...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 .

A Wahaca soft tortilla kit with chicken, spicy rice and guacamole.

Salmon baked in foil with a lime, chilli and coriander marinade. Will probably have it with rice and perhaps some green beans. V quick and tastes gorgeous.

A slightly random dinner of steamed pork buns, crispy seaweed and sweet potato fries.

some sort of couscous and broccoli salad with grilled halloumi and a honey and harissa dressing. Trying to eat a bit less meat, so experimenting with some veggie dishes a couple of times a week. I don't always cook from scratch - freezer full of pizzas, kievs, leftover stews/curries/bologneses - but I do enjoy it so try to cook a 'from scratch' meal 3 or 4 times a week.

Nothing. DP left for his 12 hr shift at work this morning taking the pram and car seat with him so I'm stuck in the house on shopping day

Noooooo @Youllneverguesswhat! That's so frustrating.

I think Tesco sometimes do same day grocery delivery. You could maybe check? Or takeaway?

My DH is always doing that with the car seat, but fortunately hasn't taken the pushchair yet.

Do you have a sling?

I don’t normally join in these threads as I’m on slimming world and we usually have boring stuff but we are having home made keema curry, lemon rice, chilli potatoes and veg for tea today. I’m so looking forward to dinner today!

Btw, I'm nicking @weegiemum's fajita bowl idea 👍. Thanks for that!

And I too am a sahm to very young DCs and am lucky enough to have time to cook from scratch most of the time.

I did almost always cook from scratch when I worked full time too, but I didn't have any DC at the time, so it was a leisurely evening of cooking and enjoying my food.

Bangers and mash with cabbage

I've made Chinese chicken curry using Mayflower sauce and egg fried rice. Oh, and a cottage pie for DD.

Dd is making up steak, chips, asparagus, onion rings and pepper sauce.
I'm going to make an aubergine curry ready for tomorrow

Cajun pork loins with sweet potato chips followed by hot chocolate fudge cake and ice cream

Slow cooker lamb stew (neck). And unusually a pudding of Rhubard and Ginger Syllabub because I've picked all the rhubarb and that's the only recipe there's enough for! I'm retired so it's quite laid back.

Home-made veggie stew with green and brown lentils and quorn chunks.

We need quick & healthy-ish tonight......so a bit boring but I nipped in M&S this morning and they had Tuna Skewers reduced, so going to serve them with stir fried veg & Noodles.

Hoisin chicken ramen using leftover roast chicken and chicken stock I made last night. Will put a boiled egg in too

Chicken, chorizo and chickpea casserole with roasted sweet potato. Work full time but currently on half term!

Toad in the hole with veg and gravy

Paneer and spinach curry.

Chicken teriyaki stir fry

Love how everyone is making a deliberate point of saying "HOME MADE xyz". I mean, imagine if some random on the internet thought you BOUGHT your meatballs or soup or whatever. The shame!

I see nobody's having fishfingers and oven chips either. And even the broccoli is the fancy purple sprouting kind not yer average green from the freezer.

(I'm having the remaining cold sausages from yesterday. Probably with yellow mustard dribbled on top for the fancy touch)

@BuzzShitbagBobbly I did say in my post that we often have oven chips and things like ready-made pies and even jars of sauces (and did I mention the frozen mash!)

I'm always salivating reading these threads, never mind my kids being plain/fussy eaters, my DH is a nightmare. If everyone in the house had my discerning palette, I'd cook those dishes all the time!

Love how everyone is making a deliberate point of saying "HOME MADE xyz". I mean, imagine if some random on the internet thought you BOUGHT your meatballs or soup or whatever. The shame!

Everything I cook is home made... I'm at home and I made it

Last week I actually made bread and mozzarella cheese

Corned Beef Hash, Cheesy Beans and a Fried Egg. Maybe a bit of bread if I'm feeling wild. Been craving corned beef hash for a while and luckily it's a bit chilly / pissing down with rain so seems like a good miserable meal. We've got a lot of pre-made freezer meals this week so will be a light cooking week for me.