Snowed in at home menu:
A traditional but slightly southernized Moroccan chicken tagine with preserved lemon, sweet potatoes, collard greens and a healthy dose of chili, simmered on low heat for 3 hours until the chicken is very tender - yummy!

Dessert is sticky rice with fresh mangos and roasted pineapple, drizzled with coconut cream and sprinkled with toasted coconut and sesame seeds.

Well it sounded nice to me although I must admit I'd probably use bay leaf in a stew instead of the rosemary. Despite having a very vigorous rosemary plant in the garden I can't bring myself to use it in anything as it seems a bit overpowering.

I did put 2 bayleaves in the slow cooker. They're an essential ingredient!

Snowed in so I made an omelet and toast and had some apple pie my Mom gave me. Not a bad day.

I made roasted broccoli and cheddar soup.

Lunch at Vine Sushi in Durham:

- Baby Octopus Salad
- Golden Spider Roll: Soft shell crab, eel, avocado & cucumber,Red caviar in yellow soy paper, eel sauce.

Then a cookie from the Mad Hatter Bakery. It was an iced cookie that looked like a corset. Very cute.

That sounds delicious (all of it)!

We are still snowed in here so no going out for sushi.
My husband and I really love sushi. It's the only kind of food we eat in restaurants a lot but would never attempt to duplicate at home.

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New York/Brooklyn

-Kashi GOLEAN Crunch with strawberries
-Two bottles of Target water
-Walmart potato chips
-A smattering of pulses and vegetables at Bunna Ethiopian
-Ginger, thyme and lime tea
-Navel orange
-Black mulberry juice
-Mozzarella, onion and mushroom omelette with refried beans, avocado and whole wheat bread
-An almond cookie with raspberry preserves

Lunch. Keema rice and chapati.

Bangers and mash, washed down with a pint of Bernard and another pint of Brooklyn IPA.

And now for some Olympic sports TV...

Well, not today but 4 days ago was treated to noodle soup in HK with a side of…fried pig intestines. you may gag but it was really quite good. The intestines I mean.

Sunday Lunch@Hampshire

She wanted a Christmas Lunch so I gave her Roast Turkey and Chestnut Stuffing with Yorkshire Pudding, light sauce and veggies with a bottle of Pecheur.

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Bet it was. Could be found closer to home, pop over to YQB and taste the french traditional Tripe.
;)

A prawn cocktail crisp sandwich

Sometimes simple works just fine.