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jebartle 03-14-2024 02:38 AM

Chicken Tetrazzini

Rotisserie chicken chopped
1 can mushroom soup
1 can cream of chicken
1 cup sour cream
1/2 pkg spagetti
1/2 cup cheddar cheese, save some for topping
1/2 cup mozzarella cheese
Salt and pepper to taste

LeRoySmith 03-14-2024 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by asianthree (Post 2310749)
Portobello & Chicken sause over fresh pappardelle pasta, with garlic bread sticks. 2018 Sangiovese

I thought 2018 Sangiovese was your address and you were inviting us over...

asianthree 03-14-2024 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by LeRoySmith (Post 2310796)
I thought 2018 Sangiovese was your address and you were inviting us over...

Well TV is using VLS names for streets, so maybe wine street names are in the mix.

margaretmattson 03-14-2024 06:44 AM

Steak au Poivre, frites, sauteed green beans. Dessert was chocolate creme brulee.

Shipping up to Boston 03-14-2024 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by margaretmattson (Post 2310826)
Steak au Poivre, frites, sauteed green beans. Dessert was chocolate creme brulee

Didn’t know we had a Ruth’s Chris on site! Just kidding. The creme brûlée sounds amazing...never had it with chocolate though

margaretmattson 03-14-2024 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston (Post 2310830)
Didn’t know we had a Ruth’s Chris on site! Just kidding. The creme brûlée sounds amazing...never had it with chocolate though

dark chocolate creme brulee-verybestbaking.com I change the recipe often to suit what I have on hand. Sometimes, I use different chocolate chips or substitute cream with all half and half. I had a similar version at a restaurant and wanted to make it at home. Easy peasy!

I make lots of restaurant-style food at home. Most are incredibly easy to mimic. My bucket list: enjoy every day like it is your last. We have some incredible meals at my home. :)

LeRoySmith 03-14-2024 07:45 AM

Peanut butter and bologna sammiches with ruffles on the side (when I'm feeling frisky I put a few ruffles on the samich too).

OrangeBlossomBaby 03-14-2024 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2310748)
It is a good recipe, but I would suggest making it without the 3.5 cups of rice. Make it without the rice and serve it with rice on the side as desired. The rice will soak up all of the liquid and overwhelm the dish. Some people do not like that much rice.

If you don't make it with rice, then it's not jambalaya. Jambalaya is for people who like rice. It's like saying to put the noodles aside for your lasagna recipe and serve them separately.

Jambalaya is a rice dish. It's not soup.

LeRoySmith 03-14-2024 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2310870)
If you don't make it with rice, then it's not jambalaya. Jambalaya is for people who like rice. It's like saying to put the noodles aside for your lasagna recipe and serve them separately.

Jambalaya is a rice dish. It's not soup.

We make it extra soupy (with rice) and put it over cornbread, yum!

Randall55 03-14-2024 09:38 AM

Tonight is lasagna bolognese.

CFrance 03-14-2024 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by asianthree (Post 2310749)
Portobello & Chicken sause over fresh pappardelle pasta, with garlic bread sticks. 2018 Sangiovese

Whose Sangiovese, and did you get it around here?

Shipping up to Boston 03-14-2024 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2310870)
If you don't make it with rice, then it's not jambalaya. Jambalaya is for people who like rice. It's like saying to put the noodles aside for your lasagna recipe and serve them separately.

Jambalaya is a rice dish. It's not soup.

Golf clap! ;)

CFrance 03-14-2024 10:06 AM

Last night my husband had steak and I had salmon with extra crispy buttered skin, fried up in a cast iron skillet. For a side we had thick slices of lettuce topped with Gorgonzola cheese, bacon, diced tomato, lots of pepper, and homemade blue cheese dressing. Good keto meals.

CFrance 03-14-2024 10:08 AM

I'm going to make a seven-layer salad (from the original Three Rivers Cookbook) but would like to substitute something for the layer of peas. It's lettuce, spinach, bacon, peas, red onion, mayo, Swiss cheese. Any suggestions?

Shipping up to Boston 03-14-2024 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 2310935)
Last night my husband had steak and I had salmon with extra crispy buttered skin, fried up in a cast iron skillet. For a side we had thick slices of lettuce topped with Gorgonzola cheese, bacon, diced tomato, lots of pepper, and homemade blue cheese dressing. Good keto meals.

I gotta start walking these neighborhoods to pick up the scent coming out of these kitchens!


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