Julie's Journal
Good girls have diaries... Bad girls have blogs!I had the chance to try out the Romano’s Macaroni Grill Restaurant Favorites and you know what? They are pretty good. I normally don’t like these types of box dinners, but this one was full of flavor and really delicious. We had the Creamy Basil Parmesan Chicken & Pasta. Included in the box is, Linguine pasta, grated Parmesan & Romano Cheeses, Basil & Cheese Seasoning, creamy sauce, and sun dried tomatoes. All you need to add is the boneless skinless chicken breast. My husband and boys inhaled it, LOL!
They currently have 4 flavors that are sure to suit your taste buds.
- Garlic & Herb Chicken Penne
- Creamy Basil Parmesan Chicken & Pasta
- Chicken Alfredo with Linguine
- Chicken Marsala with Linguine
If you go to their site you can print out a $1 off coupon or you can enter my contest where I am giving away three What’s For Dinner gift baskets that include a sample of the Creamy Basil Parmesan Chicken Pasta variety, three coupons for you to try the other varieties the next time you visit your local grocer, a colander, serving spoon and cheese grater, like the one pictured below.
All you need to do is leave a comment on this post answering one of the following questions:
- How often to you eat dinner together as a family?
- What is your biggest struggle with preparing dinner for your family?
- What is your favorite thing to talk about with your family at the dinner table?
This contest will run for one week, ending April 21, 2009 at 12:00PM PST. I will pick three winners randomly from my comments to win a What’s For Dinner gift basket (shown above). U.S. residence only. Have fun and enjoy!
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Yum! I had no idea that they have these. I will have to print the coupon for sure.
Dave and I have dinner together as a family every single night, except on the rare occasion that one of us goes out with a friend.
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Since my mom moved to the same area where I live, we eat together at least once every day. Right now we’re both doing a lot of menu-planning.
Probably the biggest struggle we have is making sure all our meals are balanced, and that everything is finished at the same time.
But we love eating together. Usually we talk about our plans, or the day’s events, or what we’re going to do for our next meal. 
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Donna on 14 April, 2009 at 9:21 pm
My biggest issue…is how much to prepare. Lately…I suck at making ENOUGH.
and YES…when I cook we eat as a family. And we discuss school and movies and CSI. LOL
I’ve been wanting to try these. Great prize. We eat dinner together every night, unless my daughter is working. My biggest struggle is figuring out what to make. We talk about everything, nothing is sacred.
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My biggest challenge is trying to come up with new healthy different meals instead of using the same ones over and over.
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I used to feed Riley first, then me & the hubby would eat dinner. Now that Riley’s a bit older & eating more solids, I try to time it properly for the 3 of us to eat dinner together every single night. Hopefully, we can keep this up even when he’s a crazy teeny bopper. 
My biggest issue…is how much to prepare.I have dinner together as a family every single night,
My biggest struggle is figuring out what to make. We talk about everything, nothing is sacred.
Nice Post..
My biggest issue…is how much to prepare. Lately…I suck at making ENOUGH.
