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What is for dinner?

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I am getting bored in cooking. It’s not because I don’t enjoy it, but because I am running out of ideas and have found myself making the same things over and over. I have seen “what’s for dinner” threads elsewhere, but this one is a little different.

Please post what you are cooking for dinner, and a brief description.
 

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I didn’t realize the pot pie would need half and half, so I made chicken and dumplings instead.

Tonight, I made shrimp scampi (from the freezer section of wal mart) with angel hair pasta and green beans. The boys wouldn’t eat the shrimp, and my middle son wouldn’t eat the green beans. My daughter ate 5 shrimp (that’s a lot for a toddler), a few bites of pasta, and a few green beans.
 
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I’m planning on making navy bean soup tonight.
I don’t have anything planned as of yet. Still thinking about it as it is going to be a very warm day here.
 
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Grilled salmon and mango salsa!
I wish I liked salmon more. My husband loves it but I’m just not crazy about it. I tend to like to eat it in salads more than anything. Maybe I have not found my recipe yet.
 
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I didn’t like lentil the one time I tried it… do different recipes change the flavor of it?
I grew up eating a lot of lentils; they're fabulous if you know how to cook them.

For a beginner, I'd recommend soups, because they blend right in with everything else.

Here are some ideas:
Butternut Pear Red Lentil Soup - Be Naturally Fit (I made a big batch of this and am currently having it for lunches; it's really good)

I am not cooking tonight, but here's what's for dinner next time I cook.
Sesame Tahini Noodles (I'll stir fry and add in some extra veg; probably a mix of capsicum, snow peas, carrots, celery, maybe a bit of red cabbage).

@Michie I don't really like salmon either, but I found a recipe even I find pleasant enough:
 
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I grew up eating a lot of lentils; they're fabulous if you know how to cook them.

For a beginner, I'd recommend soups, because they blend right in with everything else.

Here are some ideas:
Butternut Pear Red Lentil Soup - Be Naturally Fit (I made a big batch of this and am currently having it for lunches; it's really good)

I am not cooking tonight, but here's what's for dinner next time I cook.
Sesame Tahini Noodles (I'll stir fry and add in some extra veg; probably a mix of capsicum, snow peas, carrots, celery, maybe a bit of red cabbage).

@Michie I don't really like salmon either, but I found a recipe even I find pleasant enough:
Thank you @Paidiske! I will let you know when I try that. :)
 
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Tonight it was stir fry from a freezer bag. It was surprisingly good, although the only one of the kids who liked it was my daughter, and she would only eat the chicken out of it.
 
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