Chris Scott checks out the salad dressing choices at the German Shepherd Rescue of Central New York's
spaghetti dinner while volunteer Lois Geissel serves the food.
Not exact matches
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The frozen items started thawing in the pan
while I prepared my
dinner, which was a simple sauté of red onion, bell peppers, shredded cabbage and leftover pizza sauce — a cabbage «
spaghetti,» if you will.
Then
while the chicken is resting, purée the seed stock and finish the
spaghetti squash, and you'll have
dinner ready in no time.
OUR «EXHAUSTED - FROM - THE - SUN»
DINNER: Flame - broiled beef burgers for them,
while on our camp stove I cooked up store - bought
spaghetti sauce and added lots of kale and some canned black beans and spooned it over cooked brown rice noodles.
A Bite Inspired by... Rome, Italy: Maintaining a dairy - free diet
while I was in Italy meant that I was eating a lot of
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce for
dinner.
I also made three quarts of
spaghetti sauce, two of which I canned (but the whole thing was such a comedy of errors, I'm off canning for a week or so
while I recover), and one of which I used for our
dinner that night (along with fresh eggplant from the farm and corn on the cob).
The smell of
spaghetti and meatballs filled the school's hallways and several visitors could be seen trying to get to their cars
while carrying plastic grocery bags brimming with
dinner containers.
While I still try to keep the house clean and have some homeade goodies around, I trus the Lord that when the doorbell rings or a car appears in the driveway, I have been chosen to share Christ with that person at that time, dirty laundry and dishes or not:) Also, a little tip I learned years ago is to always keep a 1 lb box of
spaghetti, 2 jars of sauce and 2 loaves of frozen garlic bread on hand for an emergency
dinner prep.