What's for dinner?

Scratch made enchiladas including the sauce (used dried peppers), and homemade rice the traditional way (made the tomato sauce and added green chilies from @Guitarded.

Some apple growers just donated 60,000 pounds of harvested apples to the relief effort. All the retailers are not buying as the stores are still not operating because of Helene.
They dropped the apples at the fairgrounds and put out the word on Facebook. I got boxes and baskets and filled them with Winesaps. Looks like we will be eating apples for supper.

Baked apples with butter, brown sugar, raisins and cinnamon.
I figure we have about 250 lbs. Plenty for friends.

Just picked up a donation of 50 lbs of russet potatoes, 2 cases of water and a 40 lb bag of dog food. There is a lot of giveaway food here. Must be four or five staging areas. A lot of food retailers were flooded by a foot or two of water and mud. Anything up on the shelves stayed dry. The retailers are claiming a total loss and are donating all the dry stuff. We are giving a lot of stuff to friends who were hit harder than us. Some of our friends are Hispanic and are kind of shy about getting in line to get the stuff. We help them when we can.

Chicken stir fry in a black pepper sauce.

Supposed to be homemade Ramen with smoked ball tip roast (waiting for it) but looks more like Pho.
What the boy wanted for his 17th birthday dinner.

Birthday boy on the right.

Daughter's 21st birthday, cioppino again. Probably will want this every year, I suspect.