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What's for Dinner

Aaron decided he wanted to do a Whole30 for September. Because of that, dinners have been kind of interesting the past 2 weeks. I told him I was totally on board for dinners, and though I'm not going full on Whole30, I am trying to curb my sugar addiction!

Aaron has been doing most of the cooking, which is why I don't have a lot of links, and he likes pretty simple food, but this is a sample of what we've been eating!

* chicken & green beans (chicken w/ salt, pepper, garlic powder)
* tuna steaks & green beans
* lamb w/ vegetables (sweet potatoes, asparagus)
* ribs & broccoli
* rosemary chicken & sweet potatoes w/ garlic
* grilled salmon & avocado salsa
* balsamic pork chops, caramelized onions and garlic fries

I'll do a full re-cap of his experience (or maybe I'll make him write one!) at the end of the month.


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  1. Heather NelsenSeptember 16, 2014 at 5:24 AM

    Dang! I'm impressed! This looks like a restaurant menu! I think he most definitely needs to write a post! ;)

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