Leftover tea sandwiches:
trout salad on sprouted rye
brie & pepper jam on sprouted rye
curried chicken salad on milk bread
roast beef on milk bread
curried chicken salad open-face on sprouted rye

untasty mango (sad!)

upcoming banana and mandarin oranges

possibly another scone

Did the Japanese set for breakfast today - the yellowtail was fresh and delicious.Ordered some more cinnamon rolls and consumed them with coffee.
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I’m positive that your mango was so much better than mine :-)

Sorry to hear ... mine melted in the mouth like honey ... nutritious value what's important! ;)

Leftover Red king crab legs, sigh-spritzed with lemon due to age
curried chicken salad
sprouted seeded rye toast with butter
Tepid fridge-dispensed water
coffee with oat milk to complete meal because I didn’t feel like drinking it during the meal


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ham and cheese sandwiches

I'm going to try this tonight for dinner.

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I passed on the Japanese breakfast set this morning which was with grilled salmon (wife & kids had it), and instead ordered feta cheese omelette with accompaniments!
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Dinner was uneventful with vegetable minestrone soup with basil pesto and croutons, Veal Piccata on glazed carrot and balsamic jus & Tiramisu cake. Lunch was great with grilled eggplants with basil Lasagna with beef ragout bechamel and Parmesan, Vanilla Bocconotti:
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While playing Switch and video-chatting with a classmate:
sparkling water
raspberries
activia vanilla yogurt (partially spoon-fed)

This was absolutely delicious. The salad was way too hot and I love chilli, but the chicken was sublime. And it comes out with that pretty yellow from the turmeric. A really easy marinade and definitely takes me back to Thai street vendors.

Both recipes look very good. Your comment about the chili reminded me of when I took a cooking class in Thailand. We made perhaps 5-6 dishes and then ate them. Delicious. They gave us the recipes to bring home. A couple months later I had maybe a 3rd or 4th date with someone and suggested we try cooking a few of the recipes. Almost everything was so incredibly spicy, and the soup was so hot it was inedible...and I love spicy food. Bottom line, I ruined a dinner date, but am now married to her anyway :).

A toasted English muffin (with Irish butter :D), a couple of hard boiled eggs, and a handful of blueberries.

Seeded sprouted rye toast with Brie & cherry jam

Leftover ham and hash brown casserole.

The hard part for me is getting cilantro roots - even the farmers market usually has cut them off :confused::(
Ahh....too hot - on the street in Thailand they usually ask if you want 1, 2 or 3 chilis as they make your som tum;)