What's Cooking at College? Shark and Mash?

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The thread features participants sharing their current cooking experiences and meal plans, with a focus on various dishes being prepared or enjoyed. There are mentions of personal cooking endeavors, meal planning strategies, and humorous anecdotes related to food.

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  • One participant mentions having pizza and garden salad for dinner, with plans to bake chocolate chip cookies and banana cream supreme.
  • Another participant shares a recipe for Capellini Pomodoro, detailing ingredients and preparation steps.
  • One participant discusses trying a Beef Enchilada Pie with ground turkey and reduced-fat cheese, while planning meals to avoid waste.
  • Several participants express excitement about grilled chicken served with fresh ingredients like basil and homegrown tomatoes.
  • One participant describes making hamburger steak and gravy from leftover hamburger patties.
  • Another participant mentions having Bertolli Chicken Parmigiana, salad, and cheesy garlic toast for dinner.
  • One participant shares their experience of making apple cinnamon muffins but forgetting to eat them for breakfast.
  • A participant humorously notes their son’s cooking skills, mentioning he made grilled shark and mashed potatoes using a blender.
  • Several participants engage in light-hearted banter about unusual food combinations, such as pickles and ice cream.

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No clear consensus emerges, as participants share a variety of personal cooking experiences and preferences without indicating agreement or disagreement on specific points.

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rennea
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Tonight we are having pizza and garden salad:chef:


Need to do this weeks baking, I think I'll make chocolate chip cookies and banana cream supreme.
 
I'm thinking this today:Culinary Institute of Tuscany Capellini Pomodoro
Prep Time:

10 minutes
Cook Time:

10 minutes
Serving Size: 4

Ingredients
14 oz capellini pasta (angel hair)
8 medium tomatoes, cut into ½” pieces
11 fresh basil leaves, chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
6 Tbsp olive oil
Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
Procedures 1. COOK capellini pasta according to package directions.
2. MIX diced tomatoes, chopped basil, garlic and oil. Season with salt and pepper.
3. DRAIN pasta. Toss pasta with tomato mixture in a sauté pan and heat throughout.
4. SERVE immediately.
 
Hmmm...I might have to travel to WI to dine with Janet! I'm trying the Beef Enchilada Pie from Its Good For You, using ground turkey instead of beef, and reduced-fat cheese.

I'm trying to plan out my meals for the week so I don't waste $ at the store and/or eat junk food.
 
susanr613 said:
Hmmm...I might have to travel to WI to dine with Janet! I'm trying the Beef Enchilada Pie from Its Good For You, using ground turkey instead of beef, and reduced-fat cheese.

I'm trying to plan out my meals for the week so I don't waste $ at the store and/or eat junk food.

UGH! My house is a mess! ...school started today...I was studying all last week...we went out and PLAYED yesterday! :D

But, if you can make it up, I'll have food! ;)
 
Turning left over hamburger patties into hamburger steak and gravy.
 
We are having Bertolli Chicken Parmigana, salad, and cheesy garlic toast.
 
Pork Chops on the grill!!
 
Grilled Chicken served on delicious fresh bread with fresh Jersey basil and my homegrown tomatoes, cheese optional

Maybe mayo or balsamic vinegar on the bread.

I cannot wait!
 
vwpamperedchef said:
Grilled Chicken served on delicious fresh bread with fresh Jersey basil and my homegrown tomatoes, cheese optional

Maybe mayo or balsamic vinegar on the bread.

I cannot wait!

Mmm...that would go good with my dinner. ;)
 
Fast Fajitas - its not school yet but the sports have started! Soccer x 2, Cheer x 1 and Field hockey - all different times! So its fast and easy in my house tonight!~
 
tomato basil soup
roast
potatoes/gravy
green bean bundles
& if I get time creamed cornleftover carrot cake from yesterday the new decadent cake mix is awesome!! (think its duncan hines)
 
my goodness teresa - you have courses! sounds wonderful!
 
I agree Susan. Sound a heck of a lot better than what I'm making. Tyson Chicken sandwiches and fries:)


susanr613 said:
my goodness teresa - you have courses! sounds wonderful!
 
don't know yet. Forgot to put anything out this morning. Had chicken last night.
 
We are having smoked Turkey Sausage with peppers and onions, a salad and cornbread muffins.
 
yes but its very hard to cook for the 3 of us. I just opened 3 cans of green beans to drain UGH!!!
 
susanr613 said:
my goodness teresa - you have courses! sounds wonderful!

She always does!!!! I think we should all make a road trip and see if she really makes what she says, 'cause she puts us all to shame! :p
 
Oh my goodness - I just realized I made Apple Cinnamon muffins in the mini fluted pan yesterday and didn't eat a single one for breakfast! Yikes!Oh well, there is always tomorrow!
 
I'll set an extra plate anytime!!
 
As I'm off to Walmart (it's the last day to donate school supplies) I think I will stop by Wendy's on my way home for a chicken sandwich and baked potato. Then home to do some laundry and watch 90210! What a fabulous way to spend a day off!
 
We had chicken sauteed with onions and some pre-made rice that I bought at Trader Joe's. It had chimichurri in it. That's a South American seasoning blend. It was really good - definitely going on the "buy again" list!
 
janetupnorth said:
I'm thinking this today:

Culinary Institute of Tuscany Capellini Pomodoro
Prep Time:

10 minutes
Cook Time:

10 minutes
Serving Size: 4

Ingredients
14 oz capellini pasta (angel hair)
8 medium tomatoes, cut into ½” pieces
11 fresh basil leaves, chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
6 Tbsp olive oil
Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
Procedures

1. COOK capellini pasta according to package directions.
2. MIX diced tomatoes, chopped basil, garlic and oil. Season with salt and pepper.
3. DRAIN pasta. Toss pasta with tomato mixture in a sauté pan and heat throughout.
4. SERVE immediately.

WOW!! This could not get any easier....
 
My chicken sandwich turned into a panini and my cousin and I thoroughly ENJOYED IT!
 
Rennea changed her dinner tonight to .....

PICKLES & ICE CREAM!!!!
 
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  • #25
Very funny!!!
 
Ginger428 said:
Rennea changed her dinner tonight to .....

PICKLES & ICE CREAM!!!!

Ha Ginger!!! Hope she continues this thread every day - it might get interesting to see what she is having for dinner for the next 9 months!

Missed the news? Go read Rennea's big news!
 
LMBO...its gonna get scarier & scarier!!!:yuck: :eek:
 
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  • #28
Oh you all just wait, I eat strange things to begin with :)

DH will come home and there be a big bottle of mayo and some cracker sitting on the table!! LMAO
 
rennea said:
Oh you all just wait, I eat strange things to begin with :)

DH will come home and there be a big bottle of mayo and some cracker sitting on the table!! LMAO

My DH would LOVE that for dinner....:grumpy:
 
OH YUCK!!! Bring home some of those awesome looking Pizzas you sell -

Can't wait for 4 months from now - Whats for dinner tonight??? it could be anything with all the pregos on CS!!! LOL - So happy for all of you - but aint missing it at all!
 

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