What's for dinner? -- 2022 onwards
#1952
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Northeast Kansas | Colorado Native
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Stopped by PepperJax for dinner this evening and got a steak philly with onions, peppers, mushrooms and jalapenos. I also ordered a side of french fries. Haven't eaten here since 2019 and it was just as good as I remember.
#1953
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: San Francisco
Programs: GM on VX, UA, AA, HA, AS, SY; Budget Fastbreak; GM with hotels; Waymo; Honda crv; iOS
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House of Prime Rib, SF:
iced tea
house of prime rib cut topped with au jus
included: salad; loaded baked potato; creamed corn; Yorkshire pudding
Note - I ate only the salad, meat, au jus, and Yorkshire pudding. Potato & corn in a to-go bag
extra helping (seconds) - included mashed with gravy and creamed spinach, which I ate in full





iced tea
house of prime rib cut topped with au jus
included: salad; loaded baked potato; creamed corn; Yorkshire pudding
Note - I ate only the salad, meat, au jus, and Yorkshire pudding. Potato & corn in a to-go bag
extra helping (seconds) - included mashed with gravy and creamed spinach, which I ate in full





#1954




Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: SFO
Programs: AY Gold, HH Diamond
Posts: 8,618
House of Prime Rib, SF:
iced tea
house of prime rib cut topped with au jus
included: salad; loaded baked potato; creamed corn; Yorkshire pudding
Note - I ate only the salad, meat, au jus, and Yorkshire pudding. Potato & corn in a to-go bag
extra helping (seconds) - included mashed with gravy and creamed spinach, which I ate in full
iced tea
house of prime rib cut topped with au jus
included: salad; loaded baked potato; creamed corn; Yorkshire pudding
Note - I ate only the salad, meat, au jus, and Yorkshire pudding. Potato & corn in a to-go bag
extra helping (seconds) - included mashed with gravy and creamed spinach, which I ate in full
#1956
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: About 45 miles NW of MCO
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#1957
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: TOA
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It was. I'd leftover egg salad from the deli as well as earlier cooked potatoes. Made a potato salad with some diced up homemade pickles and mayo. Decided not to try and intermix the two salads but simply combine in a toasted tortilla. A bit messy but good.
David
David
#1958
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Redondo Beach, Ca
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I always put hard boiled eggs in my potato salad so sounds perfectly normal to me.
#1959
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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And to be thrifty as well as avoid food waste.
David
#1964
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: About 45 miles NW of MCO
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Last night:
I grilled a 3# tri-tip. The father in law is watching sodium so I seasoned with garlic and herb Dash. I liked the result.
I served the sliced beef on “everything” rolls. They were a hit.
But …..
my two sides went over like a lead balloon.
1 the couscous was a little dry. I added chopped dried apricot and sauted green onion and red bell pepper. I could have tripled the amount. And maybe another quarter cup of chicken broth.
2 sauted cabbage with chopped apple and onion. Cooked with red wine vinegar and red wine. I thought it was delicious. Mrs BV was not impressed. My father in law is happy with any meal he doesn’t have to cook himself, so I never know how much to believe him.
I grilled a 3# tri-tip. The father in law is watching sodium so I seasoned with garlic and herb Dash. I liked the result.
I served the sliced beef on “everything” rolls. They were a hit.
But …..
my two sides went over like a lead balloon.
1 the couscous was a little dry. I added chopped dried apricot and sauted green onion and red bell pepper. I could have tripled the amount. And maybe another quarter cup of chicken broth.
2 sauted cabbage with chopped apple and onion. Cooked with red wine vinegar and red wine. I thought it was delicious. Mrs BV was not impressed. My father in law is happy with any meal he doesn’t have to cook himself, so I never know how much to believe him.
#1965
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Northeast Kansas | Colorado Native
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Posts: 22,651
Busy few days in NYC for SoupDO, BRT and WineDO.
Friday -- La Bonne Soupe


Saturday --
Pizza at L&B in Brooklyn

Sunday --
Dinner at the Washington Hotel in North Square. Rack of Lamb and a Salmon Tartare.

Friday -- La Bonne Soupe


Saturday --
Pizza at L&B in Brooklyn

Sunday --
Dinner at the Washington Hotel in North Square. Rack of Lamb and a Salmon Tartare.


