Well? What did you have for dinner tonight??

Threw together a tuna casserole out of odds and ends in the kitchen. Had to hide a couple of bowls of it so I had some left for lunch; my family loved it.
 
I fried chicken fingers, baked potatoes and corn on the cobb.
 
Butternut squash and spinach curry over baked chicken!
 
We are having chicken curry casserole tonight. Hope it tastes better than it did the last time!
 
The chicken curry casserole was just as bad as last time. We couldn't eat it. A shame, because the butcher I got it from is usually awesome - they make the BEST beef stir fry.
 
Ermagerd!!! This is DELISH! Has some extra zipzap to it too, due to the tobasco. I didn't have any Worchestershire sauce but it wasn't really needed. I also didn't do the grated cheese thing..I just dumped in a can of campbells cheddar cheese soup with 2 cups of milk. The rest in the recipe? I did. Except the cayenne.

DAYUM it was good as a soup next to lightly fried pork tenderloin disks. YUM!

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Broccoli, snap peas, diced ham and cheese with Caesar dressing, olives and garlic pickles.

Pickled herring is planned for break.
 
Halp! I've fallen into Pinterest, and I can't get out. Too much nummy!

Closet Cooking: Lasagna Dip

Last week when I made the lasagna stuffed spaghetti squash I tried to keep things nice and light and healthy but I could not help but think about doing something similar only a bit naughtier, a hot melted cheesy lasagna dip! I am a huge fan of dips, especially when they have plenty of hot melted cheese and since lasagna is one of my favourite meals I knew that a lasagna dip was sure to be amazing! The basic idea behind this dip was to use the layers of a lasagna in a dip including a base of cheese and a quick, easy and tasty tomato meat sauce all topped off with plenty of melted mozzarella! My mom always made lasagna with cottage cheese for the cheese layer so I am rather partial to that but ricotta or even cream cheese would also work well. For the tomato based meat sauce I kept things lighter and healthy going with turkey for the meat and I packed the sauce with plenty of flavour! I have to say that this dip is truly spectacular and it really does remind me of lasagna, though it is a lot easier to make and perfect for enjoying while watching the game!
 

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Salmon with pineapple salsa, green salad w/viniagrette, brown rice, white wine.

Pineapple salsa:
1 cup chopped fresh pineapple
2 tablespoons finely chopped red onion
2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
1 tablespoon rice vinegar
1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
 
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pork chops stuffed with cornbread stuffing and cranberries and a Grand Cru ale that recently finished conditioning. 8.5 abv.
 
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