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Sunday Dinner! (by MrWalkSoftly)

 Roachvaliek 
21-May-17 7:28 pm
Since its just me and my grandmother, I don't really cook a Sunday dinner often. But on religious holidays and thanksgiving, I cook for the whole family.
But, our religion is very important to us, so we still go to Mass every Sunday at the basilica.

 

 

 
 
 megsy89 (7)      (34 / F-MF / South Carolina)
21-May-17 7:32 pm
Pot Roast with tators an carrots
That was moms Sunday meal, of course, growin up in a pastors house, we had to throw dinner in early so it'd cook all day while we were at the church.
It was also a throwback to my dads childhood, they always ahd roast and all the fixins every Sunday during his childhood at his grandparents house.

 

 

 
 
 MrWalkSoftly (16)     (58 / M-F / Louisiana)
21-May-17 7:51 pm
Since its just me and my grandmother, I don't really cook a Sunday dinner often. But on religious holidays and thanksgiving, I cook for the whole family.
But, our religion is very important to us, so we still go to Mass every Sunday at the basilica.
It's just me and I hate cooking big...but when I do, it's something like today that I can eat on for several days.

 

 

 
 
 MrWalkSoftly (16)     (58 / M-F / Louisiana)
21-May-17 7:52 pm
Pot Roast with tators an carrots
That was moms Sunday meal, of course, growin up in a pastors house, we had to throw dinner in early so it'd cook all day while we were at the church.
It was also a throwback to my dads childhood, they always ahd roast and all the fixins every Sunday during his childhood at his grandparents house.
If I remember correctly, my mom would do alot of stuff the day before

 

 

 
 
 junderhood (Banned)
21-May-17 8:47 pm
In the summer id no drought we would often have fish fry too

 

 

 
 
 Roachvaliek 
21-May-17 8:54 pm
@MrWalkSoftly: I love cooking big. Its where I shine. But, there's just no reason. A pot of chili or a meatloaf suffices for us. Even then it lasts two days, lol.

 

 

 
 
 Roachvaliek 
21-May-17 9:31 pm
@junderhood: Love that! Catholics love a fish fry-day. Lol

 

 

 
 
 Critter1211 (11)       (49 / F-MF / Tennessee)
21-May-17 9:56 pm
@MrWalkSoftly: so yummy

 

 

 
 
 megsy89 (7)      (34 / F-MF / South Carolina)
21-May-17 9:58 pm
@MrWalkSoftly: right? Now that we're older, mom doesn't do big spreads unless it's thanksgiving, Christmas or Easter

 

 

 
 
 MrWalkSoftly (16)     (58 / M-F / Louisiana)
21-May-17 9:58 pm
@MrWalkSoftly: so yummy
The chicken n sketti was....woooooo I'm full

 

 

 
 
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