Some people plan a menu for the week or month. some just wing it. How do you decide what you are going to make?
How do you decide what to make for dinner?
04/15/2012
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I usually ask my boyfriend what h wants, but I always get the same answer of 'whatever you want to cook' so I just open the pantry and see what jumps at me and cook it.
04/15/2012
Right before I go grocery shopping, I plan all my meals that will be between that trip and the next. Sometimes changes happen though.
04/15/2012
I try to plan ahead... but usually we'll get a few meals at the store then wing it on what to make. We don't usually have a set menu in mind.
04/15/2012
Mainly just look in the cabinet!
04/16/2012
I just raid the cupboard. My girlfriend's family makes a plan for dinners through the week and goes grocery shopping based on that, which usually works better than my plan.
04/16/2012
Whatever I feel like making coupled with asking my husband if he's in the mood for anything specific.
04/16/2012
Because of my work schedule, I tend to make whatever is in the cabinets. But when I can plan during my shopping I usually have a few things in advance to make.
04/16/2012
My girlfriend and I plan what we are going to eat for the week ahead of time. This makes it a lot easier to know what we are having and how long to expect it to take. We are too busy to run to the store more than once a week.
05/08/2012
We generally plan a week in advance, altho some days can be negotiable or switched around depending on what happens.
05/11/2012
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College student I wing it
Originally posted by
Secret Pleasure
Some people plan a menu for the week or month. some just wing it. How do you decide what you are going to make?
05/11/2012
My fiance and I generally wing it as well. We don't plan meals at all, unless it's something we intentionally discuss wanting to try. I have a general idea of a good amount of foods we both like so I can do the grocery shopping, plus I keep "staples" like chicken breast, garlic, olive oil, soup, bread, sliced cheese, fresh veggies, and such for easy meals and improvising. Grilled cheese is our favorite "we don't feel like cooking and we're starving right now" meal. We've also designed our own chicken alfredo casserole, which turned out really great!
05/14/2012
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