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What's for Dinner, Tues., Nov. 1, 2016 (Original Post) NJCher Nov 2016 OP
Brined grilled pork chops Galileo126 Nov 2016 #1
Take out. Liberal Jesus Freak Nov 2016 #2
Homemade sausage pizza with roased red peppers and carmelized onions. nt LaydeeBug Nov 2016 #3
Beef stew Cairycat Nov 2016 #4

Galileo126

(2,016 posts)
1. Brined grilled pork chops
Tue Nov 1, 2016, 03:27 PM
Nov 2016

Mashed sweet potatoes with roasted garlic, roasted asparagus with parm reggiano.



Cairycat

(1,707 posts)
4. Beef stew
Tue Nov 1, 2016, 08:20 PM
Nov 2016

My husband made it, and it turned out very nice.

I don't get to cook on weeknights (you guys know what I mean by "get to&quot because I am cooking at a group home for intellectually disabled young adults. I've never loved a job more than I love that job. But it makes me appreciate the nights I do get to cook for my family.

Anyway, my husband and son are happy to take over the weeknight cooking. They both decline, however, to do any meal planning. So I keep my hand in with that task - I can still search for recipes to try out, though I need to be sure they're not too complex.

This afternoon I was sure I'd need to write out my method for beef stew, but my husband had the task well in hand when I got home from my daytime job.

Moral of the story is, I guess, that cooking needn't be a horribly necessary daily chore, but a joy and a way to express your creativity and love.

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