...to ask what you're making for dinner this evening?

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I'm looking for inspiration ! Plus, I just really like these threads .

Grilled cheese sandwiches on Italian ciabata bread with sharp cheddar and ham.

It's quick and easy and everyone likes them.

Pasta al pomodoro. My go-to for a quick tea.

Had KFC. It was yum.

tonight we had a fry up for dinner as we had loads of breakfast foods to use up!

Spicy chicken and lentil soup. Sorry MN, we only get 2 meals out of our chicken .

What's the difference between dinner and tea in the UK? I'm a Yank.

Dinner and tea can both mean the evening meal. Or in some parts of the uk dinner means lunch, MissConduct

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That’s controversial 😂😂😂

I’m northern and my northern, working class grandparents would have had:
Breakfast
Dinner (at 12 noon)
Tea - at about 6pm
Supper - a biscuit and hot milky drink before bed

Middle class people (of which I am now one would have:
Breakfast
Lunch - around mid day
Dinner - about 6 ish

Upper class people have:
Breakfast
Luncheon - around mid day
High tea - sandwiches, scones, cakes around 4 pm
Supper - evening meal

My good American friend never got her head around the intricacies of our class system. I think it’s so ingrained in us that we don’t even realise we facilitate it on a daily basis - what you call each meal indicates what class you come from, FGS and yes it is 2019 here, you haven’t just jumped into a time machine. 😂😂😂

My good American friend never got her head around the intricacies of our class system.

It's a bit of a mystery to me too.

Our concept of "tea" is high tea with scones, etc. Some posh hotels here do it. The evening meal with family would be dinner, or less commonly supper, and usually served between 6:00 and 7:30, depending on everyone's schedule.

For us
Lunch about 12 but sometimes 1pm
Dinner at about 6 or 7 in the evening

Today dinner is chicken and veg pie with ( probably) baked beans

Pasta alfredo with some leftover chicken and a green salad.

Lentil Bolognese and pasta topped with mozzarella here. Managed to finish it before DS3: so he won’t get to steal any off my plate

Veggie all day breakfast! LM rosemary and red onion sausages, hash browns, mushrooms, roasted cherry tomatoes and beans. Cannot wait!!

Ginger and black pepper pork, tempe kerring, rice and some bought snacks (prawn toast, won tons, spring rolls)
It's mainly cobbled together with leftovers.

Iranian vegetable stew with couscous

It seems to pasta night on both sides of the pond! Rotini with tomato based pasta sauce and pork and beef meatballs, with garlic bread on the side.

Tonight was Bolognese pasta bake. Baby approved, little squirmy still hasn't stopped

All the veg in the fridge and drawer tonight roasted and drizzled in tahini and lemon dressing!

Buddha Bowls: tofu, brown rice & black beans, avocado, charred corn and corn chips.

Kids love this dish, it’s super healthy and it leaves leftovers for lunch tomorrow.

Pie, mash and beans.

Tapas. Faffy as fuck and costs a fortune but I have a hankering and bought all the bits in yesterday. Need to look up how to make authentic patatas bravas.

Just me tonight. I've pre-made a salad. I'm also opening a large tin of baked beans (a rare treat here), and I've got two massive, juicy, fuck-off sirloin steaks.

Pasta pesto with roasted tomatoes and asparagus, Parmesan and pine nuts tonight.
I love these threads for inspiration!

Roasted pepper risotto.