Sunday Night Dinner
On Mon 26 May 2008 09:44:20a, Janet Wilder told us...
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>> My dinner was pan-fried calf's liver with caramelized onions and bacon,
>> buttermilk mashed potatoes, and buttered green beans with fresh dill.
>>
>> David opted or leftover spaghetti and meatballs. :-)
>>
>>
> I wish I'd been able to share your dinner. I had a hamburger on a badly
> toasted whole wheat bun with ketchup, swiss cheese and dill pickle
> chips. On the side was a portion of eggplant parmesan that came in a box
> and was nuked. I had stomach pains all night and wound up taking one of
> the pain pills for my foot.
>
> I twisted my ankle pretty badly on Thursday and have to be off my foot
> for several days. Since it's pretty hard to cook on crutches, DH is
> doing it. Hamburgers, hot dogs and steak on the grill are the only thing
> he can cook. The steak and salad dinner on Friday wasn't too bad.
> Saturday night it was take-out sandwiches from Quiznos.
>
> Today we are having hot dogs. I did manage to soak some navy beans on
> Saturday and cook them up yesterday so they could go in the crock pot
> overnight. At least we will have some nice baked beans to go with the
> hot dogs. I think he can heat sauerkraut. Neighbors are coming over.
>
> Haven't had breakfast or lunch for a couple of days. Don't feel much
> like eating. I find it's harder to try to give him directions than it is
> to just not bother eating.
>
Oh, bummer about your ankle! So sorry. David simply cannot cook things
that I like and I've given up trying to give instructions, as it puts him
off. When I hurt my back last Fall, more often than not I opted for things
like Marie Callendar's Pot Pies and some other frozen entrees, rather than
try having David cook. I have to admit, though, that he makes a great
lasagne. :-)
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Wayne Boatwright
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