Chicken and spinach leftovers.

Sigh, I ruined my appetite for dinner by eating a bagel at Panera so I had cheezy vegetables and a cooky.

Split chicken brest with crab/shrimp stuffing,simmered in sweet onions and mushrooms with a touch of red/yellow and orange bell peppers slices very thin.

Chicken salad wrap with swiss cheese - purple onions - couple of crumbles of bacon - that's right I had bacon :|

I ate half and am saving the other half for tomorrow's dinner.

chili cheese dogs and broccoli

Right now I am drinking cookies and cream myofusion.

breaded stuffed pork chops,scalloped potatoes and some kind of veggie, maybe brocolli

A hard boiled egg and some pieces of turkey.

Meatballs, and broccoli.

Nonfat coffee yogurt and a glass of nonfat milk

Ordering Indian food in a bit - Fish Korma and Bhel Puri.

Thursday night special.... its a family recipe...

Potatoes and hot dogs fried and covered in a sauce made from tomato sauce, brown sugar, and mustard... i added mushrooms tonight...

... kids cleaned their plates they liked it so much.

Going organic!
 

I love to come to this thread and drool, especially when I'm hungry. But rabbit doesn't appeal to me. Where did you get it? Does Walmart sell rabbit?

I tried rattlesnake once and deer...blah!

I love to cook rabbit , I learned to cook rabbit a few different ways . It depend what country I was living at . Since rabbit it's sort of plain and I am baking it, I add small piece of pork or bacon just for enhance the taste . If I am making a stew , I add spices .

I must say that in every country rabbit taste different , I believe due to the feeding . I never looked it as a skinned cat , because I just couldn't do it , but thanks for a visual ;)

Any takers on my 12 inch?
 

About that Subject Line for this post ... LOL ... I really couldn't help myself ... just had to do it!

Now, back to correct content ...

I put together A FOOT wide (there's your 12") thick burger in a pan, chipped up onion, bell pepper (red, yellow and orange bell peppers) on top of it. Then dumped ketchup, bbq sauce, worstershire sauce and salt on it. I capped and tied it off with another burger (same dimensions) by crimping their entire circumferences together. Cooked it slow until done, then fired up the heat until it became a little crunchy on the outsides. Ummm, it was just what I wanted. Plus, there's enough left over for an addional meal. My dogs had boiled chicken filet breasts. I cooked them a pound of rice (hey - Kelly and Kevin are large dogs with large apetites) and a can of chicken noodle soup with a can of water for flavoring. Mixed chicken, rice and soup together before serving it to them. Everyone in Brock's household was very happy with their evening meal. :)

yes , absolutely , I do bacon on certain things , maybe not healthy , but if you need a flavor this is way to go . Majority times , I do cook a healthy food from a scratch . As much I tried , I never got to use to a box meals . it's not for me . I don't measure , I just cook .

It's so easy , to put a healthy dinner together , not expensive and not a junk a farmers market it's my best friend :)

*** i appreciate this as i do my own cooking as well... all natural and organic...my diet has significantly changed and so is my body :)

Salmon and a few fries oven baked and some corn... short and sweet.. easy and healthy.

i had a steak salad and veggies with fage yogurt over the veggies.