The All New Tas - What's for Dinner Thread - & - Don't Get Uppity.

[domino-710]

Tas mentioned there was a good thread on - What's for Dinner.

Seems it ended up - a bit ' snooty '.

So - no fancy - dancy - stuff - just good fresh ideas for dins.

Oh - & Freddie - just loved the zucchini slice - if you could just put it here one more time - I swear not to lose it again.

And please - this time add the - zucchinis. lol.

Here - tonight - Chicken Schnit's with salad.

[ooak3]

oh you lucky duck Dom your own passionfruit !!

had one years ago , they are great value in a garden 

[imastawka]

Yes, very jelly.

Tried a few times.  They just won't grow for me.

Is it a Nellie Kelly Dom?

Daughter had a banana passionfruit that got out if control when she was first married.

I didn't much like it.

[kopenhagen5]

Making taco's tonight.

Mexican spiced mince, lettuce, tomato, grated cheese and medium salsa.

Using the stand up shells, much easier. 

[imastawka]

Yummo, Kopes

Penne Amatriciana with garlic bread here tonight.

[imastawka]

I decided to put it in a casserole and layer it with cheese in the middle and cheese on the top, and bake it for 15 mins.

It was even yummier.    I'll be doing that again.

Means I can prepare it ahead.

Just had some leftovers for lunch.

[domino-710]

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@imastawka wrote:

Yes, very jelly.

Tried a few times.  They just won't grow for me.

Is it a Nellie Kelly Dom?

Daughter had a banana passionfruit that got out if control when she was first married.

I didn't much like it.

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Aaaaah - my memory is not that long - been there for ages - this year noticed bees.

Originally planted a golden skinned one - think it has gone where all plants go when they pass.

They were purple with a lovely yellow & seedy inner. lol.

[ambercat16]

Skettie 'n meatballs here😋

[kopenhagen5]

Yakisoba noodles here, japanese style. 

(make my own sauce)

[imastawka]

Google says - Yakisoba is similar to chow mein and originated in China, though it is now considered a Japanese dish typically sold as fast food

Is this true, Kopes?

[kopenhagen5]

Yes the noodles used are the same as Chow Mein noodles but the ingredients stir fried and sauce are different.

Done with slices of pork, thin carrots, spring onion, **bleep**ake mushroom. Seaweed sprinkle and pickled ginger on top.

So completely different flavour to Chow Mein the dish.