r/dinner • u/marcel_qt • 4h ago
Comfort [Chicken Tikka]
galleryLove this recipe. Comes out delicious every time. Making it weekly for the family with homemade naan and yoghurts
r/dinner • u/marcel_qt • 4h ago
Love this recipe. Comes out delicious every time. Making it weekly for the family with homemade naan and yoghurts
r/dinner • u/johnnyg883 • 7h ago
r/dinner • u/epos_fluffles • 11h ago
So this is some rump steak that I cooked in the air fryer with some steamed tenderstem broccoli and grilled tomatoes with parma ham on top
r/dinner • u/ava_celeste18 • 1h ago
r/dinner • u/DonDaBomb1 • 2h ago
My refrigerator & cabinets are almost empty, I needed dinner. I threw 2 Knorr Buffalo Pasta Sides with sliced onion, pickle & pepper jack cheese. Not too shabby, but not for everyone 😂
r/dinner • u/WorthEveryShot • 1d ago
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r/dinner • u/InternationalHermano • 14h ago
Conventional oven.
r/dinner • u/esotericdiarist • 1d ago
Andres champers with this delicious dinner my fiance made while we watch South Park; Nothing couldn't be better!
r/dinner • u/Organic-Mortgage-323 • 1d ago
r/dinner • u/KimDuckUn • 3h ago
Chicken cooked in crock pot, with a whole bottle of broth, potatoes, carrots and mushrooms. Chicken rested in crockpot for 24 hours in fridge with veggies and broth then cooked.
r/dinner • u/Both_Owl_2393 • 1d ago
Crockpot Italian beef sandwiches with provolone on toasted roll. We had potato salad with them.
r/dinner • u/aliciagreyjoy • 1d ago
2 filets, about 6oz each: Pan seared salmon cooked with olive oil, seared, flip then add garlic (cook about 30’sec). Add the sauce mix (2-3 tbsp honey, 1/8 cup Soy sauce, tbsp lemon juice and a pinch of red pepper flakes)
Quinoa cooked on the stove
roasted Brussels sprouts with olive oil and garlic, salt and pepper added after roasting in the oven at 425 for 20 min (flip halfway through)
I also wanted to show off my Terrifier custom made desk decoration 🪓
r/dinner • u/Adorable-Compote6966 • 1d ago
the fried clams require blanching first and then coating with flour, i didn't get it quite right though, from what i seen online ,this is japanese snack
r/dinner • u/EmbarrassedSimple228 • 20h ago
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r/dinner • u/Technical-Grab1814 • 1d ago
Just salt and vinegar
r/dinner • u/johnnyg883 • 2d ago