What's on the Menu for October 6th Dinner?

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing their dinner plans for October 6th, with a variety of meal ideas and personal experiences related to cooking. Many participants discuss specific recipes, while others express uncertainty about their dinner choices.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant is making Italian Meatball Soup with homemade bread and an apple dessert.
  • Another participant plans to try an Amazing Pot Roast recipe with mashed potatoes, corn, and salad.
  • One participant expresses a need to use beef or pork for dinner, having had chicken the previous night.
  • Several participants mention making Shepherd's Pie, with one sharing a recipe and others asking for details.
  • One participant is preparing Swiss steak in the crock pot with carrots and plans to make mashed potatoes.
  • Another participant is considering a homemade mac and cheese dish for their kids.
  • One participant shares their enjoyment of a beef and red wine stew they made recently.
  • Several participants express enthusiasm for Shepherd's Pie, with some noting it as comfort food for chilly weather.
  • One participant mentions a Baked Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole with garden-fresh carrots.
  • Another participant discusses Tater Tot Casserole, likening it to Shepherd's Pie.
  • One participant shares their simple dinner of Ritz crackers and notes their lack of appetite.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There is no clear consensus on a single meal choice, as participants share a variety of dinner plans and recipes. Some participants express a preference for Shepherd's Pie, while others explore different options.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding their dinner choices, reflecting a range of cooking styles and family needs.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for meal inspiration or ideas for family-friendly recipes may find the shared experiences and discussions beneficial.

We had chicken fajitas, very basic. I stir fried chicken, red and green bell peppers, one pressed garlic clove and red onion. I sprinkled it with salt, southwest seasoning and cumin. I shredded the cheese with the new grater. It really fluffs up the Kraft 2% cheddar, too. I used a very high fiber tortilla. My total fajita was only 5 WW points. TMI, sorry.
 
chefsteph07 said:
So this is going in the oven in a few minutes, came together great..
Now, what do I do w/ my leftover beef broth???

WELL STEPH????? How was it??????:confused:
Enquiring minds need to know!!! LOL!:D
 
ChefBeckyD said:
Mmmm, I love Shepherds Pie...but DH hates it!:cry:

I had cravings for that, and it's cousin - Tater Tot Casserole - when I was pregnant, and made it at least once a week (once I got over my meat aversion!) but I don't think I can get away with making it now.

We are having a Baked Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole, and Maple-glazed Carrots - fresh from our garden!


We all (except DS) Love sheppards pie! YUM!!!

I {Puffy heart} tater tot Casserole (if you were from a bit further west it would be called a "HOT DISH". When I first moved here (MN) I was always saying "What the heck is "HOT DISH" after thinking a minute I would reply "oh you mean a casserole". Then the person I was talking to would look at me like I had 3 heads....

Reigional differences are so funny to me!
Here's another one...
(elbow noodles, spaghetti sauce, onions GB, green peppers)
= Me(east coast)... American Chop suey --- (DH) Minnesotan... Goulash
 
MissChef said:
WELL STEPH????? How was it??????:confused:
Enquiring minds need to know!!! LOL!:D

Oh it was wonderful!
DH says he thinks it's funny how I take the same 3 ingredients (meat, potatoes, veggies) and make something different every night! I guess I never thought about that! Tonight it's Chicken and Dumplings, kinda the same concept, except I'm subbing biscuits for potatoes! LOL
 

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What dishes will be served at the October 6th Dinner?

The menu for the October 6th Dinner includes a delicious selection of seasonal dishes, featuring roasted pumpkin soup, herb-crusted chicken, and a fall harvest salad. Dessert will be a spiced apple crisp topped with vanilla ice cream.

Is there a vegetarian option available for the October 6th Dinner?

Yes, we will have a vegetarian option available. Guests can enjoy a hearty quinoa and roasted vegetable bowl, which is packed with flavor and seasonal ingredients.

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