Dinner Ideas

... the tickets. Anyone have any ideas for me? i don't really... Springs day, a special resort dinner, or resort activities like movie...

... I have no idea what dinner will be. Since John is... him decide. I give him ideas, and he does what he...

... tour/tasting. -If you need dinner ideas in Hammersmith, some of my...

Friday’s intentions Kick around some dinner ideas for the weekend. May make ...

I started to get dinner ideas from people on Instagram. A bunch of people on there post videos of recipes that don’t take a lot of time and effort and are kid approved. My favorites are ApplesauceandADHD, cookinginthemidwest, and mamajrae.

... brunch at Sisteria near hotel, dinner at Ferry Building - do..., lunch suggestions post trip? No dinner ideas bc I am unsure what... at Yank Sing, again no dinner plans yet I definitely want...

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I’ve been a vegetarian my entire life, and at some point the constant “sweet potato falafel carrot tofu chickpea vegetable skillet baked air fried mushroom curry” just sounds so unappetizing after trying it 6 times. I need some meatless recipes that are just straight sickeningly delicious and unhealthy. Give me carbs, give me unimaginable amounts of sodium, i do not care. I need some good food in my life for once, please !! PS. Don’t try and recommend I start eating meat to “expand my world” lol i actually physically can’t because of a medical condition. Thank you everyone!! submitted by /u/yourfavoriteslayer to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

I’m trying to really impress this girl as I’ve talked up my cooking skills before, and I don’t want to underwhelm the expectation I’ve set. I’m a pretty solid cook, but she has some dietary restrictions that made me forget every recipe I know or whether they meet those restrictions or not 😂 Here’s what she sent me for her restrictions: “Cucumber if it's a little bit like chopped up in a pasta dish. (I think she meant she can have some cucumber, but not a lot. I would probably avoid just in case.) Apples If a dish has apple juice in it. Carrots I can usually just pick around these. Olives I can have in small amounts. Eggs I usually eat these anyways, as long as I don't eat too much I'm fine. Dairy I can have stuff with dairy in it usually like coffee and I can eat cheese (most of the time) but I can[t?] drink milk on its own. Sometimes I get sick with dairy in things but it's kind of Russian roulette. (I’ll probably avoid dairy all together) Nuts (almonds, etc) Tree nuts are fine, peanut oil is usually fine. Cannot have: Coconut Crab (not sure if this extends to all shellfish, probably going to avoid shellfish just in case)” Any ideas of what I can cook? If I can’t figure out something more impressive, I’ll probably just go with steak, potatoes, and some veggies, but that seems kinda basic and I want to make a good impression. It’s usually my go to, but I think it would be fun to step a little outside of my comfort zone for this and do something a little more impressive. Thanks in advance for any help! *Update for those who care* Thanks for all the advice from those who were inclined! I think I was just overthinking it, and a lot of people suggested just sticking to what I’m comfortable with for a first meal. I’m gonna do just that! I’m gonna do shrimp and steak with potatoes and Brussel sprouts. I did confirm the allergy to crab does not extend to all shell fish. She said she’s super excited for it! To those claiming she’s just being picky, or that these are too high of expectations or whatever, y’all are the reason people with allergies gotta bring their own dish to dinner parties. Even if she was just picky, why would I make something she doesn’t wanna eat? 😂 Now if anyone has a recipe for a good cocktail sauce and maybe a pan sauce for the steak, please hit me with em! Thanks again for all of the actual advice lol submitted by /u/Eastern_Salamander_8 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

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I am so exhausted and trying to meal plan for the week. Going grocery shopping in an hour and all I have on my list is eggs and milk. Give me all your favorite easy, quick and cheap dinner ideas that are baby/young toddler friendly please. submitted by /u/gardengnomebaby to r/DinnerIdeas [link] [comments]

DO NOT trust those instagram videos bro. It would’ve been great if it actually made the pasta cook. Just boil the noodles 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ (recipe consisted of Italian spices, spinach, whipping cream, tomato paste, cherry tomatoes and onions) submitted by /u/AwkwardPlankton3712 to r/DinnerIdeas [link] [comments]