What do your meals look like (show me pictures)....
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Potato pancake, portobella mushroom, plum tomatoes, smokey maple tempeh with some avocado cilantro and lime.0 -
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Protein powder chocolate peanut butter pancakes!!!! 362 calories. 45 grams protein. No sugar. No flour. No dairy. Topped with natural peanut butter that is nothing but peanuts. Soooo delicious!!!0
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@bdt0831 Did doggie get any? They look good!
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He always gets a few bites. Lol he's my 6th child. And the most furry one.mattyc772014 wrote: »@bdt0831 Did doggie get any? They look good!
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hamncheese67 wrote: »Chicken and cabbage stir fry:
That looks sooooo good!0 -
Today's dinner was Falafel and tabbouleh with mango banana nice cream for dessert. Everything was made from scratch and oh so good. The kids weren't thrilled over dinner (but they did eat it) but they LOVED the nice cream.
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Some homemade treats from a friend: matcha cookies and white chocolate cranberry oatmeal cookies, as well as Earl Grey cakes. Bought some fancy matcha chocolates, which eat almost like ice cream. Pricey, but some of the best chocolates I've ever had.
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inskydiamonds wrote: »
Salmon Tostadas
Sorry but I laughed.0 -
Chicken fried steak, chicken wings, roasted Brussels sprouts with bacon, and roasted green beans.
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Here's my bacon burger & sweet potato fries! All handmade, and I didn't eat the bun! It was soo good, and glad i didn't get a takeaway!
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Sorry but I laughed.
OK - it tasted good.
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I tried a Blue Apron meal the other night (my Father in Law got the service for Christmas and didn't think he would eat this one). Salmon with salsa verde over farro, orange and spinach salad. It was tasty and I like the concept of shipping all the ingredients needed for the meal to your door, but it comes out to about $10/person/meal and I think that's a little pricey especially since I like to cook and would still have to go to the store for other food for the week and for the family. I could see using it more when it was just my husband and I, when we ate out more.
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WinoGelato wrote: »inskydiamonds wrote: »
Salmon Tostadas
Sorry but I laughed.
Why?
That's what I'm wondering too. Is there something funny about food?0 -
It was a photo of your meal at first, but it is now showing a photo of houses.inskydiamonds wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »inskydiamonds wrote: »
Salmon Tostadas
Sorry but I laughed.
Why?
That's what I'm wondering too. Is there something funny about food?
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It was a photo of your meal at first, but it is now showing a photo of houses.inskydiamonds wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »inskydiamonds wrote: »
Salmon Tostadas
Sorry but I laughed.
Why?
That's what I'm wondering too. Is there something funny about food?
Really? I see salmon tostadas?
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It was a photo of your meal at first, but it is now showing a photo of houses.inskydiamonds wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »inskydiamonds wrote: »
Salmon Tostadas
Sorry but I laughed.
Why?
That's what I'm wondering too. Is there something funny about food?
Really? That's bizarre. I see the tostadas and I just checked in another browser and still see the tostadas and another computer and still see tostadas. What is tinypic doing?0 -
I was seeing a house, lol. Now I see tostadas.
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Egg fried green beans
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Really? That's bizarre. I see the tostadas and I just checked in another browser and still see the tostadas and another computer and still see tostadas. What is tinypic doing?
Yea, I saw a picture of houses when you first posted as well and was a little confused.0 -
Blue Apron has been pretty nice for my husband and I. It stops us from going out to eat more and the cost fits that replacement. (Well we could go out or make a dinner we already paid for that could spoil if we don't make it tonight). They always send dishes I would never have thought. Polenta? I've never heard of until we had it in our meal. It also helps my husband make dinners. He is not very skilled in the kitchen and hates shopping so this allows him to make a dinner or two. Nothing like having a hot dinner ready when you get home from a crabby day at work.WinoGelato wrote: »I tried a Blue Apron meal the other night (my Father in Law got the service for Christmas and didn't think he would eat this one). Salmon with salsa verde over farro, orange and spinach salad. It was tasty and I like the concept of shipping all the ingredients needed for the meal to your door, but it comes out to about $10/person/meal and I think that's a little pricey especially since I like to cook and would still have to go to the store for other food for the week and for the family. I could see using it more when it was just my husband and I, when we ate out more.
Its not very practical for families larger than 2 though some of the dishes listed as 2 servings make far more than we can finish in one sitting.
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whole wheat crusts to make fun flatbread pizzas! 
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