Sentences with phrase «like coming to dinner»
Even during everyday things like coming to dinner and having her bath.
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In seasons one and two, they were like, «Hey, you want to come over for Thanksgiving dinner?»
A tuxedo is something you probably won't wear regularly, but when the time comes, you want to look like you belong at the dinner party, not the office.
So people liked to come and see what the rich and powerful did, and in the cases where two or more religious authorities were having dinner, the people like to listen in on their conversation.
If, to use one of Jesus own analogies, the coming of the kingdom is like the start of a grand dinner party, then Jesus wants his followers to be like gracious hosts welcoming the guests.
We came home and I whipped this together, had a nice dinner, played with the dogs (my dogs missed me like crazy) and went to bed.
When it seems like there's no time to make dinner, chances are that there's time to prepare this 15 - minute sauce, which comes together with plenty of nutty Parmesan cheese.
So with friends coming to dinner this weekend, it seemed like an appropriate time to hopefully give them a real treat!
This actually came quite close to being my thanksgiving entrée, but it has mushrooms and our dinner guest doesn't really like them.
I've long been a fan of Asian style noodle soups as a light, quick dinner option (like laksa or udon noodle soup) so when I came across a recipe for a Chinese noodle soup I knew it would make an excellent addition to my dinner rotation.
● Melt butter in hot milk ● Add to yeast mixture ● Add flour 1 cup at a time until comes away from sides of the bowl ● Knead until soft and smooth ● Let sit (it says 5 - 6 minutes but I left it for 15 minutes ● Shape dough by forming a 12X8 rectagle and fold / roll and pinch the dough up on it's self lengthwise ● Butter and sprinkle cornmeal on a cookie sheet ● Place dough on sheet let double (I left mine for about 2 hours since I went to dinner but the directions say 50 - 60 minutes, but more times means more air which I like) ● Bake in preheated oven at 425F for 30 - 40 minutes.
I don't like the idea of someone coming to visit looking for something for dinner and not being able to access the recipe.
Casseroles scream comfort to me — this looks absolutely delicious and like it'd make an awesome dinner to come home to and have reheated as lunch the next day.
Are you like us and are extremely indecisive when it comes to dinner when there are no plans?
Whenever they come to town he likes to choose what I make for dinner then I wow him with a dessert of my choosing.
This cookbook might be worth exploring to see if I can come up with some veggie dinner entrees everyone would like.
I was one half of the «sweetest couple» that came over to Jen's house for dinner last night and I felt like my hands were always reaching into the cheddar cheese biscuit bowl.
I once had a mother call to say that, although both of her twins were meant to come to my house for dinner, one of them had decided not to come because (and you'll love this), «she doesn't like the food in your house.»
The inspiration for this recipe came from an urge to create a super quick and easy dinner for PICKY kids (like the kids I babysit.).
In the end, I decide to make a very untraditional savoury pancake (I'm not calling it okonomiyake as it's really nothing like the traditional version) and ended up with something that was quite impressive in its simplicity — lovely fresh, clean flavours, loads of veggies and delicious pesto on top, these pancakes come together really quickly to make a delicious and healthy breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Anyways, my vegan friend invited me over for dinner tonight, and I never like to come empty handed.
Sometimes you have to recreate a childhood classic, this is my favourite recipe to make for when children come to dinner because who doesn't like crispy chicken!
But when it comes to dinners and savoury dishes it's often overlooked in favour of saltier, sauce friendly alternatives like soy sauce, mustard and spices.
Double the ingredients if you wish to make this for a larger party or, say, 5 or more friends who are more cautious than carefree when it comes to dessert after a hefty dinner of pot stickers and the likes on a Saturday night.
But when it comes to dinner time chaos, I feel like NO LIFE HACK ever really helps.
Folks today I would like to share with you what is sure to be my go - to pasta salad this summer for all the pot - lucks, BBQs and patio dinners that are sure to come up.
One of my grown sons is gluten intolerant and I like to be able to make a treat for him when he comes for dinner:) Gorgeous little tarts — love the citrus in that yummy jam.
I liked that the 4 main meals weren't scheduled for specific days so I didn't have to worry about wasting food if other plans came up for lunch or dinner.
I make a batch of something that will last me (and sometimes Dave if he comes over to eat) for most of my dinners throughout the week and the rest of my meals consist of things like PB toast, smoothies, quick sandwiches or wraps and cereal / oatmeal.
Just like the handyman's home is always in need of repair, 2 - 3 days a week I can usually be found rummaging around the fridge and pantry at 4 pm trying to come up with something for dinner (thank goodness for permanent spaghetti and pizza nights!)
This is one of go - to quick desserts if somebody comes over for dinner at the last minute or I feel like a quick treat.
My family likes chicken enchiladas as much as the next Mexican food - loving family, but I wanted to come up with another meatless dinner idea that was still full of protein and fiber.
When people come to dinner at my place I like to have a home - made dip ready to serve with drinks.
However, because he travels out of the country quite often for work to places like Ireland, Spain and Germany, dinners with his colleagues don't always come «meat free».
So when Matt emailed me at the end of the day on Friday saying «How would you like it if I came home, swept you off your feet, and took you to a nice dinner for two at a restaurant of your choice?»
«There's kind of some awkward (questions like), «If we come to town, will she be there for dinner?»
I like to watch those shows where the mom has this amazing pot roast ready when everyone comes home for dinner.
when I went to college he wrote out a bunch of family recipes for me, like my grandmother's gravy (red sauce), and has come up to boston to hang out and make dinner together.
When daddy comes home from work sometimes we like to have dinner as a picnic rather than at home.
Food rule # 4 is all about making all meal times social and beautiful, ala setting the table like royalty is coming to dinner and really making every meal meaningful.
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Having a pre-prepared item like a pie, bake or stew, that you may have made the day before your fast, is a great way to prepare dinner without cooking and working through the inevitable pangs of hunger that come with smelling and seeing food being prepared.
It's a day to treat Dad like the king of his castle and if Dad's dream dinner is a big fat juicy burger, you've come to the right place.
The general presumption when it comes to dieting is that you should eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper.
Opting for roasted vegetables over salad might sound like a more natural choice when it comes to lunch or dinner, but the same seasonal temperature shift applies to smoothies too.
We also know that on days like this, you just want to come home and eat a quick dinner and relax... and with technology you can order a pizza with just a few swipes on your phone.
You're exactly like my husband and while he's about to crash right after dinner, he suddenly becomes obnoxiously peppy come 9 - 10 pm.
We'll get each other something small and go to a dinner to celebrate but other than that we like to look back and reflect on how far we've come and what is yet to come.
Aside from doing the necessary things like grocery shopping and going to the gym, I did also get a bit of time to cook, dabble in an art project that is coming along nicely, attend a friend's engagement dinner, and explore the city.
I had no intentions in sharing our salmon dinner with you because I didn't like the pics — #foodbloggerproblems — but the next day I felt all better, and once the tacos came to mind, I had my camera all up in their face.