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NJCher

(37,681 posts)
Sat May 11, 2024, 03:12 PM May 2024

What's for Dinner, Sat., May 11, 2024



Leek celeriac soup. I'll be making this later since I have to work for a few hours at the community garden.

I just pulled the above leeks and have already replanted the roots so they live on!

Kiwi kombucha.

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What's for Dinner, Sat., May 11, 2024 (Original Post) NJCher May 2024 OP
Stir fried chicken in a plum sauce Cairycat May 2024 #1
Salmon with asparagus and rice happybird May 2024 #2
Arby's roast beef, potato chips and garlic dip. Emile May 2024 #3
tv dinner style mac and cheese AllaN01Bear May 2024 #4
Pad Thai chicken stir fry and rice Marthe48 May 2024 #5

Cairycat

(1,757 posts)
1. Stir fried chicken in a plum sauce
Sat May 11, 2024, 04:07 PM
May 2024

My freezer yielded a yogurt container of plums I had cooked down with some sugar, so I will invent a Chinese-style plum sauce. Also will stir-fry some vegetables.

I planted tomatoes and basil today, made some seafood stock for tomorrow, and processed some cauliflower rice for a low carb option, and while I had the food processor out, shredded some carrots for my lunch salads.

So time to wash up and then chop-chop

happybird

(5,088 posts)
2. Salmon with asparagus and rice
Sat May 11, 2024, 05:08 PM
May 2024

Salmon in the air fryer, put on honey mustard bbq sauce in the last few minutes of cook time. Parboiled then sautéed asparagus in butter with diced tomatoes. Jasmine rice.

Dessert: Reeses Pieces peanut butter cookies from a bag mix.
They literally fell into my cart at the store when I was pulling over to the side of the aisle and accidentally bumped the shelf. I took that as a sign from my higher power and bought them. They’re pretty good, but not as good as homemade.

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