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What’s for dinner at your place tonight?

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4 years ago

chicken wraps, cook chicken bit, put them in store bought mexican burrito wraps with tomato, cheese, lettuce and mayo

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4 years ago

Yum we do these and also variations with beef or mexican beans

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4 years ago

grilled fish, chips with tartare sauce and a greek spinach pie from aldi as a side
Tomorrow night is pasta and a garden salad.

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4 years ago

Homemade pizzas. Step kids are here tonight and it’s easier than listening to them piss and moan at the table.

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4 years ago

😂😂😂

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4 years ago

You’re lucky, my 10 year old step son asked me to get him a cattleman’s steak and cook a potato bake at 4pm the day he was here for dinner. One would think I had pulled a tooth out with a pitchfork when I said that’s not possible

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4 years ago

Thank you! Im going to do this too now tonight, dinners done yay

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4 years ago

My kids are older teenagers and even they say “I guess we are having boring food”. The rotation is very toddler foodish or junk. I would be so happy if they ate a potato bake or a steak... or if I could take them out to a restaurant (Unheard of). I usually do a salad, veggie bake of some description, baked chicken or pasta bake or Spag Bol/lasagna ... and they both carry on like I’m trying to murder them. I dont give a hoot on that week we have them overnight one night but the other week in the fortnight is just LONG 😞

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4 years ago

I think it’s great he eats streak. My issue is a cattleman’s steak from the local butcher is $25 for a small one if available, usually over $30. He eats it all, then feels uncomfortable all evening as he is so full.
$30 is what I would expect to spend on meat for the whole family.

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4 years ago

With the kids that whinge - get them to help with shopping and cooking if they are younger, or make dinner one night a week if they are older. My 7 & 9 yo used to complain a lot but we have them each make dinner one night a week (under proper supervision) and it really stopped the whining. It lets them have a choice too which helps.

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