what should i do for supper?
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get chicken breasts, flour them, add garlic and pepper.  Add oil to a pan about 1/2", heat on med and fry or for healthy you can bake at 350 for 20 mins.  yummy and fast~
780353
Have a steak and a salad?
823301
To eat?  Honey, syrup, milk, molasses, etc\n\nMike
640256
You must act fast with a peace offering. Send over some crack or a color tv. If you can't do that try sending a gift certificate for KFC. They might like that better as people moving in don't have time to cook.  \nThen the next day tell them you're one of Jemima's Witnesses and offer them some pancakes.\n\nP.S. For those of you who can't tell; THIS IS SARCASM!!
904955
Maybe some Arby's for lunch,\ngo to McDonald's and mix fruitopia and sprite to get frite punch\n\nMaybe some Quizno's for subs that are toasted\nBut then there's DQ for some burgers that are broasted
639907
fat juicy steak for my tea tonight
972968
English Teatime is not a full dinner.  Think of snacks plus tea.  Things like crumpets and light sandwiches are served.
696873
Your meal traditions sound yummy!\nWe always have vegetable soup and cornbread Christmas Eve, with finger foods to go along.\nChristmas day, baked ham, broccoli casserole, and cranberry relish.
890753
Take your friend to dinner. Do something nice. Your friend did something nice for you, so it only makes sense. :)
902103
Melt haggen das ice cream in the microwave and drink it. Or just eat it a lot
911418
Good for you 'old coots' and I hope you enjoy the gift certificate.  You'll actually enjoy it.  Cloth napkins, fancy dishes, it's all good.  Just remember your manner...help your new lady with her chair and her coat...and order your most favorite dish.  A country boy like yourself can probably find a good steak on the menu...you can splurge on desserts...and a bottle of wine if you prefer.  Won't it be fun to dine in and not worry about the check.  Be sure to write a thank you note to the person who gave you the gift certificate and you've got the rest of your life to dine at BK.  Jazz up your clothing for the event (no overalls), help your new bride with the door and be whomever you want to be for the evening.  Just be sure you save some energy for the fun you'll have when you return home.  Enjoy....and good luck.
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Hmm...\n\nYou can bring a nice bottle of wine or sparkling cider, a nice centerpiece, or a bouquet of flowers. Or, you can bring some gourmet coffee for after dinner (with either liqueur or flavored syrup!) to go with the pie. \n\nYou can also offer to make part of the dinner (if you're comfortable with that!).\n\nDon't forget to offer to help wash dishes after dinner. :) :) \n\nGood luck!
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I quite like FatherMartin's answer so I'm going to claim it was my idea and simply go with that. Done. (joke)\n\nI really did like his answer though... OK, first of all, I'm not having a last supper. I'm having a last brunch. Make it all nice and sunny and cheery to keep everyone assembled in a positive, upbeat mood. I'd serve a wide-ranging buffet of hot and cold breakfast stuff, the more filling, the better. Oh, and plenty of fresh fruit. As for beverages, only tea would be served (I would not invite any of those infernal coffee drinkers) as a hot drink. Otherwise there would be a variety of fruit juices and bottled water. OK, milk for the kiddies to make cereal with since they don't appreciate a proper, hearty breakfast. Right, and some booze available for those who need the comfort of alcohol as they contemplate my impending demise. I won't imbibe, as I wish to be clear-headed when I'm heading off to the gallows.\n\nEntertainment would mainly involve a really good playlist of my favourite music (details to be provided elsewhere). I might ask my little brother to reunite his college band and have them play a wee show... assuming his bandmates are still alive and/or not serving time in prison. (joke) I would also give a parting speech which would be equal parts poignant (oh, I can do this, believe me) and humourous (I'm far funnier outside of YA, especially in real life, and I've yet to figure out why I'm so comparatively serious and intense in here). The desired effect would be to leave my assembled guests laughing and crying, but mostly laughing. I would of course add a disclaimer to the effect that anything I said had absolutely nothing to do with me! (that one's for Patz)\n\nOK, so finally, who would be there? The guest list is the key to this whole endeavour, isn't it? I've thought about this and decided I wouldn't restrict it to close friends and family only. They would get the best seats, of course. As this would be my swansong, I'd want some representatives of my past, both friend and foe alike. Weird, I know. I'd also want some exes, believe it or not. I've never been married but there are a few ex-girlfriends (at least two of whom could have been Mrs. MacSteed) who I'd feel honoured to have in attendance. I think this is because I'd like to see them again after so long. I'd want to reassure them that they made the right choice (it wasn't me) and I'd like to thank them for ever having loved me. Sad, I know, but if I'm to take your premise seriously and answer honestly, this is something I'd like to do. I'd also like to have some representatives of the (print only) media on hand, perhaps an historian, as well, so that the event could be remembered and recorded in some way. Strange request for such a private man, I know. Anyway, I think that basically covers the guest list... aside from sending invitations to a select few from YA, of course (and yes, I'm saying this in order to win the vote and add 10 points to my totals). ;)
623071
how bout grilled steak with some steamed veggies and baked potatoe
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I'm sure almost anything you decide to bring will be enjoyed by all.  I would probably bring something not too heavy (and easy to make) like deviled eggs.  Maybe you could make/bring some sort of dip and crackers to go along with the dip.  It's nice to have a variety of food at Thanksgiving.  Enjoy your holiday!
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Try getting a sampler plate of traditional greek and turkish food (both are fairly similar with key differences)  Ask the resteraunt if you can order a little of everything.  They should be able to cut you a deal.  Particularly cool if you want to do it in traditional greek style and rather then have it plated for you you have it all laid in serving dishes on the table and pass it around thanksgiving style.  This encourages communication and socialization in a time that, in American tradition, is normally kinda quiet.
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Yes, anything steamed with lots of vegetables and without sauce.  Either all vegetables or veggies with chicken would be good.  If they have brown rice, ask for it, otherwise go light on the white rice.  (Skip the fried rice all together.)\n\nFor a starter, a clear broth soup or steamed vegetable dumplings.