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How long does it normally take you to make dinner?
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an hour or so most days.
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An hour or so. If I'm just grilling fish and making a salad, it's super fast.
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Lately, we've been taking advantage of the good weather by way of firing up the Weber whenever possible. With that in mind, I usually go from mise to table in about 45-60 minutes. If I'm making a really special meal inside (generally the only time I cook a real meal instead of my wife), I can easily spend 2-3 hours, not including marinating, oven drying, and overnight preps. Those meals happen less than once a month, however.
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Around 30 to 40 minutes most days. Rarely more, sometimes less.
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About an hour. Best thing you can do is wash dishes, pots, pans, cutting boards, etc, as you are cooking.Originally Posted by javyn
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The only real meal I can do faster is pasta, which takes about 30 minutes.
Anything involving some kind of protein plus a separate carb, 1 hour....
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