What's for Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner?

Not really a game, but I figured it belonged here or TG, and decided on here. Just tell what you're having for your next meal, or what you had at your last meal. Or you can just put down what you're snacking on. I play it at another forum, and find it amazing what you find out about people by what they eat, and the delicious dishes served around the world. Let's see who eats the yummiest stuff, shall we?

For supper, I had macaroni and hamburger with tomato juice (leftovers). Had a Grapple for dessert.

Well,I'am gonna be having so oat meal for Breakfast.

I had a bowl of shreaded wheat for breakfast and a cup of mocha.

I have a salad with chunks of chicken in it, waiting in the refrigerator for my lunch today and will throw some croutons on top.....Will have a glass of iced tea with it.

I had eggs and toast for breakfast, with coffee.

For dinner, it'll just be a sandwich on the run. I have to take my husband to get one of his wisdom teeth pulled, then I have to dash off to school for one of my early childhood classes.

i'am gonna probly have soup for lunch lol

sweetheart wrote:

i'am gonna probly have soup for lunch lol

Same here, kind of. I'm gonna boil some potatoes, then mix them with cream of mushroom soup and sausage, and add a lot of spices. Eat it with some hot rolls. I don't know if the soup has a name or not, I just kind of made it up, but it's tasty, and that's all I care about.

Okay I was in a hurry at breakfast so I just grabbed an oatmeal cookie lol

For lunch I just had meatloaf, mashed potatoes and corn. For desert my co-worker has brought a piece of cake.

Just finished supper. Grilled pork chops, Amish potato salad, and applesauce. Had a grapple for dessert.

For dinner I had some lasagna with broccoli on the side.

flatbroke wrote:

I'm gonna boil some potatoes, then mix them with cream of mushroom soup and sausage, and add a lot of spices. Eat it with some hot rolls. I don't know if the soup has a name or not, I just kind of made it up, but it's tasty, and that's all I care about.

That sounds really good, Larry. If I make it, will I have to pay you a royalty?

It reminds me of my Mom's cucumbers & cream. She boils potatoes, then mashes them up and drowns them in heavy cream with slices of cukes swimming in it. It's delicious.

Rob wrote:

flatbroke wrote:

I'm gonna boil some potatoes, then mix them with cream of mushroom soup and sausage, and add a lot of spices. Eat it with some hot rolls. I don't know if the soup has a name or not, I just kind of made it up, but it's tasty, and that's all I care about.

That sounds really good, Larry. If I make it, will I have to pay you a royalty?

It reminds me of my Mom's cucumbers & cream. She boils potatoes, then mashes them up and drowns them in heavy cream with slices of cukes swimming in it. It's delicious.

No royalties, just give it a cool name. I can't think of one

That cukes and cream sounds tasty.

How about combining the mushroom soup and the sausage and calling it Mushage?

The cukes and cream are expecially (as my neighbor says) good as a side dish with red meat - grilled hamburgers or steaks.

I had some cookies for a snack..i no its not healthy lol

Rob wrote:

The cukes and cream are expecially (as my neighbor says) good as a side dish with red meat - grilled hamburgers or steaks.

I like just about anything that comes with cucumbers. I discovered in my last job that Hindus love cucumbers, but not what they call "American cucumbers". They say they're too sweet. I tried one of theirs and couldn't tell much of a difference. I asked if they ever pickled them, and the old man looked at me like I had insulted Vishnu himself. Evidentally they don't.

LOL, Larry.

I had homemade Turkey Pot Pie tonight. With cute little designs poked into the crust, of course.

flatbroke wrote:

I asked if they ever pickled them, and the old man looked at me like I had insulted Vishnu himself. Evidentally they don't.

Uh-oh, now you've done it. I hear Vishnu is a real bear when he gets riled up.

Note to self: Don't ask Hindus about pickles.

I had a Little bit of Beans and a Burger

For lunch I had bean soup. For dinner it'll be mostacholi.

I'll have to try that out for the hubby. He has a cast iron stomach. He can eat anything.

flatbroke wrote:

sweetheart wrote:

Same here, kind of. I'm gonna boil some potatoes, then mix them with cream of mushroom soup and sausage, and add a lot of spices. Eat it with some hot rolls. I don't know if the soup has a name or not, I just kind of made it up, but it's tasty, and that's all I care about.

Susie wrote:

I'll have to try that out for the hubby. He has a cast iron stomach. He can eat anything.

flatbroke wrote:

sweetheart wrote:

Same here, kind of. I'm gonna boil some potatoes, then mix them with cream of mushroom soup and sausage, and add a lot of spices. Eat it with some hot rolls. I don't know if the soup has a name or not, I just kind of made it up, but it's tasty, and that's all I care about.

It's pretty tasty. The wife won't go near it, but I like it.

I'm in a Taco Bell mood tonight, but the wife is at work, and I don't like to eat out when she's not here, so I'll probably just pop a couple of corn dogs in the oven and some fries in the deep fryer. I can't eat much salt, so I'm on an onion powder kick. That stuff tastes outstanding on fries, and you can use all you want.

Onion powder is wonderful! I can sneak it into a lot of foods, and my niece and nephews hardly ever know that they're eating onions.

You're lucky you could find some corn dogs that aren't high in sodium! The only ones around here have over 500 mg of sodium in each serving, and that's nearly half the sodium my Mom is supposed to have in an entire DAY.

We're having baked chicken, baked potatoes, green beans and cottage cheese for lunch.