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What's for Dinner...monday, February 15
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Discussion Overview
This thread features participants sharing their dinner plans and experiences with various meals. Each participant describes what they are preparing for dinner, along with some personal reflections on their cooking experiences.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions they are having baked ziti with garlic bites and fresh fruit for dessert.
- Another participant shares they are preparing a Chili Cornbread dish and plans to buy Paczkis for dessert.
- One participant discusses making skillet burritos from a meal plan they recently signed up for, noting a positive experience so far.
- Another participant describes their dinner of 30-minute chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, and leftover cupcakes from Valentine's Day.
- One participant reflects on their experience with Artichoke Bacon Bites, noting it was good but a bit salty and mentioning adjustments for next time.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
No clear consensus emerges as participants share diverse dinner choices and personal cooking experiences.
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Participants are sharing their individual dinner plans and experiences without indicating any overarching themes or guidelines.
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We had Artichoke Bacon Bites for dinner. Good, but a bit salty. It made way more than 24, too, using the level Small Scoop. I think I'll use more tomato next time and spread out the salt. I only had a 12 oz jar of artichoke hearts instead of 14 oz can. I tasted artichokes just fine. Definitely a good appetizer!
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