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What's for Dinner ~ Monday March 25th (Original Post) Lucinda Mar 2013 OP
Meat loaf Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 #1
I have meatloaf queued up for tomorrow. yellerpup Mar 2013 #3
Meat loaf - yum. cbayer Mar 2013 #13
Hi Lucinda! yellerpup Mar 2013 #2
Chicken kiev and a salad. greatauntoftriplets Mar 2013 #4
We just sailed around to a new harbor, but I think it's still early enough to roast a chicken. cbayer Mar 2013 #5
I don't quite know, but ... surrealAmerican Mar 2013 #6
We had Succotash chowder, rolls and an apple/celery/lettuce/blue cheese salad livetohike Mar 2013 #7
Left over lasagna, reheated out of the freezer. Scones with peaches and whipped cream. pinto Mar 2013 #8
glass bakeware locks Mar 2013 #9
oh yikes grasswire Mar 2013 #11
thanks for asking locks Mar 2013 #12
Udon soup with leftover pork. bif Mar 2013 #10

yellerpup

(12,253 posts)
2. Hi Lucinda!
Mon Mar 25, 2013, 05:47 PM
Mar 2013

Hope you got lots of rest over your science sleepover. Tonight, I am working with leftover roast duck. I made two for my Friday birthday luncheon, and my big eater guest (I made a whole duck just for him) had to back out because of work. So, I broke down the carcass, rendered the duck fat, and am coming back with a delicious duck gravy/red wine sauce to go with mashed potatoes and steam-sauteed Brussels sprouts. Feel better, Lucinda! Sleep well!

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
5. We just sailed around to a new harbor, but I think it's still early enough to roast a chicken.
Mon Mar 25, 2013, 06:58 PM
Mar 2013

Going to roast it with some vegetables and either invite some friends over or eat off if for the rest of the week.

Hope you are doing ok. Did you get your sleep study done?

surrealAmerican

(11,361 posts)
6. I don't quite know, but ...
Mon Mar 25, 2013, 07:00 PM
Mar 2013

... I just made potato kugel, and that stuff we like to put on it, and charroset.

pinto

(106,886 posts)
8. Left over lasagna, reheated out of the freezer. Scones with peaches and whipped cream.
Mon Mar 25, 2013, 08:56 PM
Mar 2013

Searching Netflix for a dessert side.

locks

(2,012 posts)
9. glass bakeware
Mon Mar 25, 2013, 08:57 PM
Mar 2013

Forgot to tell you (probably forgot on purpose) that when I put my big Pyrex dish in the sink after baking the ribs which were way over done in the oven I put it in the sink with water and it immediately cracked in two pieces. Didn't explode thank heaven as I saw on TV glassware on top of the stove explode into shards. I've had it many many years with no problem though the TV said it was happening more often. Do you think it was hotter than ever or what? Anyway, be careful not to put hot glass in water!

grasswire

(50,130 posts)
11. oh yikes
Mon Mar 25, 2013, 10:55 PM
Mar 2013

I have had several pyrex disasters over the years.

Now I never, ever put a hot pyrex dish anywhere but onto a dry potholder or folded dish towel. That hot glass just does not hold up when it contacts water or a cool surface.

How did your ribs turn out?

locks

(2,012 posts)
12. thanks for asking
Tue Mar 26, 2013, 03:21 PM
Mar 2013

I put my overdone and tough ribs in another thread and got some ideas from DUers' that actually made them edible. Went out and bought a metal baking dish.

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