets, check out Love Beets' web site. They have a great recipe page!

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