Dinner was served. After much consideration (or at least, a little), I ended up putting some dinner on the table. The kids each had a hot dog (yuck), and my husband and I had turkey burgers on wheat rolls.
Normally I insist we all eat the same thing -- unless it's a bizarre food. Tonight I just didn't have it in me.
The burgers are so easy! Here's the simple recipe:
1 package ground turkey
1/4 cup dried Italian bread crumbs
1/4 cup grated Parmesan
I made 4 large burgers with this mix. I had frozen three last week, and then I defrosted them tonight in the microwave. I fried them in a little spray olive oil in a non-stick pan. Cook on moderate heat until internal temperature is 170 degrees. The top and bottom of the burgers get nice and crunchy. Fabulous!
It's an overly simple idea... It's just what I was in the mood for. We had some sliced red peppers and baby carrots with dip for our veggie.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
First Entry
The name of this blog just came to me. Actually, it was whined to me by my oldest. As he expected, I told him that I do not know what's for dinner.
Yes, I know that I should make a list on Sunday and buy my groceries accordingly. I know that I should have each week's menus all ready to go (ideally, they'd be laminated and alphabetized). I know that each meal should: include all of the food groups, feature complex carbohydrates to prevent high glycemic index, and let's not forget the importance of fiber!
But alas, I didn't and I don't know what's for dinner.
Having dinner plans somewhat planned out for the week is a comforting feeling. Not knowing what to slap on the table tonight is a sinking, boring feeling. I am bored with thinking about dinner.
I plan well some days. Just yesterday, I knew what we were having. I had made beef chili (no beans) on Sunday so that we could eat it on Monday. That was great! Tonight? Not so great. Hmmm... No meat is defrosted, not enough eggs for the entire family, blah, blah, blah. Tune in to see what I scrap together.
Yes, I know that I should make a list on Sunday and buy my groceries accordingly. I know that I should have each week's menus all ready to go (ideally, they'd be laminated and alphabetized). I know that each meal should: include all of the food groups, feature complex carbohydrates to prevent high glycemic index, and let's not forget the importance of fiber!
But alas, I didn't and I don't know what's for dinner.
Having dinner plans somewhat planned out for the week is a comforting feeling. Not knowing what to slap on the table tonight is a sinking, boring feeling. I am bored with thinking about dinner.
I plan well some days. Just yesterday, I knew what we were having. I had made beef chili (no beans) on Sunday so that we could eat it on Monday. That was great! Tonight? Not so great. Hmmm... No meat is defrosted, not enough eggs for the entire family, blah, blah, blah. Tune in to see what I scrap together.
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