Well I broke down and seeing they were on sale, if you can call $9.99 per lb a sale, and picked up another NY Strip!

Hopefully it'll be better than the last one...:eating:

Dinner
 

A side of trout and a dozen paresienne potatoes, steamed green beans. Ice tea.









Moe my dear buddy, maybe you don't want to fry it too much let it rest.

Ribeye steak, mashed potatoes & gravy, dinner roll, green salad, potato salad, macaroni salad, pecan pie, ice tea.

Left overs from yesterday's family dinner night -

Spanish rice
Re-fried beans
Beef, bean and cheese burritos
The usual go along with items, salsa, guacamole, sour cream

Only water to drink, no dessert, this plate was heaping! That's probably what I'll be having tomorrow for lunch as well because J sent enough home with me to help make that happen. Waste not, want not.

Oh BTY she made this using low sodium taco seasoning mix, reduced calorie vegitarian re-fried beans, and Don Pancho carb control wraps. I'd have never purchased anything as healthy sounding as that had she not been there to police. It was so good I was suprised to learn she was striving to help make the meal at least a little healthier than drive up window or ready made store bought until I announced my plans to try making it on my own. She gave me the recipe, wished me good luck and everybody snickered. Not my grandson though. He slept through the entire meal.

Dinner
 

Baked chicken and scalloped potatoes. Ice tea.

Dinner
 

Shrimp and scallops in alfredo sauce. Ice tea.

Dinner
 

Tbone and steamed spinach. Ice tea.

Dinner
 

Poached salmon and steamed green beans.

Fajitas for dinner with ice cold Dr. Pepper

tomorrow I have no idea but I'm going to eat at Braums before I leave tomorrow! Burgers are way better at Braums, then all the other chains, including the beloved whataburger in Texas...

Dinner
 

Spaghettini with meat sauce. Ice tea.

Dinner
 

Fried cod fish and steamed green beans. Ice tea.

Dinner
 

Fried trout filet and steamed green beans. Ice tea.

Burn your lips off spicy ramen noodles. Boy they weren't kidding! I had to pour all the broth off, put them in a strainer and rinse them. Then drain, add some chicken bouillon and a lot more water, then then bring it to a boil, heat it up again to get them to the point I could eat them, not let it go to waste. After that torture I owe myself dessert but there's nothing good around here. Right now canned fruit is about as comforting as it gets. Not good canned food either, homemade, or even one of the better store bought brands. Nope just this awful stuff in cans that don't stack well. Actually don't stack at all. So right now vitamin C chews are about as sweet as it gets until I can get some cake or ice cream or candy or something in here to make packing all those pounds I want to pack on worth it.

James is cooking supper tonight. I will make a small fresh salad to compliment what he makes for us. Some Italian cuisine, hopefully.