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Our Top Ten week night Dinners

Top Ten {Tuesday}



Here is a list of our go-to, quick dinner ideas:


1. Beef in Brown sauce with perrogies, pasta, or potatoes.

2. Chicken or beef or pork stir-fry -just through together veggies, meets and staples from my asian cooking list and have it with rice or noodles.

3. Baked chicken - just season chicken pieces with lots of spices (thyme, parsley, rosemary, garlic, onion, pepper, salt), splash some balsamic vinegar  et voila.

4. Beef or chicken enchiladas

5. Bakes pork chops -  throw together a sauce made of barbecue sauce, soy sauce, garlic, honey or brown sugar et voila

6. Ground beef, or chicken or sausage and pasta, baked or stove top.

7. Soup (potatoes, vegetable, zucchini, brocoli etc. . )

8. Chili

9. Meatloaf

10. Ground beef patties
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  1. SarahSeptember 28, 2010 at 5:56 AM

    I have a go to list of foods that I know that my family loves. I sometimes try new recipes, but not often. Many of your top ten are mine too. Have a wonderful day.

    Sarah

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  2. crispeSeptember 28, 2010 at 7:28 AM

    This all looks so good!

    Crispe

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