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    What should I cook this week for dinners.

    I am in a rut.
    I love to cook but it seems as if I make the same thing over and over.
    I need some ideas people!
    Hubby is a very picky eater and that doesn't make things easy.
    I like everything.

    Forgot to add: he doesn't like mexican, hates spinach ... actually most greens except broccoli.

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    I feel for you, I run out of ideas too. Last night I made white bean chicken chili, it was good for a cold evening.

    Today I am thinking about putting some steaks in the crock pot and making fajitas tonight...not sure but it sounds kind of good.
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    Must be Tuesday - we've got sausages!! Hard to come up with new ideas isn't it? Luckily my hubby does most of the cooking so I'm afraid I can't help
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    I make pasta too much... it's easy and he likes it.

    I want to make some chicken.... baked.

    I never fry anything. It's either baked or skillet cooked.

    My mom once made this chicken recipe with honey and tomato. I should call her for the recipe. I rememeber the chicken had this awesome glaze on it.

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    I'm reading the recipe thread here and so far everything has some ingredients that he'd never touch. Shessshhhhh

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    You know if you just salt and pepper a whole chicken and bake it that is really good and the whole house will smell good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by caseysmom
    You know if you just salt and pepper a whole chicken and bake it that is really good and the whole house will smell good.

    ok. I'll try that. It's sounds simple and good. He'll eat it. With a salad on the side. How long for a whole chicken to cook? I sometimes just do chicken parts that way but not a whole one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by caseysmom
    You know if you just salt and pepper a whole chicken and bake it that is really good and the whole house will smell good.
    I am making your roasted chicken tonight!

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    Potato Soup...? I am abolutely in love with the stuff and actually made a ton so I could eat it for lunches MMmmmm!!!

    I think I'll print off a few of these recipes too!

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    How about a Pasta Bake? Chili with Cheese over Rice (this is one of my favorite Crockpot recipes)? Since he likes brocolli, Cheesy Brocolli rice Casserole? Homemade pizza or burgers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maresche
    How about a Pasta Bake? Chili with Cheese over Rice (this is one of my favorite Crockpot recipes)? Since he likes brocolli, Cheesy Brocolli rice Casserole? Homemade pizza or burgers?

    OH yes, Cheesy Rice casarole.
    How do you make that.
    It's sounds like something he'd eat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beeniesmom
    OH yes, Cheesy Rice casarole.
    How do you make that.
    It's sounds like something he'd eat.

    Start process to cook 2 cups (when dry) rice. (I have a rice cooker so I use that). Preheat oven to 350. Saute in 1/2 cup water until slightly soft, 1 small onion diced and roughly 1/2 lb brocolli cut into bite sized pieces (2 good sized stalks). Combine cooked rice, onion/brocolli mixture WITH WATER, 1 regular can cream of mushroom soup, and 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese. Mix well and pour/scrape into casserole dish. Cover top with 1 cup shred ched and pepper if you like pepper and bake for 20 minutes or until cheese on top is brown and bubbly (since everything else is already cooked).

    I hope this makes sense.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maresche
    Start process to cook 2 cups (when dry) rice. (I have a rice cooker so I use that). Preheat oven to 350. Saute in 1/2 cup water until slightly soft, 1 small onion diced and roughly 1/2 lb brocolli cut into bite sized pieces (2 good sized stalks). Combine cooked rice, onion/brocolli mixture WITH WATER, 1 regular can cream of mushroom soup, and 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese. Mix well and pour/scrape into casserole dish. Cover top with 1 cup shred ched and pepper if you like pepper and bake for 20 minutes or until cheese on top is brown and bubbly (since everything else is already cooked).

    I hope this makes sense.

    OH YUM!
    I have everything in the house too!
    I will make that tonight or tomorrow.
    Yes, it makes sense.
    Thank you!

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