What's for dinner?
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An evening of fun fellowship & food .
Photos of some of the meal , sans fruits , ice creams and some others .

Tahu goreng

Dry mee siam

Egg , tau kwa and three layered belly pork

Prawn sambal

Chap chye

Beef sio ? Or another rendang ..

Beef rendang

Chocolate fudge - surprise birthday cake . And yes , from Lana again
Photos of some of the meal , sans fruits , ice creams and some others .

Tahu goreng

Dry mee siam

Egg , tau kwa and three layered belly pork

Prawn sambal

Chap chye

Beef sio ? Or another rendang ..

Beef rendang

Chocolate fudge - surprise birthday cake . And yes , from Lana again
#6138
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#6140

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My first taste, I absolutely hated it, and vowed to never ever eat it again. Over the years, I suppose, when you work and live somewhere, some of the local customs, habits and superstitions rub off on you; I just kept hearing people around saying, "the stuff you eat, you better start eating some stuff to cool you down." So, I sort resorted to, as I had as a kid, pinched my nose and ate my veggies, however much I disliked them. It just strikes me as unfair since all the good tasting stuff seems to heat you up, not cool you down.
I've acquired a taste for it over the many long years, I suppose. However, I still wouldn't sit down and look forward to eating a plate of it, but I was always one of those who naturally never liked the taste of veggies. I read an article or someone tried to posit that I was a supertaster, or something along those lines.
I've acquired a taste for it over the many long years, I suppose. However, I still wouldn't sit down and look forward to eating a plate of it, but I was always one of those who naturally never liked the taste of veggies. I read an article or someone tried to posit that I was a supertaster, or something along those lines.
There are a lot of cooling foods that taste good (assuming done right of course). ma tai ko (I think that's how you spell it... the jelly with the wolfberries and lotus petals in it) is an example... mangosteen... many other sweet fruits...most forms of sashimi that I know of... I agree that there are more "heaty" foods, but it's not too hard to balance out. I like at least partially cooked bitter melon (don't like it raw, but if you stir fry it a bit to retain the crunch it's still good). One version I often get is flat rice noodles with beef and bitter melon in a black bean sauce. BUT you have to get it outside of northern China (I've never tried the stir fried beef in central or southern China outside of HK)... the reason I say that is the beef (or how they prepare it) up there just sucks. If you've had "beef hor fun" or the black bean version outside of China and compare it to the northern part, BIG difference.
tau yu ba! I haven't had this in years... now you're giving me ideas. The only problem is that you can't make just a one person portion. This is like a 4-6 person dish.
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Dinner last night... yogurt and blueberries followed baked chicken with carrots... and some homemade hummus
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Up until a year ago, my daughter didnt know they sold ready made hummus at the grocery store. She has been making it for at least 10 years.
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For Sf Costco Ive seen pork belly in the 3 refrigerated cases that are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the case that has all the cow meat. These 3 cases have display shifts so the pork is there at different times and usually closest to the Candy / sweets (is closer to SCO than to the prepared food refrigerated shelves).
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Spinach and ricotta stuffed shells
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Tomato & zucchini gratin
roasted baby fingerling potatoes
lobster claws with butter, lemon and garlic
roasted baby fingerling potatoes
lobster claws with butter, lemon and garlic
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Saturday supper at Trattoria da Vittoria
shared apps including squash blossoms
papperdelle with oxtail ragu
easy breezy fro yo:
pumpkin
strawberry
Toppings:
Graham cracker crumbs
Heath bars



Halloween party before the adventures:
pizza!
butterfinger
kit kat
we also got a lot of candy! Plus I got a hard seltzer because of my david s pumpkin suit!
shared apps including squash blossoms
papperdelle with oxtail ragu
easy breezy fro yo:
pumpkin
strawberry
Toppings:
Graham cracker crumbs
Heath bars



Halloween party before the adventures:
pizza!
butterfinger
kit kat
we also got a lot of candy! Plus I got a hard seltzer because of my david s pumpkin suit!
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Just ordered some Jersey Mike subs Sunday afternoon, so we could all get prepared for halloween. #13 and The Big Kahuna are our favorites.
Our local shop only had 4 subs types listed for cold subs instead of the usual 12-13. I called them up, and they said they had run out of some, on Saturday. They got in more meats Saturday evening, but their manager didn’t update their online portal. Took 90 minutes for all the subs to finally show up online after I called on Sunday.
Our local shop only had 4 subs types listed for cold subs instead of the usual 12-13. I called them up, and they said they had run out of some, on Saturday. They got in more meats Saturday evening, but their manager didn’t update their online portal. Took 90 minutes for all the subs to finally show up online after I called on Sunday.
#6149
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Just ordered some Jersey Mike subs Sunday afternoon, so we could all get prepared for halloween. #13 and The Big Kahuna are our favorites.
Our local shop only had 4 subs types listed for cold subs instead of the usual 12-13. I called them up, and they said they had run out of some, on Saturday. They got in more meats Saturday evening, but their manager didnt update their online portal. Took 90 minutes for all the subs to finally show up online after I called on Sunday.
Our local shop only had 4 subs types listed for cold subs instead of the usual 12-13. I called them up, and they said they had run out of some, on Saturday. They got in more meats Saturday evening, but their manager didnt update their online portal. Took 90 minutes for all the subs to finally show up online after I called on Sunday.
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Dinner last night... grilled cheese sandwiches, and carrots & celery with dip.


