Figure 1. Thanksgiving spread. Check out this post for the details on what we ate.
Figure 2. Saturday night's dinner: salmon paprika (I cook mine in a pan, 4 minutes on each side on medium-high heat. This is a great stand-by salmon recipe with a solid 8/10 tastiness rating), a warm spinach and broccoli salad (the boyfriend even raved about this and we finished off the entire bowl in one sitting; 9/10), and leftover roasted butternut squash.
Figure 3. Out of the oven: skinny tuna noodle casserole.
Figure 4. Sunday night's dinner: skinny tuna noodle casserole (this casserole took my back to my tuna helper days and I loved every moment of it!; 9/10) alongside my another favorite standby, a lemony arugula salad (7/10).
oh gosh that salmon looks amazing! I hope you had a wonderful break.
ReplyDeleteThanksgiving looked amazing, and is it bad that my eyes were instantly drawn to the huge bowl of [what I think are] mashed potatoes? Swooooon. Hope your post holiday week is off to a great start :)
ReplyDeleteyes, you got it. a huge vat of mashed potatoes!
DeleteI can't wait to check out the post with everything you ate - your table looks amazing! I want to try that tuna casserole (without the tuna, obvs) - it looks so comfort foody...:)
ReplyDeleteit is great comfort food even without the tuna!
DeleteI hope you had a great Thanksgiving! I was jealous of you Americans and your turkey-induced happiness ;)
ReplyDeletehaha i certainly do have turkey induced happiness!
DeleteMmmmm everything sounds great! I love the looks of that salmon!
ReplyDeleteI love the pumpkin (or apple?) cookie cutters on each plate! I wish I did something creative like that, but we were too busy to even make paper nametags. Whoopppsss :)
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