Whats for dinner?

the funny farm6

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My familys favorite:

Enchalada bake.

Take a cake pan and spray with oil
Press into that 2 tubes of creasant rolls
(I go ahead and bake those till they are about cooked)
Cook 2-3 lb hamb. Drain grease
Add 1 can enchalada sauce and 1 can cream of mushroom soup
Put that on top of the creasant rolls
Put on top of that shreaded cheese and crushed doreitos
Bake till cheese is melted.

If you like hot you can add sliced hot peppers. And the HOT enchalada sauce.
There is never any leftovers :(
 

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all your dinners sound absolutely delightful......i gotta get cooking
to fill my new freezer...$25...yeah...

Joel....the fraser river runs..in my neck of the woods too...
 

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cheepo said:
Joel....the fraser river runs..in my neck of the woods too...
Well, not exactly in my neck of the woods. But we like salmon. We're part of a sort of 'food network' - a circle of people who know one another and share surpluses from their gardens and livestock in one way or another. One household provides surplus potatoes, or squash, or carrots, sorrel, basil, berries, etc - while another offers free-range, organically fed chicken, etc. Exchanges may be through trades, gifts, or cash deals, etc. A couple of our households in our network get a phone call when fishermen from out near the coast are bringing salmon out and selling them from the yard of some folks we know about 45 minutes drive from our place. That way, we get fish that have usually been caught (and kept on ice) within a 24-36-hour period.
 

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sounds like an awsome network!!!!

I would like to share a recipie....not necesarily for dinner...but anytime I have made them they have been enjoyed.....
and if you double it is a way to use up a few eggs..


CURRIED SEAFOOD PUFFS

SHELLS
1/2 C butter
1C boiling water
1/2 tsp salt
1 c flour
4 eggs

FILLING
1 can crab or shrimp( I usually use imatation crab, but have made with canned turkey and was equally as good.)
1/3 c mayonnaise
1-2 tsp curry powder
2 tbs chopped green onions

Preheat oven to 400

shells....Heat butter in a pot with boiling water...until butter is melted...turn heat to low
add flour and salt.....stirring vigorously until mixture forms a smooth ball
remove from heat and beat in eggs ONE at a time...
drop by teaspons on greased pan
bake 20-30 min

cool split and fill...

enjoy...usually quite a few are gone even before filling...best to double to batch...
 

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Drool....... :drool

We will be having fresh sugar snap peas with potatoes cooked over them, roasted (homegrown) chicken with stuffing, and a peach cobbler. :drool
 

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I'm making dill/garlic goat cheese today. Will pick some lettuce from the garden. Have some tomatoes and cucumbers and onion (from store ... grrrr) that I'll slice, and some leftover sliced turkey. All will go into pita bread with the tzatki-type-cheese for a middle-eastern-type meal. Cold watermelon (also from store ... come on, August!) for dessert.

For tomorrow, creamed-boiled eggs (IF we have any leftover from selling).
 

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Sounds yummy MyKidLuvsGreenEgz,
Tonight is scavenger night for us. that means clean out the fridge night.
 

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Homemade beef stew and cheesy garlic biscuits are whats for dinner tonight. :drool
 

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Hamburgers, bbq'd in between the raindrops :)

Home made hamburger patties with breadcrumbs, onions and lots of garlic, salt & pepper; cheese; tomatoes and cukes, home made relish & ketchup, and home made buns :drool
 

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Beans and rice :p Beans with hamhock, and rice with chicken stock, spices, and cheese. Leftovers from earlier this week.
 
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