What did you have for dinner? - General Discussion Discussion

[–] Kowalski (79077) a year ago

I AM GOING TO HAVE LASAGNA AND TEXAS TOAST....LINING THE COOKING UP SO I CAN EAT DURING MOVIE CLUB.

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[–] VinceD (10408) a year ago

What's Texas Toast?

EDIT: I just looked it up. I've never heard of this before.

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[–] Kowalski (79077) a year ago

IT'S BETTER THAN THE LASAGNA.🙂

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[–] VinceD (10408) a year ago

I'm reading about it now and I'm seriously intrigued. It seems to occupy a very niche space that is somewhere between an Italian Bruschetta, Spanish Pan con Tomate, and French Toast. Since you're eating it with lasagna, I'm suspecting it's more like bruschetta than french toast.

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[–] [deleted] a year ago

fish stir fry

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[–] tcrum (31863) a year ago

That sounds healthy. I don't usually eat Mcdonalds but I was too tired after work to cook.

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[–] Kowalski (79077) a year ago

IT'S REAL TASTY IF YOU ONLY EAT IT ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE.

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[–] [deleted] a year ago

i have four or five lindt chocolates since.

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[–] VinceD (10408) a year ago

https://youtu.be/0AZg-kkmTAQ?si=0W4XZyVO7KrdMKvL

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[–] tcrum (31863) a year ago

What is that movie??

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[–] VinceD (10408) a year ago

50 First Dates

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[–] Kowalski (79077) a year ago

GREAT MOVIE!

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[–] VinceD (10408) a year ago

Agreed I love that movie. I think it's Sandlers last great film, I don't think he had another classic after it.

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[–] Kowalski (79077) a year ago

I CAN SEE YOUR LOGIC...PERSONALLY I WILL GIVE HIM UNTIL 2009 WITH FUNNY PEOPLE...THE FILMS PRECEDING FUNNY PEOPLE AREN'T QUITE CLASSICS...BUT NEARLY...POST 2009...WE GET TWO HELPINGS OF LAZY AS FUCK HANGING WITH MY PALS GROWN-UPS...AND THE THANKSGIVING CLASSIC JACK AND JILL.😐

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[–] nyctc7 (44104) a year ago

I will be having coconut curry chicken and rice. No, not home made.
https://www.saffronroad.com/products/coconut-curry-chicken-with-basmati-rice

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[–] AustraliBoy98 (223) a year ago

Bolognese with linguine.

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[–] Padeen (6459) a year ago

Leftover top round roast and a veggie mix. It's a cheap cut, but very flavorful. My trick is to salt/season it and let sit in the fridge overnight before cooking to medium rare.

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[–] AndyKing1967 (39846) a year ago

Vietnamese croquettes and seafood fried rice with green tea - $2.

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[–] Keelai (36145) a year ago

Falafel and potato chips.

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