What's for dinner?
#1441
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i’m unfamiliar with sheltering rules outside my own city and assume that you can just pay $ to get somewhere as needed. I also assume that you can always eventually return to USA and then get pork galore, even if it’s not for another year or four - the point being that it’s possible for you in your future whereas others in Indonesia might not have the ability / desire to just ever go to USA.
#1442
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Yes, just discovered a German charcuterie with some Polish inheritance. We're having some Polish chicken sausages (very spicy) together with lamb skewers for the BBQ today. Chill with Chili!
#1443
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Seriously, the guy must spend all his time cooking.
Last night I made pesto for the first time! It was delish! We were watching Queer Eye last week and one of the recipes that Antoni taught the makeover person to make was pesto pasta with pickled grapes. It sounded good, and it was really good.
In the cuisinart I put waaay too much garlic, basil, romano cheese, and pine nuts I'd toasted in a pan, then added olive oil and lemon juice.
Served with orecchiete and sauteed chicken thighs, and red seedless grapes I'd soaked in some balsamic for 20 mins. And some alvarinho. It was great.
Last night I made pesto for the first time! It was delish! We were watching Queer Eye last week and one of the recipes that Antoni taught the makeover person to make was pesto pasta with pickled grapes. It sounded good, and it was really good.
In the cuisinart I put waaay too much garlic, basil, romano cheese, and pine nuts I'd toasted in a pan, then added olive oil and lemon juice.
Served with orecchiete and sauteed chicken thighs, and red seedless grapes I'd soaked in some balsamic for 20 mins. And some alvarinho. It was great.
#1444
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Dining out at one of the best restaurants in Chapel Hill:
elements Restaurant & Wine Bar of Chapel Hill
elements Restaurant & Wine Bar of Chapel Hill
#1445
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Smoked whole chicken, a rack of pork ribs, baked beans, mac & cheese, cornbread, and a half decent Barbera from Calaveras county.
#1446
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I had a large taqueria luncheon today so might skip supper and just have an ice cream cone for dessert. I’m soooooo full.
#1447
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I guess this will end up subbing for dinner . One of my neighbors does an awesome Friday night concert every week. Most times i have a friend over to sit on my front yard spaced 6 ft away. I make separate snack trays for us. Tonight is grilled shrimp, tortilla chips,.guacamole , pineapple salsa (jarred from TJ) ....i made pineapple/basil Margaritas for us.
ETA: half box of Tagalongs from the freezer.
ETA: half box of Tagalongs from the freezer.
Last edited by corky; Jun 19, 2020 at 11:29 pm
#1448
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I was indeed too full for a normal supper:
nectarine
organic mango
2 freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies
lots of iced water
sounds super fun and delicious! I had taqueria guacamole & pico de Gallo with my luncheon today so I know how yummy those are.
nectarine
organic mango
2 freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies
lots of iced water
I guess this will end up subbing for dinner . One of my neighbors does an awesome Friday night concert every week. Most times i have a friend over to sit on my front yard spaced 6 ft away. I make separate snack trays for us. Tonight is grilled shrimp, tortilla chips,.guacamole , pineapple salsa (jarred from TJ) ....i made pineapple/basil Margaritas for us.
#1449
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Last night at one of my favorite restaurants:
Cocktail: Tanqueray & tonic
Appetizer: Crawfish, sun dried tomatoes, leeks, manchego, brandy cream sauce over a crepe.
Main: crispy leg of duck confit and roasted breast slices over roasted mushroom choucroute with a Riesling reduction & roasted potatoes & shallots.
Wine: New Zealand Pinot noir
Dessert: A fabulous Creme Brûlée topped with fresh blueberries
First time the restaurant was open for sit down dinner. It was only a soft opening with four tables invited. Only two people/table.
Cocktail: Tanqueray & tonic
Appetizer: Crawfish, sun dried tomatoes, leeks, manchego, brandy cream sauce over a crepe.
Main: crispy leg of duck confit and roasted breast slices over roasted mushroom choucroute with a Riesling reduction & roasted potatoes & shallots.
Wine: New Zealand Pinot noir
Dessert: A fabulous Creme Brûlée topped with fresh blueberries
First time the restaurant was open for sit down dinner. It was only a soft opening with four tables invited. Only two people/table.
#1450
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I'm enjoying leftover ground turkey mixed with seasonings, a touch of lemon and feta, shaped into slider-size patties, grilled and served on brioche rolls with mayo, garlic and chives. I paired that with a bag of Green Giant broccoli with cheese sauce, and I'm trying to keep from eating the entire bag of broccoli in one sitting.
I'm also enjoying a beer with dinner.
I'm also enjoying a beer with dinner.
#1452
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I loved Round Table in the 80s and maybe once or twice in the 90s but there’s no way I would choose it over almost any other pizza spot. The only pizza chain I would allow is Lou Malnattis in Chicagoland. Everytime I choose what our child wants is because there’s a huge benefit for me, like how our child requested the fridge with the door dispenser, which is so perfect for me.
Last night at one of my favorite restaurants:
Cocktail: Tanqueray & tonic
Appetizer: Crawfish, sun dried tomatoes, leeks, manchego, brandy cream sauce over a crepe.
Main: crispy leg of duck confit and roasted breast slices over roasted mushroom choucroute with a Riesling reduction & roasted potatoes & shallots.
Wine: New Zealand Pinot noir
Dessert: A fabulous Creme Brûlée topped with fresh blueberries
First time the restaurant was open for sit down dinner. It was only a soft opening with four tables invited. Only two people/table.
Cocktail: Tanqueray & tonic
Appetizer: Crawfish, sun dried tomatoes, leeks, manchego, brandy cream sauce over a crepe.
Main: crispy leg of duck confit and roasted breast slices over roasted mushroom choucroute with a Riesling reduction & roasted potatoes & shallots.
Wine: New Zealand Pinot noir
Dessert: A fabulous Creme Brûlée topped with fresh blueberries
First time the restaurant was open for sit down dinner. It was only a soft opening with four tables invited. Only two people/table.
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#1455
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Romaine lettuce salad
Grilled chicken burger with leftover guacamole
Grilled corn
Grilled chicken burger with leftover guacamole
Grilled corn