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Old Sat, Jan-04-14, 12:53
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Default What is for dinner?
since we have threads for breakfast and lunch, figured i would start a dinner one. the last dinner thread was ages ago and under the atkins section, if i remember correctly.....

tonight: girlfriends are coming in from out of of town for sleepover party
I am making:

creemcheese/garlic stuffed mushrooms wrapped in bacon
chicken meatballs with marinara to dip

they will have veggies and dips, and cheese and wine- they might have salami or another cured meat as well
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Old Sat, Jan-04-14, 13:01
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First time going out to eat since I have been back on the LC bandwagon eeeek!
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Old Sat, Jan-04-14, 18:41
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Insides of a chicken pot pie my sweet daughter brought over for us...lots of good veggies

1 pc of Trader Joe's s/f dark choc and almonds

glass of Merlot
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Old Sat, Jan-04-14, 21:03
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A huge t-bone.
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Old Sun, Jan-05-14, 16:32
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eggs in spicy tomato sauce- yum!!!
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Old Sun, Jan-05-14, 17:32
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I bagged a few squirrels today so fried squirrel with some amazing low carb fried pickles some zucchini is there for garnish.
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Old Sun, Jan-05-14, 18:15
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http://crackslaw.com/pork-crack-sla...sesame/#more-75

I just made something very close to this one. Its gooood!
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Old Sun, Jan-05-14, 18:31
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Venison/bear-burger and a stir-fry.
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Dark meat from a deli chicken, brussels sprouts and cauliflower mashed potatoes.
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I ate alot tonight. Not sure what came over me. Greens salad with tuna, eggs, veggies, olive oil (3 tablespoons) some nuts, and then more veggies with coc oil. I guess I was hungry?? Worked out yesterday and today 2 hours each and provide t eat enough at other meals. I even had the yolks because nothing was making me full! Weird day for me.
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Old Sun, Jan-05-14, 22:21
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Probably did not eat enough at other meals is what that was suppose to say
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I'm with Daryl! I've got 2 t-bones for dinner! Mashed potatoes for husband, leftover brussel sprouts for me.
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I'm with Daryl! I've got 2 t-bones for dinner! Mashed potatoes for husband, leftover brussel sprouts for me.


Sounds good
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Old Mon, Jan-06-14, 08:33
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http://crackslaw.com/pork-crack-sla...sesame/#more-75

I just made something very close to this one. Its gooood!


I've never fell in love with crack slaw the way I thought I would
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Old Mon, Jan-06-14, 08:51
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I've never fell in love with crack slaw the way I thought I would

Do you use enough seasonings?

I find that it can be quite bland if I don't spice it up enough. I always put in a chopped onion, lots of fresh smashed garlic cloves, ginger in this one, red pepper flakes and this one got an Asian spice blend. I also used a little ( 2 tbsp.)garlic sauce from a jar.
This one also got celery and carrot with 2 different colored cabbage. Here it is cooking:

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