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What's For Dinner?

All this talk about fruit and nuts got me hungry! What's on your plate for dinner? I'm eating a typical college student dinner; ramen noodles and peanut butter crackers. LOL. Think it goes like this, "oatmeal, cornmeal, skip a meal".
Scott
 
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Nick Pappagiorgio said:
BBQ Chicken Pizza ... :icon_thumright:
Nicky, that looks good! Homemade, yes? Save me a slice! I'll bring the beer!(Beer=Typical college student dessert/entree/main course)
Scott
 
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mcgearhead said:
Well last night it was hot dogs ! Tonight it was hot dogs !
Hot Dog! Bring 'em on!
Scott
 
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Dinner??? I've just had lunch!!
It's Saturday afternoon here ;D
 
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Kiwijohn said:
Dinner??? I've just had lunch!!
It's Saturday afternoon here ;D
Well then, what was for lunch? It wasn't vegemite, was it? LOL By the way, just WHAT is vegemite? Is it nasty as say, haggis?
Scott
 
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Guess Nick & I are thinking alike tonight... I ordered some Hungry Howies pizza for the fam.
Thus far, I've yet to find any pizza that has compared to theirs... oh buddy!!

Bran <><
 
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Well then, what was for lunch? It wasn't vegemite, was it? LOL By the way, just WHAT is vegemite? Is it nasty as say, haggis?
Scott
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Vegemite is a disgusting looking black tar-like substance much prized by some as a breakfast
repast, spread on toast. It is a yeast extract invented in Australia. New Zealand has a slightly
more palatable version called Marmite. Can't stand either ;D
 
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AU24K said:
All this talk about fruit and nuts got me hungry! What's on your plate for dinner? I'm eating a typical college student dinner; ramen noodles and peanut butter crackers. LOL. Think it goes like this, "oatmeal, cornmeal, skip a meal".
Scott

Dinner? What's that?...you mean supper? :thumbsup:
 
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Cache Crazy said:
AU24K said:
All this talk about fruit and nuts got me hungry! What's on your plate for dinner? I'm eating a typical college student dinner; ramen noodles and peanut butter crackers. LOL. Think it goes like this, "oatmeal, cornmeal, skip a meal".
Scott

Dinner? What's that?...you mean supper? :thumbsup:
I was always under the impression that dinner=supper. Lunch is the noon repast. Then you have brunch, breakfast, snacks and munchies! I've heard dinner used here in the south for lunch. Regional lexicon, I suppose.
Scott
 
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AU24K said:
Cache Crazy said:
AU24K said:
All this talk about fruit and nuts got me hungry! What's on your plate for dinner? I'm eating a typical college student dinner; ramen noodles and peanut butter crackers. LOL. Think it goes like this, "oatmeal, cornmeal, skip a meal".
Scott

Dinner? What's that?...you mean supper? :thumbsup:
I was always under the impression that dinner=supper. Lunch is the noon repast. Then you have brunch, breakfast, snacks and munchies! I've heard dinner used here in the south for lunch. Regional lexicon, I suppose.
Scott

Breakfast, lunch and supper in the south. Breakfast, lunch and dinner in places that don't know any better. ;D
 
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Cache Crazy said:
AU24K said:
Cache Crazy said:
AU24K said:
All this talk about fruit and nuts got me hungry! What's on your plate for dinner? I'm eating a typical college student dinner; ramen noodles and peanut butter crackers. LOL. Think it goes like this, "oatmeal, cornmeal, skip a meal".
Scott

Dinner? What's that?...you mean supper? :thumbsup:
I was always under the impression that dinner=supper. Lunch is the noon repast. Then you have brunch, breakfast, snacks and munchies! I've heard dinner used here in the south for lunch. Regional lexicon, I suppose.
Scott

Breakfast, lunch and supper in the south. Breakfast, lunch and dinner in places that don't know any better. ;D
LOL :laughing7:
 
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Cache Crazy said:
AU24K said:
Cache Crazy said:
AU24K said:
All this talk about fruit and nuts got me hungry! What's on your plate for dinner? I'm eating a typical college student dinner; ramen noodles and peanut butter crackers. LOL. Think it goes like this, "oatmeal, cornmeal, skip a meal".
Scott

Dinner? What's that?...you mean supper? :thumbsup:
I was always under the impression that dinner=supper. Lunch is the noon repast. Then you have brunch, breakfast, snacks and munchies! I've heard dinner used here in the south for lunch. Regional lexicon, I suppose.
Scott

Breakfast, lunch and supper in the south. Breakfast, lunch and dinner in places that don't know any better. ;D

I only have two meals a day, brunch and lupper. :laughing7:
 
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Tonight I'm cooking up tacos and burritos. Yummy!
Scott
 
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last night we had Tony's pizza. Out of the freezer and into the over.....Matt
 
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Nick, anyone who would eat a lamb would eat a goat! I have tried both and can't go either one. Funny though, they taste a lot like venison to me and I like venison.
We had a house full of out of town company for my niece's baby shower over the week end. Kay baked a big ham for supper, ( sorry all my Jewish brothers). I fixed potato salad and baked beans. Kay baked a strawberry cake and we had iced tea and soft drinks to go with it. Also had a couple of brewskis for those who imbibe. No one left hungry I can guarantee you that. Very little left over as usual when this bunch gets together. I also made a large pot of homemade beef and vegetable soup for lunch and it is all gone. Vegetable and beef stew and potato salad are my specialties although I can cook just about anything that is down south home style cooking. I don't do fancy victuals however. Sounds like everyone is eating well except perhaps our college students. Been there and done that too. Monty
 
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the 4 daily meals -- from when folks worked sun up to sundown *

#1 -- breakfast -- "break the fast" eaten first thing upon getting up -to get going in the morning --normally a goodly sized meal for a farm hand -- smaller meal if you if gentry type (say 6 am)

#2 lunch --- say about noon --- a smallish light meal often a sandwich or bit of friut ,cheese, bread to keep one going

#3 dinner --the end of the work day meal --- one of the biggest meals of the day normally --* taken at say 5 pm for laborers -- or small snack if having "supper" as well for gentry types

#4 supper -- a later type of dinner by gentry esp if guest were "coming over" it might be large--- or a smallish late night snack by laborers -- say 8 to 9 pm.


lets see dinner was --6 buffalo wings -- a medium pizza with --italian sauasge / pepperoni and anchovy's , green pepper, onions, mushrooms and of course cheese --- deserrt was key lime pie -- the drink was lots of sweet tea
 
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Delmonica Steak, Baked Potato with sour cream, Green beans.
Yum, Yum, Yum.
That's Supper.
 

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