So what's for dinner tonight? SM

I was privileged to be a guest at the first night of Hanukkah last year, and we had latkes and doughnuts, it was all about the oil.

For the life of me I can't remember what we had the second night.

I was in the Bay Area of SF and I'll swear all I did was eat the whole time I was there. And it was all wonderful. My friend is the best cook I've ever seen.

• Happy Hanukkah to all the Jewish MTs out there! nm - MT
  • Good and easy latkes! - FlygirlMT
  • So what's for dinner tonight? SM - Becky
    • Latkas and kosher hot dogs. - nm
      • Yummmmmm. nm - justme2
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We are having pasta with steamed veggies and parmesan cheese, salad, garlic bread.  Vanilla ice cream with fresh strawberries for dessert.  MMMMM

Kids visited friends and got fed. Hubby works the night shift and wasn't hungry. He said he'd make something for himself later. I made myself a sandwich.

Doesn't get any better than this! 

Im hungry already!!

Everyone is gone!  I've had a chicken sandwich and I'm getting my weekend work done so I can have some time off when everyone is home.

Chili, salad, cornbread. 

?

Tonight we are having one of our traditional comfort foods:  Pasta and Prego (hey, it's pretty good!), a huge salad, garlic bread and hopefully dessert if I can get hubby to run out and get it.. heh.

I am looking for a good pot roast recipe for the crock pot.  I know I can Google one but I remember there are a lot of good cooks on this board. (Haven't been here in a while.)  We plan to use the leftover beef for shredded beef tacos the next day.. which my son, home from college for a couple of weeks, has been craving.

Anything will be appreciated!  Thanks.

I know a lot of y'all don't like Wal-Mart, but they had some angus burgers with bacon and cheddar.  Just thaw and plop on the ole George Foreman grill, fries and a salad.  YUM.  Other flavors too, mushroom & swiss is quite tasty, also. 

your spouse or significant other at a nice restaraunt?  That is what your gift should be or a little more depending on if it is a family member.  So, if you go to a very nice restaraunt and spend $70 for dinner for the two of you, including drinks, than the gift should be about that as they are providing you with a dinner at the wedding, right?

It may be off base, but that is how I figure it.  If it is a family member, I usually will give $100 or more.