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We all know how crazy a weeknight can be, especially if you’re trying to make delicious dinner for you and your family after a long day. I’ve got my own go-to recipes for nights like these, so, what’s your secret?

Tell us your favorite go-to recipe for a week night dinner—it can be a main course, side dish or dessert—and the winner will have their recipe featured on an episode of Mad Hungry TV!

So, if you want LSQ to build a menu around your signature week night dish on an episode of Mad Hungry, then send your name and recipe to madhungrylsq@gmail.com.

Good luck!

To read the official rules, click here.

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  • Pam Forester
    March 14, 2011 at 3:02 pm

    I submitted my dinner recipe several times, but it bounced back. Hopefully you got one of them. LOL

    Cajun Catfish
    Creamed Spinach
    Baked Potatoes

    Thanks!
    Pam

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