What's for dinner?

jlmarta

avengethis said:

Ribeye and Tenderloin with a blue cheese butter, asparagus, bacon wrapped Cajun shrimp

Damn!  If it weren’t so cold where you live I’d start filing adoption papers.....  😝

NorCalR1

Traditional Colombian feast with homemade empanadas.  

VegasFrank

Bone in rotisserie ribeye roast

Sleddog46

9lb Oven roasted chicken  with russet potatoes and carrots,  plus broccoli with cheese sauce done in my vintage cast iron 

jlmarta

Sleddog46 said:

9lb Oven roasted chicken  with russet potatoes and carrots,  plus broccoli with cheese sauce done in my vintage cast iron 

Is that a chicken or a capon?  I mean, 9 lbs?  That’s a big’un....  🤓

Sleddog46

jlmarta said:

Sleddog46 said:

9lb Oven roasted chicken  with russet potatoes and carrots,  plus broccoli with cheese sauce done in my vintage cast iron 

Is that a chicken or a capon?  I mean, 9 lbs?  That’s a big’un....  🤓

Yeah it is. Our local market has these Perdue roasters on sale for .99 lb, we bought 4. I picked out the biggest ones I could find. I think I did pretty well.

jlmarta

Sleddog46 said:

jlmarta said:

Sleddog46 said:

9lb Oven roasted chicken  with russet potatoes and carrots,  plus broccoli with cheese sauce done in my vintage cast iron 

Is that a chicken or a capon?  I mean, 9 lbs?  That’s a big’un....  🤓

Yeah it is. Our local market has these Perdue roasters on sale for .99 lb, we bought 4. I picked out the biggest ones I could find. I think I did pretty well.

Boy, I’ll say.....  

Well done..... 👍

genareddog

Taking my better half out for a nice dinner 

Patrickbrick

Larry, I love you like a father and am looking out for your best interest here.  Please stop drinking PBR.

genareddog

Patrickbrick said:

Larry, I love you like a father and am looking out for your best interest here.  Please stop drinking PBR.

This was for you son

Guitarded

My southern roots are showing. Beans, greens, ham, yams and cornbread.

 Seems appropriate to have a CH Tennessee Waltz and a KBS for dessert.

silvermouse

rib eye steak, roasted sweet potato, steamed broccoli.

Yakster

Anyone having black-eyed-peas?

Captain_Call

Yakster said:

Anyone having black-eyed-peas?

I think I have some mixed in my 16 bean soup if that counts

Stubble

Same old stuff....

First_Warrior

Roasted chicken, blackeyed peas, collards, and cornbread. A southern good luck New Years day supper. 

TBonz

We had both our boys and friends of ours for dinner last night.  I cooked a 10 pound rib roast for dinner including potatoes, onions, carrots and a whipped horseradish "sauce".  It turned out as I had hoped.  Everyone enjoyed it and there's some left over for a couple of future lunches.

Yakster

Sounds great, Tom. We ate a late lunch/early dinner after watching Knives Out, a good movie.

Stubble

Coconut Red Curry Chicken & Basmati Rice Soup.  

CharlieHeis

Founders KBS

First_Warrior

the fixings for chicken and corn fried rice.

Sleddog46

Corn Bread, Pork Tenderloin, done in cast iron  and mashed potatoes  and lima beans. Now that's good eating! !!

ShawnOL

Shake&baked pork chops and Mac&cheese.  I'm quite the gourmand.

Smoothsticks

Ribeye off the traeger mashed potatoes and corn. No picture I ate it already

Heavysetrapier

silvermouse

alas, not for dinner but sure sounds good: bacon wrapped onion rings:
https://hip2keto.com/recipes/crispy-keto-bacon-wrapped-onion-rings-air-fryer-recipe/

Heavysetrapier

There are SOME perks to my job.

Filet with BBQ shrimp, grilled onions, grilled Portobello mushroom, and the best mf mashed potatoes you've ever had.

Sleddog46

Heavysetrapier said:

There are SOME perks to my job.

Filet with BBQ shrimp, grilled onions, grilled Portobello mushroom, and the best mf mashed potatoes you've ever had.

I beg to differ as I make the best MFin mashed potatoes you ever ate!

silvermouse

recipes for mf mashed please

Sleddog46

Edward @silvermouse here you go. 6 or 8 nice sized russett or Yukon golds peeled and quartered in small even pieces. Soak in water for about 5-6 minutes to get the excess starch out. Drain and rinse, then put in a pan of fresh water and bring r o boil for 16 minutes. Drain in a colonder and put butter and a small amount of milk back on the heat until butter melts. I eyeball everything so I can't give you exact amounts. Put potatoes back in pan ( turn off heat by then) add salt pepper, and garlic powder. Get your electric hand mixer and start slowly, you will need to add more milk as you mix but don't overdue it. You can always add more. Whip until nice and fluffy and there you go. When Dawn was going through chemo these are the only thing she could keep down. Enjoy.