that time again, recommend some dinner
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Mmmmmm hot steamy turtle soup.
yum yum yummy!
yum yum yummy!
beer n bratwurst. always good.
Depends on what you consider quick and easy, but if you want good leftovers make some stir fry.
Chop up some steak, at least a pound, fry in pan on high with vegtable oil and soy sauce until mostly cooked. Drain excess oil and grease.
From here you can do almost anything... I usually put it snow peas, broccoli, green onions, and green peppers. I like spicy szechwan sauce, but you can use whatever you want(look for bottled sauces in the spice aisle). On top of the sauce I usually add some garlic salt and black pepper. If you like it really spicy add some hot sauce. Simmer the sauce and vegatbles on medium with the meat until it looks good then eat it.
It really doesnt take long to cook but you do have to celan your pan and cutting board, and you have to go to the grocery store.
Chop up some steak, at least a pound, fry in pan on high with vegtable oil and soy sauce until mostly cooked. Drain excess oil and grease.
From here you can do almost anything... I usually put it snow peas, broccoli, green onions, and green peppers. I like spicy szechwan sauce, but you can use whatever you want(look for bottled sauces in the spice aisle). On top of the sauce I usually add some garlic salt and black pepper. If you like it really spicy add some hot sauce. Simmer the sauce and vegatbles on medium with the meat until it looks good then eat it.
It really doesnt take long to cook but you do have to celan your pan and cutting board, and you have to go to the grocery store.
Spaghetti makes for good eatin' and leftovers! 
And don't forget those meatballs. Mmmmmmmm, now that's a good dinner, and shouldn't take long to make.
And don't forget those meatballs. Mmmmmmmm, now that's a good dinner, and shouldn't take long to make.we gave our crock pot away when we moved....we never really used it much.
we do have a presure cooker though. good for all kinds of stuff. rice, cooked in 3 minutes.....crazy.
so far, I'm thinking;
some kind of mexi meal (meat, beans, rice and some kind of tortillia)
burgers of some sort (home made veggie or turkey, with oven cooked veggies)
turtle soup....
we do have a presure cooker though. good for all kinds of stuff. rice, cooked in 3 minutes.....crazy.
so far, I'm thinking;
some kind of mexi meal (meat, beans, rice and some kind of tortillia)
burgers of some sort (home made veggie or turkey, with oven cooked veggies)
turtle soup....
Ok then, just go for some tacos/burritos.pnj said:
Roast a chicken or a small turkey...might be a little more effort, but if you get a big enough one, you'll have leftovers for days.
Only takes 15 minutes to walk up to the Asian store from your house and 45 minutes to boil him in a pot. 
Skookum said:Only takes 15 minutes to walk up to the Asian store from your house and 45 minutes to boil him in a pot.
haha, 2 minutes to the asian store. then, across the street to the other asian store for Pork Bungs and a quart of blood. :heart:
take a look in the beer/food forum for my pork shoulder recipe. if you buy it tonight, you can eat it tomorrow (but someone's gotta turn on the stove before you get home from work.)
a good failsafe quick/fast meal is white beans and pasta. just add some garlic, fresh parsley, and pecorino romano and yr good to go.
a good failsafe quick/fast meal is white beans and pasta. just add some garlic, fresh parsley, and pecorino romano and yr good to go.