Today .... I (we) have been eating ....
Feb 23, 2014 | 10:00 am
#1141
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Yesterday in SoCalif...
Breakfast: a pot of Sumatra with half-cream.
Lunch: assorted leftovers (wedge of crustless zucchini & red pepper quiche made with pastured eggs and cream, chunk of grass-fed strip loin au poivre, few bites of leftover thyme-roasted sprouts and carrots).
Dinner: antipasti-style green salad (chopped romaine/cos tossed with genoa salame, sopressata, peppered turkey, provolone, marinated beets, various olives, marinated artichoke hearts, fresh grape tomatoes, marinated asparagus, fresh scallions, sliced pepperoncini, chickpeas, marinated carrots, splash of Romano-vinaigrette).
Dessert: fresh raspberries with a scoop of plain nonfat Greek yogurt.
Breakfast: a pot of Sumatra with half-cream.
Lunch: assorted leftovers (wedge of crustless zucchini & red pepper quiche made with pastured eggs and cream, chunk of grass-fed strip loin au poivre, few bites of leftover thyme-roasted sprouts and carrots).
Dinner: antipasti-style green salad (chopped romaine/cos tossed with genoa salame, sopressata, peppered turkey, provolone, marinated beets, various olives, marinated artichoke hearts, fresh grape tomatoes, marinated asparagus, fresh scallions, sliced pepperoncini, chickpeas, marinated carrots, splash of Romano-vinaigrette).
Dessert: fresh raspberries with a scoop of plain nonfat Greek yogurt.
Feb 24, 2014 | 10:07 am
#1142
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Dinner:
Chicken simmered in onions/garlic and tomate.
Rice
Salad
Beer.
Chicken simmered in onions/garlic and tomate.
Rice
Salad
Beer.
Feb 24, 2014 | 9:13 pm
#1143
formerly known as Tad's Broiled Steaks
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New York/Edgewater, NJ
-Great Grains/Honey Bunches of Oats cereal with Milk
-Peanut butter with whipped cream and "Boloniya" bread
-Orange
-Negitoro
-Saba shioyaki
-Two shards of whelk
-Tofu and some dried soybeans
-Salmon don
-Pomegranate blueberry juice
-Honey roasted almonds
-Great Grains/Honey Bunches of Oats cereal with Milk
-Peanut butter with whipped cream and "Boloniya" bread
-Orange
-Negitoro
-Saba shioyaki
-Two shards of whelk
-Tofu and some dried soybeans
-Salmon don
-Pomegranate blueberry juice
-Honey roasted almonds
Feb 25, 2014 | 1:53 am
#1144
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Lunch@Hampshire
Fresh bream with herbs, pan roasted charlottes with petit pois and a simple butter lemon sauce. A bottle of Pecheur!
Fresh bream with herbs, pan roasted charlottes with petit pois and a simple butter lemon sauce. A bottle of Pecheur!
Feb 25, 2014 | 3:06 pm
#1145
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Potatoes not good?
poor fishie.
poor fishie.
Feb 25, 2014 | 3:16 pm
#1146
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I took my wife first time in years to Earls for lunch today. A brand new restaurant opened on 130 Avenue SE in Calgary. She's been wanting to go, but I haven't really considered going until this brand new Earls popped up at the local commercial centre.
Sadly to report, my wife was dissappointed with the menu. She liked the atmosphere but prefers other restaurants. It was a nice personal lunch out with her.
Sadly to report, my wife was dissappointed with the menu. She liked the atmosphere but prefers other restaurants. It was a nice personal lunch out with her.
Feb 25, 2014 | 8:36 pm
#1148
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Had a Steam Pot at Fishmonger's in Durham today. Sausage, potatoes, corn on the cob, cole slaw and shrimp with Old Bay Seasoning for only $10.95! Now that's a lunch.
Feb 26, 2014 | 4:19 am
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That looks jolly nice!
What are in those little pots and jar?
:^
What are in those little pots and jar?
:^
Feb 26, 2014 | 7:12 am
#1150
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It was delicious! I felt guilty though because my friends had Po' Boys (sandwiches) and I sat there long after they had finished peeling shrimp after shrimp.
In the jar is Diet Coke (it's a southern thing to have drinks in Mason jars) and the pots are Cole Slaw. I may have asked "who doesn't want their Cole Slaw?" and eaten three servings
In the jar is Diet Coke (it's a southern thing to have drinks in Mason jars) and the pots are Cole Slaw. I may have asked "who doesn't want their Cole Slaw?" and eaten three servings
Feb 26, 2014 | 9:20 am
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When you're using 4 day old biga it's about the bread ... not the topping
I'm looking forward to you and hiddy posting pictures of your pizza^
lunch@hampshire
Toulose sausage and Gnocchetti in fresh tomato sauce with Olive Ciabatta
Last edited by uk1; Feb 26, 2014 at 9:34 am
Feb 26, 2014 | 11:00 am
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Feb 26, 2014 | 12:14 pm
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Going to try a new buffet at Ric's Grill.
Looks like Ric's Grill is a chain. Anyone try their lunch buffet before? Its a steak restaurant, so the sign labelling lunch buffet $15.95 driving down the street perked my interest. Plus if I like it, I can purchase $100 certificates from Costco for $79.99.
Looks like Ric's Grill is a chain. Anyone try their lunch buffet before? Its a steak restaurant, so the sign labelling lunch buffet $15.95 driving down the street perked my interest. Plus if I like it, I can purchase $100 certificates from Costco for $79.99.