What's for dinner?

[putowtin]

Mummmm, Chicken and chinese roast pork fried rice
so tasty!

 

[Mebulous]

So I guess the difference between a chip and a French fry is that one is cooked in the United Kingdom and the other cooked in the United States... which come to think of it, might actually be why we named ours after France.

P.S. That pic made me want some fried potato wedges.*

*just trying to be PC, don't want to start a potato war.

 

[gorfias]

Mexican meatballs with mashed potatoes. It was OK, but not great.

That sounds interesting. Maybe mix diced jalapeno and franks hot sauce with ground beef or turkey?

Home cooked turkey Tikka Masala with naan bread and poppadoms. It was delicious.

Sounds middle eastern: I understand more turkey per person is eaten per pound per year there than just about anywhere. Sounds like good stuff you made.

Preparing to make tacos with venison in about an hour.
I hope it will be good.

Sounds good. I've only had venison about 3 times in my life: dry if it isn't prepared right. Had tenderloins (dry) and trail baloney twice (quite good).

Tonight was boneless skinless chicken breast marinated in teryaki and grilled outdoors with mashed white potato and buttered mixed veggies. Kids had day off, house was bigger disaster today than yesterday, but they ate what I prepared. Little less work for me there.

 

[Yopaz]

Mexican meatballs with mashed potatoes. It was OK, but not great.

That sounds interesting. Maybe mix diced jalapeno and franks hot sauce with ground beef or turkey?

Ground beef, jalapeño, random spices, garlic and tabasco sauce. You had a really great guess there.

 

[capper42]

I think I'm going to have to have a tesco value (non-UK read as 'terrible') ready meal. It's getting to the end of the uni term and I've run out of money. I'm having to save all my actual food for when my girlfriend visits next week so I'm living off rubbish until then.