Woe is me! I have no idea what to prepare for dinner. I've been talking about
comfort food for a couple of days, but oddly enough my usual
comfort-food-entrees aren't sounding appealing. I must be at my maximum comfort
level
So the dilemma begins...
Do you do this? I stand in front of the fridge, both freezer and fridge doors open. Staring blankly as if waiting for something will jump out and say "TaDah! I'm your dinner!"
What is everyone else having? Maybe I'll browse this site a little - there have been lots of recipes put up lately! The trick is finding one where I have ingredients on hand. I'm almost thinking I could go for something exotic. But of course, that would probably require a jaunt to the supermarket.
Maybe I need to start planning better for dinner. Too often I encounter this - and I don't like resorting to getting takeout everytime I get stumped for a meal (which actually is sounding kinda good right now - there is a great Asian restaurant nearby that has awesome food - horrible ambience if you eat in, but fab food otherwise).
So the dilemma begins...
Do you do this? I stand in front of the fridge, both freezer and fridge doors open. Staring blankly as if waiting for something will jump out and say "TaDah! I'm your dinner!"
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What is everyone else having? Maybe I'll browse this site a little - there have been lots of recipes put up lately! The trick is finding one where I have ingredients on hand. I'm almost thinking I could go for something exotic. But of course, that would probably require a jaunt to the supermarket.
Maybe I need to start planning better for dinner. Too often I encounter this - and I don't like resorting to getting takeout everytime I get stumped for a meal (which actually is sounding kinda good right now - there is a great Asian restaurant nearby that has awesome food - horrible ambience if you eat in, but fab food otherwise).



on July 17, 2005, 4:48 pm
Luckily, I keep lots of things on hand (which is an understatement, if you ask any of my friends). I am a grocery-store packrat, and if something is on sale, I'm likely to buy three - eat one, freeze two!
So, for me it's a matter of WHAT...I typically have pork chops, steaks, ground beef, chicken (whole and parts) on hand, not to mention roasts of varying kinds).
I also keep a variety of canned veggies on hand, for when I don't have fresh. Rice and pasta are also staples.
So, in a pinch, I can come up with a nice, balanced meal. But sometimes I want to make something more interesting, and can't unless...I go to the store!
Good luck...let us know what you make for dinner!
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