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What did you have for dinner? -Part dois

Boneless/skinless chicken breasts sprinkled with Monterey Steak Seasoning and oven broiled. Served on Brioche buns with tomato, onion, mayo..
Generally I hate chicken breast. The only way I like it is what I did this evening. Chicken Schnitzel. Slice very thin season, flour, egg wash, bread crumbs then pan fried. Served with Krauter salat und pommes frites (cole slaw and fries sort of).
 
Generally I hate chicken breast. The only way I like it is what I did this evening. Chicken Schnitzel. Slice very thin season, flour, egg wash, bread crumbs then pan fried. Served with Krauter salat und pommes frites (cole slaw and fries sort of).
Krauter salat or Krautsalat?
 
I had Swiss grilled cheese on toasted potato bread with mayonnaise and with Jalapeno slices cooked into an egg and lightly sprinkled with cilantro flakes and pepper.

Yummy stuff.

I have a microwave egg cooker that is the best way I have ever found to cook eggs for sandwiches.

You can get very creative with what you zap in with them.

I toast my bread in a toaster, zap one slice with the cheese on it to get the melting started, and then I finish it all up in a hot skillet.

Would have had some tomato soup with it but I am out.

For desert I finished up a small end of a pound cake.

Tummy be happy!
 
I made chicken parmesan, and lots of dirty dishes to clean later.
I have no doubt you have a lot of dishes to do after making chicken parm. When I make it, there's a pile of dishes, pots and pans. It takes so many dishes and kitchen utensils to create this dish. The cleanup truly sucks.
 
I have no doubt you have a lot of dishes to do after making chicken parm. When I make it, there's a pile of dishes, pots and pans. It takes so many dishes and kitchen utensils to create this dish. The cleanup truly sucks.
x2, because I made some for a special diet too. But I will have help so it's cool.
 
I have a habit of cleaning dishes as I cook. I like it, because it prevents that overwhelming feeling of a large pileup in the sink.
I like to when I have time, at minimum I'll give some stuff a rinse before tossing it in the pile.
 
I thought about doing "Corned Beef and Cabbage" tonight but the CB will go on sale in a few days......Aldi's is usually the best buy for this......flat cut not point...

So instead I made spaghetti and meatballs. I made a big batch of MBs a few months ago and put them in the freezer. I really screwed up the recipe and they have the texture of a rotted sponge....but we gotta get through them.

If anyone has a good recipe for Italian meatballs PM me.....I could use one....
..and if anyone has a taste for rotted sponge.....I have a deal for ya!!
 
Today is a taste for Vietnamese food!

Just getting pho beef noodle soup again, like we usually do. I gotta pick it up soon. I don't stray from pho at Vietnamese places anyway, and nor do I really have a desire for much anything else.

Pho is just too good. 😋
 
Generally I hate chicken breast. The only way I like it is what I did this evening. Chicken Schnitzel. Slice very thin season, flour, egg wash, bread crumbs then pan fried. Served with Krauter salat und pommes frites (cole slaw and fries sort of).
after you have dredged the thinly sliced chicken breasts to pan fry, what oil do you use and is the stove burner on medium heat or higher?
 
after you have dredged the thinly sliced chicken breasts to pan fry, what oil do you use and is the stove burner on medium heat or higher?
Between medium and high heat and this time I used frying olive oil. Often, I would use sunflower oil. Both are good. Because the chicken is a thin slab it does not take long to cook through. Don't let it dry out but you want it a bit crispy golden.
 
I thought about doing "Corned Beef and Cabbage" tonight but the CB will go on sale in a few days......Aldi's is usually the best buy for this......flat cut not point...

So instead I made spaghetti and meatballs. I made a big batch of MBs a few months ago and put them in the freezer. I really screwed up the recipe and they have the texture of a rotted sponge....but we gotta get through them.

If anyone has a good recipe for Italian meatballs PM me.....I could use one....
here is one from the mid 50's:


1&½ pounds ground beef [i will add pork sausage if i have it available to reach that 1.5 pound amount]
5-6 slices wet squeezed bread [use a splash of milk to wet the bread]
2 large eggs
4 cloves of chopped garlic from a bulb [back off the garlic a tad unless you love it]
½ large onion - or 1 medium onion - chopped fine
salt & pepper
[~ 1/8 cup of jelly or jam ... usually grape, but have used other flavors with success]
cover meat mixture with grated parmesan cheese
mix well
roll meat mixture into balls of desired size [for me, that is small, for hors d'oeuvres ... the key is to make them the same size so they cook evenly]
cook in large pan in 400 degree oven until browned [~18 minutes]

place meatballs in sauce to soften [i typically use paul newman's sockarooni, but whatever marinara based sauce you like should be fine]

after bringing these for an office pot luck get-together i was instructed - not asked - to bring these for each potluck thereafter, by my food-loving co-workers

..and if anyone has a taste for rotted sponge.....I have a deal for ya!!
get a labrador retriever; that will cure the problem
your garbage disposal will rust from disuse
 
Today is a taste for Vietnamese food!

Just getting pho beef noodle soup again, like we usually do. I gotta pick it up soon. I don't stray from pho at Vietnamese places anyway, and nor do I really have a desire for much anything else.

Pho is just too good. 😋
next time, order your pho and then order another dish with lemongrass in it ... preferably with curry ... and definitely chicken
then let us know what you discovered
 
Broiled Norwegian salmon fillet with boiled gold potatoes. Lemon sorbet for dessert.
I live on a river though. In the summer I catch striped bass. My wife makes salsa from the garden and tortillas from scratch.

Cook the fish fast on a hot BBQ. Fish tacos.

Have friends over.

The only part of the meal that isnt free and from home is the maza for the tortillas and the drinks.
 
beI have a habit of cleaning dishes as I cook. I like it, because it prevents that overwhelming feeling of a large pileup in the sink.
I think most of us do clean as we go but when it comes to chicken parm you do not have a lot of time between steps to do dishes and each step involves more dishes and pans.
 
Tonight it was just a couple Jenie-o turkey burgers on toasted Hawaiian buns. They were rally quite good. I was just sitting down to eat them when my sweet neighbor called and asked if I had supper yet...argh, she is a good cook! I said I was about to eat! But she still sent her daughter over with a big plate of Mexican food. That will be tomorrows supper! Woo Hoo!
 
I think most of us do clean as we go but when it comes to chicken parm you do not have a lot of time between steps to do dishes and each step involves more dishes and pans.
I don't know. I have gotten pretty good about fitting in cleaning and doing dishes between prep steps. Of course I have had to retrieve a few items from the hot soapy water, but clean food is good, right?
 
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